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The building is only half-full of tenants, and its lenders accused its owners of missing a year of payments, according to Crain's New York.
More than 100 firefighters and medics responded to the third-story blaze, FDNY officials said.
When medics arrived, they rushed the man to New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center in critical condition, police said.
Both victims were rushed to NYC Health+Hospitals/Harlem, police said.
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Police arrested 80 protestors who occupied the campus library Wednesday.
A long-fought-over plan to expand an Upper East Side hospital is nearing the finish line for its public review process.
Medics took the victim to Mount Sinai Morningside.
This week, city inspectors found rats in Crown Heights, roaches in Washington Heights, water leaks in Park Slope and more.
Seven new capital projects are coming to the Upper East Side and Roosevelt Island.
The full closure of the museum starts May 26 and lasts until Sept. 26, museum officials said.
After the break-in, the two suspects were seen running away, heading uptown on Madison Avenue.
The group occupied the main campus library and vandalized reading rooms, police said.
Elon Musk's company X wants to run a Venmo-style money-transfer app in New York, and two West Side lawmakers are pushing back.
A chihuahua's near-death experience renews calls for legal reform for violent dogs.
The victim was riding an uptown-bound E train approaching Fifth Avenue and 53rd Street when the chaotic scene unfolded.
The City Council is considering a package of bills that would decriminalize vending and make permits more accessible.
The federal government canceled $400 million in grants to the university.
In tweets, the man described plans to visit a Midtown congregation for Shabbat, with the intent to cause harm, officials said.
Thunderstorms and downpours are predicted to continue through Thursday night, forecasters say.
