Star On 18 Diner, at 128 Tenth Ave., will close its doors after 25 years in business, its owners announced in a Facebook post ...

As the contours of state budget negotiations begin to come into focus, health care interests, both institutional and labor, ...

An office building near Grand Central Terminal that offers its tenants a smorgasbord of amenities is getting a new one: a speakeasy. East Village speakeasy Please Don't Tell (PDT), along with Apres ...

Dental hygienists in New York will be able to practice without direct supervision of a dentist by mid-2027, opening the door to a new semi-independent business model within the sector. Gov. Kathy ...

The residence of the late Arthur Minerof, a landlord whose holdings once stretched from the Upper West Side to the East Village, has come to market. The red brick townhouse on West 74th Street, which ...

Kathy Hochul with counterbudget proposals that include tax increases on top earners. Details are still being discussed, but the Senate and Assembly are both expected this week to propose income tax ...

Labor union 32BJ SEIU struck a deal with Mount Sinai to keep 100,000 building service workers' health care connected to the hospital network after it cut ties with Anthem last week, bypassing the ...

Authorities arrested six people connected to unrest during an anti-Muslim protest outside the residence of New York Mayor ...

A Queens development site where members of the troubled Chetrit family had once planned a massive mixed-use project has now ...

I’ve gotten tax cut after tax cut after tax cut. And I never needed any of them,” Abigail Disney, whose grandfather Roy ...

Sequoia Capital-backed mental health startup Grow Therapy has reached a $3 billion valuation with new funding. The company, ...

A property owner once dubbed one of the city’s “worst landlords” has defaulted on a $22.5 million mortgage for seven Brooklyn ...