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A driver on a moped in Yorkville was killed when he struck a box truck while traveling the wrong way on on East 94th Street, cops said.
The Empire State Rare Book and Print Fair aims to make book collecting more fun and affordable for a new generation of collectors.
The Hex & Co. workers pushing for a livable wage and other issues launched a petition on Tuesday as they build support for their union.
Officials said the victim was brought to Bellevue Hospital.
A person hit by a vehicle near FDR Drive on Monday night became the fifth pedestrian hit by a car in the neighborhood in the past month.
Newly released police data shows that compared to last year, crime stats on the Upper East Side dropped by double digits once again.
"We deserve better; we deserve a choice," said Allen Roskoff, a longtime gay rights activist and recent critic of Mayor Eric Adams.
Since 1905, the fair has been held in New York City. And starting in 2026, the famous fair of fun will decamp to New Orleans.
Officer Carlos Pereyra was arrested and charged after getting into a fight and resisting arrest Saturday night, officials said.
A newly passed law sponsored by Powers will accelerate the city's transition to a fully green municipal vehicle fleet.
At least several inches of rain have already fallen in a historic rainstorm, with up to eight more inches expected by Saturday morning.
Missing toilets, adulterated food, mislabeled pesticides, rodents and mice were found in eateries across the city this week.
Police said a woman punched and pepper sprayed a pair of seniors on an Upper East Side train on Monday, and earlier punched a Midtown rider.
Officials said that the same man who robbed a Lenox Hill smoke shop also robbed two stores in Queens.
Sephardic Academy of Manhattan's renovations at their East 74th Street school caused "substantial damages" to their neighbor, claims a suit.
Artist Janet Restino is just one of the 75 people selling art, gifts and other goods at the popular annual West 44th St. Garage Sale.
Andre Mosby stands charged with second degree manslaughter after a road rage incident left a Long Island man dead in July.
Employees from Hex & Co are organizing with Workers United to raise worker wages.
Summer is officially over.
Spectrum awarded the settlement house a $30,000 digital education grant for its work at their new lifelong skills and opportunity center.
