The City Council has passed a bill that requires the Department of Social Services to establish an online dashboard ...

City Council asserted itself to enact a higher minimum pay rate for delivery workers and to remove criminal penalties for ...

The long-awaited reopening of Tracks Raw Bar & Grill at Penn Station was held up by a “pissing match” between the ...

A developer with a history of construction accidents has picked up a long-vacant parcel in Brooklyn Heights. Dean Brodsky, ...

Moshe Silber, who is serving a prison sentence for mortgage fraud, lost a Harlem rental building this week to foreclosure. And that might not be the end of his problems. On Wednesday, Sept. 17, a ...

A major new office-to-residential conversion is officially on its way to Midtown.

Health care workers are suing Mount Sinai Health System for allegedly shortchanging them, a new court filing shows.

A boutique residential and retail building in NoHo has traded hands for almost $50 million, records show.

Growing expenses and a decline in federal grant revenue put pressure on Catholic Health’s bottom line. Total revenue, which ...

That’s not just a problem for housing advocates — it’s a red flag for New York’s broader economy. When large-scale housing ...

The city’s co-response teams, designed to treat homeless individuals with mental health needs, sometimes take people to the ...

A prominent nursing home company appears to be expanding into Queens, a borough with a growing share of older adults. An LLC ...