Murphy asks Port Authority to show him how much traffic, toll revenue congestion pricing has cost the bi-state agency.

A new plan could bring nearly 10,000 new apartments to a struggling office district in the wake of COVID, turning it into a vibrant, round-the-clock area.

Jason Sargeant indicted for a violent, unprovoked attack in Manhattan's Grand Central Subway on Christmas Eve.

Two people are recovering after their car appeared to crash into scaffolding in Midtown on Friday morning. The incident happened at the intersection of East 34th Street and Madison Avenue just before 4 a.

Manhattan Beach Police reported 648 service calls, 14 arrests, and 26 traffic incidents in a week, with tips to prevent residential burglaries.

Gaudy ’80s finishes were replaced with crisp ones that let the owner’s evolving collection set the tone for the Upper East Side home.

It’s a staple of comedy and complaints that an office can feel like a jail. So why not try a jail that feels like an office? The construction contractor Tutor Perini’s new video rendering shows the future Manhattan Detention Center,

Not too long ago, office was in a scary place, as remote work seemed like it would be the new normal. However, the asset class has continued to improve — leading some experts to believe that it's bottomed out — with Manhattan leading the way in the recovery.

TRIBECA, Manhattan (WABC) -- Two firefighters were injured and 20 residents were left homeless in a Tribeca building fire. The flames broke out inside the basement of a building on White Street at around 11:45 p.m. Wednesday. Smoke spread through the five-story building.

Gov. Phil Murphy has said any drop in tunnel revenue for Port Authority due to congestion pricing should not come at the expense of NJ projects.

Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) is planning to spend $60B to $65B to build out the company's artificial intelligence infrastructure, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said through his official account in a Facebook post Friday.

The bedrooms are tucked away in a separate wing. The building has two units per floor. Use as a pied-à-terre is permitted. The maintenance is high. There’s a 2 percent flip tax to be paid by the buyer. Manhattan | 352 West 117th Street, No. 5G