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"The failure of the federal government to act on gun violence is not only appalling, but dangerous," the governor said in a statement.
He was doing the dance called "The Worm," and screaming about Donald Trump, witnesses said.
The new elevated park next to the World Trade Center Site is really coming along.
East Williamsburg's famous vegan donuts are getting a new storefront on St. Marks Place.
Fans complained about the new online system used to sell tickets.
Here's everything you need to know about MTA service during the Fourth of July weekend.
The 31-year-old woman was asleep on the four-mile ride from Williamsburg to the Lower East Side.
The meeting, hosted by Community Boards 3 and 6, will be held at the Bernstein Pavilion at Mount Sinai Beth Israel.
Two F18 Super Hornets will fly north to south over the Hudson Wednesday morning.
The cereal and pastry pop-up cafe will serve original recipes by Milk Bar's owner Christina Tosi.
The briefcase had clothing in it, the NYPD said.
The 84-year-old man jumped from the second-floor balcony, cops said.
Sarai Minott and Sitoë Thiam, both 19, busk with their impeccable a cappella harmonies
Nadler vs. Rosenberg, Maloney vs. Lindner: residents take to the polls.
The newest library had a grand opening Monday at its location on 53rd Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The program looks to tighten security after three boys in the ACS Close to Home program raped and robbed a 33-year-old woman last June.
The memorial lists the survivors and victims of the Orlando mass shooting below a painting of a powerful rainbow fist.
The Supreme Court on Monday struck down Texas' state restrictions on abortions passed in 2013.
Manhattan was decked out in rainbow Sunday as the biggest New York City pride parade in history celebrated love over hate.
Hundreds of people marched through the West Village Friday afternoon for the 12th annual Trans Day of Action.
