What led up to the shooting is not known at this time.
The MTA sued the federal government for breach of contract over the withheld payments.
The DOT plans to restart public engagement for the proposed project.
City officials aim to curb rising insurance expenses with a new program expected to cover 100,000 homes by 2030.
The British monarchy will make two other stops as part of their U.S. trip.
Pied-à-terre, a controversial tax proposal, returns to budget talks. Search Patch’s NYC Home Value Tracker to explore home price changes.
From a brand partner: After losing his father, Oliver Justus founded a nonprofit delivering unforgettable experiences to kids with cancer.
New sanitation rules require secure-lid bins for trash collection, replacing loose bags as city targets cleaner streets.
Katie Mancilla Elected to Bideawee Board of Directors
Seven former empty buildings will house new early education programs, with more seats planned through provider expansion and waitlists.
The scheme lasted from 2019 to April 2026, according prosecutors.
Michelin updates its guide twice a year.
New York City mayor declines annual Met Gala invite as event draws billionaires, celebrities and political attention.
NY-12 Candidate Laura Dunn Urges Micah Lasher to Step Down Over Reported ICE-Linked Financial Ties
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and landlord advocate Kenny Burgos meet privately as rent freeze tensions remain unresolved.
New legislation would expand ballot access, require new reporting, and explore polling sites inside Rikers Island.
Police released a photo of the suspected shooter on Tuesday.
Dozens of projects across Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens target bus delays, crashes and pedestrian safety.
The city's medical examiner said Vitels died from blunt force trauma to the head.
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Police have not released a description of a possible suspect yet.
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In June 2025, Judge Curtis Farber declared a mistrial on a final charge against Weinstein.
The court’s order freezes a major Manhattan public housing overhaul.
A major restructuring could reshape convenience shopping in the City as hundreds of stores face possible closure.
Celebration highlights growing demand for accessible legal services and the volunteers meeting that need
New York City’s largest family Holi event returns with dance, color powder, food, and family fun
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The Trump administration agreed to a court settlement on Monday.
Officials will distribute free helmets and bike lights across all five boroughs.
From NYC portrait studios to pastoral fields, Bill Westmoreland reflects on four decades of image-making across art, fashion, and music.
The historic global arts and performance venue is known for showcasing rarely presented musical traditions and distinct cultural soundscapes
The chopper crashed into the Hudson River last year killing six people.
This grant supports BCM's 2026 cultural festivals, including the Museum’s beloved Holi and Diwali.
The New York singer puts her 17-room Tribeca condo on the market with a private terrace, designer pedigree, and skyline views.
The city's medical examiner will determine the cause of death.
Invisible transactions are reshaping finances. Here’s how to fix it.
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Nine individuals were taken to local hospitals for treatment, including one with serious injuries.