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New short-term rental rules that began Tuesday likely will impact Airbnb hotspots in Brooklyn, according to a report.
The nation's largest police force must reform how it responds to protests as part of a sweeping agreement reached Tuesday
"Unfortunate that the organizers wanted to turn our city into a zoo," Mayor Eric Adams said after Electric Zoo was plagued by problems.
"He just said the most famous Hitler phrase there is," German player Alexander Zverev said about a fan during an early Tuesday match.
A two-day heat advisory starting Tuesday prompted city officials to open cooling centers.
The four thieves nabbed nearly $5,000 in the lightning fast spate of robberies along Union Turnpike, police said.
Advocates are targeting "an insane" city mandate that developers build parking spaces regardless of need.
"If New York City comes out with full elimination, this would be national news," Lind said. "The administration would be lauded for this."
The spirit of Labor Day hasn't left these New York City-area workers.
The city saw COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations surge 200 percent even before officials detected the new BA.2.86 variant this past week.
New Yorkers had a mix of sweet and sour food news this past week.
Forecasters predict perfect beach weather for summer's last gasp.
Samuel Junker, 41, who last lived in a White Plains shelter, is accused of shoving a woman onto the tracks Tuesday, police said.
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Two brothers — Shawn Rivera, 27, and Edwin Rivera, 32 — face assault charges in a caught-on-video attack on an off-duty cop Thursday.
Not all is happy behind the scenes at Big Gay Ice Cream, where a founder sued a business partner on accusations of fraud and mismanagement.
In a first, seven workers' stolen wages from a Virgin Hotel electrical job got repaid through a new Manhattan district attorney's fund.
A 34-year-old woman suffered a fractured leg after a man shoved her onto the tracks Tuesday inside Chambers Street station, police said.
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