Famous NYC Wine Shop Owes $3M In Taxes, Could Close | Top Stories

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Famous NYC Wine Shop Sherry-Lehmann Could Put Cork In Business: Report

The Upper East Side institution is in danger of closing as problems — from unpaid taxes to lawsuits to angry customers — spill over.

NYC Sets Housing 'Moonshot' Of 500K New Homes In Next Decade: Mayor

"This is our mission, " Mayor Eric Adams said Thursday as he outlined an ambitious plan for more than 100 reforms to speed up construction.

NYC Workers Can't Be Fired Without 'Just Cause' If New Bill Passes

"The onus is on the employer to prove they have a good reason to fire an employee, " said bill sponsor Council Member Tiffany Cabán.

Forest Hills Woman Won't Return 5K Jewish Cemetery Plots: Lawsuit

The United Bukharian Congregation filed suit Monday over deeds and titles to thousands of New York City plots, court records show.

Scaffolding Fortress Comes Down At Upper West Side School After Years

"The kids no longer have to bob and weave to navigate the scaffolding sheds and poles, " one excited parent told Patch.

West Village Local Newspaper Staff Quits, Starts New Paper: Report

A large chunk of the staff at WestView News has left and started a publication called the New WestView News, according to the Village Sun.

Mom Turns In Teen Son For Park Slope Subway Strangulation: NYPD

A 16-year-old now stands accused of strangling a woman in the Grand Army Plaza subway station last weekend, police said.