John Manning, a law professor and provost at Harvard University, dropped out of the process after initial conversations, said ...

It wasn’t long ago that commercial tenants were fleeing the Financial District en masse for swankier office space uptown.

Consumer goods will be shipped on ferryboats between Brooklyn and Manhattan starting Thursday in the first major test of the ...

Blackstone has secured a $3.15 billion refinancing for Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Village, the sprawling Manhattan ...

“While we typically expect to see 150-180 individual cases of infant botulism annually, an outbreak of infant botulism is ...

Legislation introduced by Senator James Skoufis and Assemblymember David Weprin ensures that insurance requirements for ...

A Long Island City-based nutrition company is partnering with surgical practices and attracting investors in New York’s ...

New York has a new largest tech unicorn, and it's not even close. Corporate spending automation platform Ramp ranked No. 1 on ...

Congregants and clergy of a historic Upper West Side church say their 135-year-old building can no longer serve its community ...

Kathy Hochul vetoed a bill intended to get nonprofit contractors paid faster, a blow to providers bracing for fallout from ...

Developers are ready to demolish a building in Chelsea owned by the New York City Housing Authority and replace it with a ...

The state is launching its highly anticipated $1 billion renovation of SUNY Downstate University Hospital, marking a new ...