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The Mamdani administration released a list of 12 community districts subject to a “fast-track” housing approval process first initiated by his predecessor.
Published Oct 1, 2026 at 12:05 a.m. ET
A 59-year-old man was taken to Jamaica Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Police said a person of interest was in custody.
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The mayor’s clearance comes about a week after his meeting with President Trump.
Randy Mastro is representing landlords suing to overturn a rent freeze on regulated apartments. A former chair of the Rent Guidelines Board says Mastro tried to influence the vote when he was deputy mayor.
City health officials said the source of the outbreak has been eliminated.
MTA officials are investigating exactly how the 57-year-old man was dragged by the train.
The town of Kearny, along with several others, says a heliport is allowing helicopter service providers to work outside operating hours.
New York's train cars and buses are manufactured in the United States, but they rely on loads of components manufactured all over the world.
The city tracked spending by out-of-town visitors during the tournament.
State officials say New York’s protections against discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation remain in place.
Because the City Council is trying to crack down, here are your early links: Diddy allegedly getting massages and liquor in prison, the Financial District is a reality show set, the Russian and Turkish Baths are full of naked celebrities and more.
The attack happened out front a deli on Bowery and Delancey Streets.
Many long-standing storefronts in the Manhattan neighborhood have gone dark.
The Crown Heights museum has brought in a lot of money by renting out its popular rooftop. That’s meant fewer summer days when it’s open to kids – and a lot of frustrated neighbors.
Prosecutors say Jesus Acosta shot and killed Tayvon Shuler, then robbed the East 149th Street store last month.
A Staten Island judge ruled against the city in a lawsuit challenging the rollout of the new tax, a day after a billionaire casino mogul sued to invalidate it.
The sanitation department seeks to increase the fines for landlords who neglect their abandoned lots from $100 to $250.
City leaders are still trying to close a historic budget shortfall.
Parts of the stucco siding of a six-story apartment building in Prospect Lefferts Gardens fell off on Saturday, displacing neighbors.
The decision avoids a hotly debated issue over whether certain kinds of criticisms of Israel constitute antisemitism.
The family is raising money for the wife and two daughters he leaves behind.
The Bridge to Home program, which began last year, will officially expand to Brooklyn on Tuesday.