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'Ground Zero Mosque' Plan Resubmitted Years After Protests

The new plans are for a smaller Muslim community center.

De Blasio Pledges To Create 25,000 Affordable Apartments A Year

The city now says it will build or protect 300,000 affordable homes by 2026.

Best Halloween Cities List Crowns NYC King

See which cities New York beat for the top spot.

Hometown Bar-B-Que's Chicken Offshoot 'Back On Track' After Construction Delays

Plans for the fried chicken offshoot of Hometown Bar-B-Que in Red Hook were stalled when a contractor was banned from working in NYC.

Lord & Taylor Sells Fifth Avenue Flagship For $850 Million

Co-working company WeWork will set up its New York City headquarters inside the iconic Fifth Avenue department store building.

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