The Latest Breaking News from Manhattan

Matty Ice is of course no more in Atlanta, shipped to Indy in a Manhattan-for-beads kind of deal that gained the Falcons a mere third-round pick. Thus was franchise quarterback Matt Ryan ingloriously disposed of.

NEW YORK — Just hours before Election Day, New York City candidates in two of the most tightly contested congressional races of the election cycle pounded the pavement one last time in a final push to get out the vote.

NEW YORK — From doorsteps in Windsor Terrace to market stands on the Upper West Side, an army of Democrats continue to battle for New York’s 10th and 12th Congressional Districts as they put their campaigns into high gear, with Election Day on Tuesday.

New York (AFP) - Prominent literary figures including Paul Auster and Gay Talese gathered Friday in Manhattan for a reading of Salman Rushdie's works, in solidarity with the author seriously injured in a stabbing attack.

One skyscraper stands out from the rest in the Manhattan skyline

Endo International, one of the nation's larger opioid makers and with U.S. headquarters in Malvern, filed for bankruptcy protection in Manhattan on Tuesday, beset by $9.5 billion in total debt and threatened by thousands of opioid lawsuits.

NEW YORK — The Trump Organization’s longtime chief financial officer will admit to conspiring with the Trump Organization and Trump Payroll Corp. in a 15-year tax fraud scheme while head of the company’s finances at a Manhattan Supreme Court hearing on Thursday, the New York Daily News has confirmed.

NEW YORK — Animal rights activists and City Councilman Bob Holden are demanding that the Manhattan D.A. launch a criminal investigation into the carriage horse industry after a horse collapsed last week in Hell’s Kitchen.

NEW YORK — A judge on Friday denied the Trump Organization’s motion to dismiss the Manhattan district attorney’s criminal tax fraud case against Donald Trump’s family real estate business and its long-serving chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg.