From weed-friendly park parties to special munchies, New York City is ready to blaze up to celebrate all things cannabis Thursday.
The CUNY School of Professional Studies (CUNY SPS) has been named Military a Friendly® School, earning a Silver Award for 2023-2024.
More women accused the "Creed III" actor of abuse and are working with Manhattan prosecutors after his recent arrest, a report says.
Workers at the region's largest Trader Joe's are about to cast ballots that could make it the company's first unionized store in New York.
Providing shelter and other aid for asylum-seekers is projected to cost $4.3 billion in the current and next city budget.
Protesters said that small landlords upset with their tenants should be directing their anger at their banks instead.
Jeffrey Maddrey overrode a Brooklyn police sergeant’s decision to book a former colleague who pursued three boys in Brownsville.
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The Supreme Court could temporarily ban Wednesday a New York pharmaceutical company from mailing out the nation's most common abortion drug.
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A robotic Dalmatian bounded into the collapsed building to look for injured people, the FDNY said.
Firefighters were pulled from the scene due to concerns about the building's structural stability, the FDNY said.
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Current crime levels are more comparable to where New York was a decade ago, when people frequently lauded it as America's safest big city.
Officials announced the arrest of Jayqwan Hamilton, the last person to be arrested in connection to a series of robberies fueled by drugs.
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“Nonprofits are stretched too thin, and they are rejecting cases because they’re not getting the resources they need from the city."
BK Lobster is on a knife’s edge as more investors have come forward with claims that the fast-casual seafood restaurant ripped them off.
The nonprofit’s Arts Grants for Queens program increased by an additional $40,000 in funding this year.
The action by the police oversight agency is a rare finding of wrongdoing by such a high-ranking police official.
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The People's Republic of China quietly opened its own police station in Chinatown, U.S. Attorney Breon Peace said Monday.
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Republicans upset with Donald Trump's indictment are trying to falsely portray New York City as a place overrun by crime.
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Anthony Zottola, 45, had his mobster father killed so he could take over a real estate empire, prosecutors said.
“So long as we ignore this problem," the Legal Aid Society said, "our housing crisis will only continue to balloon.”
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Slutty Vegan, a tasty batch of new eateries, a schmear of bagel praise and night markets’ return were all on New York City’s menu this week.
This week, city inspectors found roaches in Morningside Heights, mold in Flatbush, broken windows in Forest Hills, and more.
After police fatally shot a 78-year-old man Thursday, officers separately opened fire on two men in Queens and The Bronx, cops said.
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Temperatures soared to 90 degrees Thursday, breaking decades-old records — and forecasters expect they’ll be tied or shattered again Friday.