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Billionaire Sues UES Neighbor Over 'Egregious' Townhouse Damage

The billionaire-owned mansion, where a woman was infamously trapped for days in 2019, has allegedly been damaged by a next-door doctor.

Ban Jan. 6 Insurrectionists From Holding NY Office, Lawmaker Says

Two years after the U.S. Capitol riots, a new bill — the "RIOT Act" — aims to keep insurrectionists from storming New York elected offices.

City Sues NYC Landlords Over 'Dangerous' Conditions

"All New Yorkers deserve to live in safe, clean homes, " Mayor Adams said. "We will not tolerate landlords who repeatedly flout the law."

'Real Housewives' Star Jen Shah Sentenced To 6.5 Years In NYC

Shah, who ran a telemarketing scheme targeting elderly people, will surrender to prison Feb. 17, federal prosecutors said.

Former Rikers Officer Charged For Bribery, Drug Contraband: Feds

Karin Robinson, 29, was arrested for accepting bribes and smuggling contraband from an inmate at Rikers Island, prosecutors said.

Park Slope Food Coop Considers Second Location: Report

At a meeting late last year, members from the popular cooperative grocer revived the idea, shelved during the pandemic.

Suspect Identified In Central Park Anti-Semitic Attack: Police

NYPD identified Perin Jacobchuk, 32, on Thursday as the chief suspect in an anti-Semitic attack that left a man's hand broken in December.