PRAYERS will bring its dark, genre-blurring live show to The Sultan Room on October 30 and 31.
The program provides late-night pickup soccer at fields across all five boroughs.
Events will feature activities including haunted houses, pumpkin patches, obstacle courses and face painting.
The City released its latest quarterly crime numbers Tuesday.
The injured officer was taken to Jacobi Hospital for treatment and was released on Monday.
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The NYC Administration for Children’s Services will begin inviting families on the waitlist to apply for vouchers in the coming weeks.
Former AI researchers raise troubling questions about safety and accountability.
The latest federal data show a wide gap between New York City’s average wages, typical worker pay and household income.
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The injured officer is listed in stable condition.
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Marks the first increase in grant awards for artists in nearly 20 years.
The messages warned a New York City family to report to an ICE office or face consequences.
Eight restaurants closed in New York City this week.
New York is tightening its focus on high-speed micromobility. For people hurt in crashes, the harder question is often where compensation co
The proposals could change how New Yorkers ride, how delivery apps operate and how crashes are handled.
New housing rules are taking effect, and renters should check a few things before signing or calling their landlord.
The tournament supported an estimated 12,100 jobs.
The plan includes new funding to strengthen security at synagogues and other houses of worship across the City.
The new seasonal outlook for December, January and February reflects a classic strong El Niño pattern.
Free celebrations across all five boroughs will feature trick-or-treating, face painting, live entertainment and more throughout October.
Ten New York City school districts got an A- or better in the ranking.
The two incidents happened in two different boroughs.
A court ruling could change how New York City determines which homeowners face the controversial surcharge.
Claimants will need to take one important step before the state shuts down its unemployment system.
Funds raised will support programs bringing joy, connection and mental health support to children facing serious illness.
The run starts with a meteor shower known for surprises.
The proposed change would affect what riders pay, while adding a new discount for others.
A major National Grid plan could affect what New Yorkers pay for energy in the years ahead.
Job seekers can get application help, learn about civil service exams and meet agencies hiring workers.
The new program covers transit costs for eligible students, with cards arriving just in time for the fall semester.
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His cause of death will be determined by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, police say.
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