SUNSET PARK — “As a resident of Marine Park, one of the great surprises I found biking around Industry City and visiting Japan Village was to discover Bush Terminal Park. I continue to be amazed at ...

Colton reports that 25 or 30 intrepid volunteers showed up last weekend even with inclement weather with the goal of sprucing up.

Fans packed New York hotels for the gripping World Cup final, leading to a late surge in bookings worth nearly $100 million.

Ionescu scored nine of her season-high 29 points in the final minute of regulation as the Liberty stole a 95-94 triumph.

Carroll Gardens was the borough’s priciest neighborhood, and the city’s fourth-highest overall, with a median $2.68 million sale price.

Charges included racketeering, murder conspiracies, assaults, firearms offenses, drug trafficking offenses and money laundering conspiracies.

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VETERAN PUBLIC SERVANT Anthony Shorris will take the helm of the New York City Economic Development Corporation as president and CEO.

DAY STRIKE by the members of one of the city’s largest public defender organizations has ended.

The Second Judicial District Equal Justice Committee hosted its annual Mock Trial Competition centered on a case involving a stolen car.

A FIFTH AVENUE institution has closed after 58 years in business: Fifth Avenue Record Shop is no more.

A FIRESIDE CHAT with Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez will take place July 22 at 9 Bond St.