“Like you guys just paid out, you know, a settlement of $20 million and you’re doing the same thing over and over again,” said Diaz-Larui.
The plan to toll drivers traveling into Manhattan could threaten the existence of several parking facilities south of 60th Street.
After two years of COVID, only 9 percent of office workers are inside their workplaces five days a week, according to a new survey.
Overall prices in the New York City area are still up 6.6 percent in the past year, while nationally they're up 8.3 percent, data shows.
New Yorkers on Thursday got their first hit to run (legal) retail weed shops.
The employment rate of men aged between 18 and 24 stands at 30 percent, according to a new analysis.
These three sectors explain why NYC just can’t get its groove back.
"You can't have local bodegas selling these products," Adams said Monday. "You can never have a legal market with an illegal (one)."
Local unemployment remains over 6%, with fewer jobs than existed in February 2020.
"Staffers are quitting in droves," a blistering Twitter thread aimed at Alden Global Capital states.
Applications to run the state's first legal recreational dispensaries open Aug. 25, officials said.
The government seeks to block Penguin Random House, the biggest U.S. book publisher, from absorbing rival Simon & Schuster.
Shipping service workers to rally in Canarsie after six fell ill while on the job in last week’s heat wave.
Immigrant Dashers will receive bike gear, PPE, tax consultation and empowerment workshops, according to the app delivery service company.
Brooklyn saw big gains in tourism numbers while Manhattan's numbers plunged 14 percent in June, a new study found.
“It is a lackluster report. I won’t read too much into the unemployment rate increase as it happened last June too," James Parrot said.
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"New York City is becoming a true five-borough economy with Brooklyn leading the way.”
"Something went wrong" is an error message many Twitter users got Thursday morning when they logged in to check Big Apple news and gossip.
A sticky situation unfolded when 17 city businesses — accused of masquerading as legal dispensaries — received cease and desist letters.
"We're so happy. All the businesses maybe can make some money and get back in the game," customer Angela Gregorio said.
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The New York-based company said that upon court approval, it expects to receive $575 million in financing from its existing lenders.
The uptick coincides with stricter in-person policies from large companies.
Haven't seen your coworkers outside a Zoom call? You're not alone.
Gas, meat, booze — whatever the item, New Yorkers shelled out more for it during May, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
This sort of shrinkage happens on grocery store shelves, not after swimming in the pool.
On Tuesday, CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis spoke to those who benefited from its programs and she has more on how you can get involved.
The Flow Initiative has teamed up with the United State of Women (USOW) to launch the End Period Poverty campaign.
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New York's Division of Human Rights filed a complaint against the online giant Wednesday, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced.
Prices across the New York City region rose slightly less in April than other months, but they're still much higher than last year.
Remote work in New York City won't end post-pandemic, as 78 percent of businesses plan to keep hybrid arrangements, a new survey found.
Weeks after a historic win at another Staten Island warehouse, union organizers’ second try failed 618 votes to 380.
In a separate complaint also filed Thursday, 32BJ-SEIU alleges management “interfered with, restrained, and coerced employees..."
Lawmakers voted Thursday to postpone for five months a city law mandating job ads include salary ranges.
A bombshell lawsuit by the editor had accused Col Allan, the Post's flamboyant former editor-in-chief, of sexual harassment.
"It's an information war," said organizer Madeline Wesley. "It's not going to stop us."
New Jersey legalized the sale of recreational cannabis Thursday. Here's what it means for the dazed and confused of New York City.
About 155,000 of the GE-brand refrigerators with bottom freezers in fingerprint-resistant stainless steel were sold since February 2020.