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In honor of July 4, Google released the most-searched for hot dog spots in the city, and a Greenwich Village shop was named No. 1.
Montrey Boglin, 28, was arrested Wednesday and charged for his actions in an Inwood shooting earlier in 2022, police said.
The popular uptown outdoor public pool reopened on Tuesday, but not at full capacity.
In honor of July 4, Google released the highest-rated hot dog spots in the country — and a UWS stand near Central Park was named No. 1.
Bon Jovi just sold his West Village apartment and the price tag would leave most people living on a prayer.
Assemblymember Manny De Los Santos fought off two challengers to keep his seat representing uptown, according to NY1.
Assemblymember Deborah Glick fought off challenger Ryder Kessler to continue representing Lower Manhattan, according to NY1.
NYC public outdoor pools reopened on Tuesday. Here are the ones in and near the East Village.
As school districts got new superintendents across the city on Monday, Upper Manhattan will keep its current leader.
The new Upper West Side superintendent might be new to the neighborhood, but he's not new to the job.
Trumpet was the first bloodhound to ever win the Westminster Dog Show. He celebrated in style at Tavern on the Green.
Tuesday is Election Day in Washington Heights and Inwood — here's what you need to know about the local Assembly races.
Hours after the Pride March ended, hundreds of people were sent running when fireworks were mistaken for gunshots in Washington Square Park.
A gun-wielding man grabbed $5,000 from a deli at 505 W. 179th St., before driving off in a gray sedan, police said.
A 22-year-old was riding a C train near West 81st Street Sunday night, when he was attacked from behind, police said.
Revelers packed the streets Sunday to celebrate NYC Pride — cheering and dancing, but also speaking out against the Supreme Court.
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The "Gay Liberations" monument in the West Village was cleaned and recoated on Thursday by Parks Department conservators and apprentices.
An immersive dance performance will take place Sunday in Inwood Hill Park. Here's what to know.
The 53rd NYC Pride March will kick off at noon on Sunday from West 25th Street and Fifth Avenue. Here's what to know.
