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From staffing shortages to workplace concerns, TPS termination could affect businesses and essential services across the city.
The City Council is investigating whether platforms use deceptive marketing and if New Yorkers need stronger consumer protections.
The jackpot carries an estimated cash value of $433.1 million and is now the eighth-largest in Powerball history.
Starting salaries struggle to keep pace with the rising cost of smaller apartments, report finds.
Sweaty subway riders have been asking for relief. The City’s answer could look very different from traditional air conditioning.
A proposed law would change how Amazon and other delivery giants operate last-mile facilities.
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A new lawsuit takes aim at the City’s rollout of the pied-à-terre surcharge.
A 5-month-old girl and 27-year-old woman died after all 14 people aboard the vessel went into the water Saturday night.
Parents and caregivers can now roll onto more MTA buses without folding their strollers.
Inside the Biohackers World Conference NYC, where the city's health-obsessed came to see what's next in longevity science.
NYC welcomed 65 million visitors last year, but changing visitor patterns are reshaping the tourism economy.
A real NYC experiment in learning to sell products online and buy from independent sellers instead of running a yard sale.
Caring for someone with dementia is an act of love, but it can also be one of life’s greatest challenges.
The U.S. Open will be from Aug. 23 to Sept. 13.
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New Yorkers riding illegal e-bikes and scooters could see their vehicles seized as the City targets unsafe devices.
Symptoms for both include diarrhea, nausea and more.
Thursday's comedy benefit will feature Tim Dillon, Mike Recine, Monroe Martin and Dr. Anthony Drew.
The mayor's reforms are a good start to reducing unnecessary regulations
E-bike collisions are up by 31.7 percent this year in comparison to last year in NYC.
A New York City resident created a website that helps people compare gym prices in the City.
New Yorkers will receive relief after an investigation uncovered how egg producers influenced prices behind the scenes.
A new national ranking crowned three New York City hospital No. 1. See which facilities made the metro list.
A Patch analysis found major differences in tree coverage across the City.
Three new associate degree programs will integrate career and technical education with a traditional liberal arts experience
The Brooklyn man survived the roughly 278-foot jump, police reported.
Chef Regi Mathew Is Preserving Kerala's Culinary Heritage in New York
My hope is to help women better understand the important role their gynecologist plays in cancer prevention and early detection.
The first public database tied to New York City's new pied-à-terre tax reveals where luxury homes are concentrated.
Four people have died in e-bike and e-scooter crashes across NYC in the past week.
Final residential tower of the Westchester Place development offers renters expansive amenities and prime location
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The long-awaited agreement raises pay and benefits for hundreds of deputies in New York City.
AI rules, possible school closures and a major funding fight await NYC's newly appointed education board.
New Apex partnership at the University of Mount Saint Vincent integrates career and technical education with traditional liberal arts
Stop & Shop Donates Over $2 Million to Eight Feeding America Food Banks Across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut to Combat Hunger
The two legendary artists and their bands performed hit songs and deep-cut gems to a mostly Baby Boomer audience at the heralded venue.