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Local politicians are throwing an event to rally support around businesses damaged in the act of terror last weekend.
Investigators found around 126 illegal ivory items being sold at Metropolitan Fine Arts & Antiques, Manhattan DA's office said.
You can book an Uber 15 minutes to 30 days in advance, starting Thursday.
The Department of Finance will hold several events to help people who are eligible for rent freeze programs to enroll in them.
Record producer Metro Boomin will perform an anti-Donald Trump concert at The Playstation Theater four days before the election.
The developer filed plans to build the hotel despite protests against the demolition of historic buildings to make way for it.
The new cars can travel vertically and horizontally up and down 11 levels of the library.
The New York state senator told Patch there's no guarantee the interiors of the historic hotel won't be changed forever.
The $83 million former trolley station will stretch from the Williamsburg Bridge to Norfolk Street, the plan says.
The iconic statue of Vladimir Lenin posing in a victory salute was taken down off the roof of the East Village building Monday night.
The authority came to an agreement with New York and New Jersey state officials on an inclusive process to design the new bus terminal.
A pickle-lovers' paradise that cannot be missed comes to the LES this Sunday.
The art deco interior of the famed hotel should be protected from the company that is turning the hotel into condos, activists have said.
Tenants of his buildings plan to stage a protest outside Manhattan Criminal Court Tuesday morning.
Construction on 252 South St. has made a lot of progress in the past week, photos show.
The building where the penthouse is located has a private restaurant, a concierge, a 75-foot pool, and even its own yoga studio.
The 42nd Street New York Public Library, built in 1910, began its $12 million renovation project more than 2 years ago.
Bayna-Lehkeim El-Amin was recorded smashing a chair over the couple in a Dallas BBQ.
The man who recorded the YouTube video of three police ticketing the woman for running a red light said she hadn't run the red light.
Brandon Stanton and his wife, Erin O'Donnell, purchased the historic pad neighboring the High Line.