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A Lenox Hill townhouse that appears as Holly Golightly's home in the 1961 movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's" sold for $12.5 million this week.
Fast winds and chances for snow and rain are in store for the Big Apple this week.
The fire ripped through the apartment building early Tuesday morning.
After 135 years, this house of worship could become a cultural arts center or more housing.
The gunman killed the Upper East Side deli clerk during a robbery while wearing a Hazmat suit, prosecutors said.
Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in New Jersey.
The union said the discipline amounts to union-busting, but the hospital said the nurses were interfering with patient care.
The diner was ordered closed after inspectors reported live roaches and multiple food-safety hazards earlier this week.
The popular Uptown market returns with 50 local vendors, DJs, live art, free activities and more.
Police have provided more information on Monday's fatal crash on the Upper East Side.
The true miracle of Hanukkah — a massive, 36-foot tall menorah on Fifth Avenue.
The fire took an hour to put out.
A polar vortex is bringing 10-15 degree wind chills and chances for rain and snow this week, forecasters said.
The woman of the house was strangled to death by a butler in 1915, according to archives at the New York Times.
It's not yet public information what will replace these buildings.
Yankees legend CC Sabathia cut the ribbon on the exciting new sports field.
It's closing time.
A piece of jazz-age history is for sale in Manhattan.
Buon appetito.
Manhattan's luxury market is booming right now.
