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The 16-story hotel's façade inspection in 2021 resulted in an engineer recommending over 30 repairs, all since uninitiated.
Police say a crook slugged and robbed a 30-year-old man on Friday at a Lenox Hill station, then robbed another in Astoria on Monday.
The 20-year-old fleeing a police stop Tuesday evening was apprehended by brave New Yorkers, police said.
The new Third Avenue location of the popular East Village bagel joint will open in the winter, the owners said on social media.
The would-be imbiber has been seen smirking in a Cadillac outside The Mark, watching protesters he pays to defame by the hour, staff said.
A restaurant paused payments during the pandemic in a $563,000 settlement with workers. A new suit says they still owe nearly $300,000.
The plans show a small increase to the 22nd floor from the plans first filed in 2022 and an overall slight decrease in size.
Police say that five people smashed up the taxi and beat up the driver after some sort of dispute earlier in July.
Officials said a pervert grabbed a woman's buttocks inside the 59 Street subway station early Friday morning.
The Detroit-style pizza shop says August is their customer appreciation month with deals for burgers, kids and pooches.
SoHo, NoHo, Midtown East and Greenpoint all asked for higher prices in the second quarter of this year.
A new report compares the median one-bedroom rents in over 80 NYC neighbs, and shows 29 of them are more expensive than the Upper East Side.
One restaurant had nowhere to wash your hand after using the toilet, according to inspectors.
Officials said they arrested and charged a 15-year-old boy in connection to a shooting that left three other teens injured earlier in July.
The new spot will open next door to where a Pick-A-Bagel closed in 2022.
The famous Arch got its annual cleaning this week to prevent saplings sprouting from seed-studded bird stool. See it!
A planned replacement building will have 20 fewer units as the current Spitzer-owned building, but will be more "contextual," he argued.
A Queens man was arrested for groping a woman and another man is wanted for taking perverted pics up a woman's skirt, police say.
Police said the June robbery attempt took place at the Sixth Avenue subway station in the middle of the afternoon.
Police said they are looking for a robber who shoved a woman and snatched her phone back in June inside a Second Avenue subway station.
