City health officials have detected nearly twice as many mosquito samples with West Nile virus so far this year compared to the same time last year, the health department warned this week — though there haven’t been any…
Clearing illegal parking out of the way of buses is "low-hanging fruit" for Mayor Mamdani to speed up transit trips.
Bronx public defense attorneys were back on the job Friday after reaching a tentative agreement with their management late Thursday night, marking the end of their 11-day strike and nearly a month of labor turmoil…
A pair of new court challenges are widening scrutiny of the New York City Department of Probation (DOP).
The City Council plans to hold an oversight hearing on the Mamdani administration’s rocky rollout of a new tax on luxury second homes, as thousands of homeowners seek exemptions from the impending charges aimed at…
by Max Parrott, amNY The U.S. Attorney’s office is seeking pre-trial detention for John Jones, a 24-year-old man facing arson charges for allegedly starting the fire that tore through the historic South Bushwick…
Brownstoner is rolling out a new way for real estate agents and brokers to get their listings in front of Brooklyn homebuyers.
For those who love an architectural curiosity, this Finger Lakes region octagonal dwelling offers a bit of quirky charm.
Under former Mayor Eric Adams, the NYPD attached video surveillance to free internet routers.
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A state judicial oversight commission ordered the removal of a Queens Civil Court judge after finding he continued practicing law after taking the bench, allowed a paralegal with a felony criminal record to run his law…
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The revamped two-way bike lane on Lafayette Street and Fourth Avenue is complete — and already blocked with illegal parking.
Mayor Mamdani could do a lot more to get New Yorkers out of cars and onto micromobility devices, industry leaders said.
E-bike safety is top of mind for New York's political class, but what about cars that kill and injury far more people?
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This may not be a super quiet location, on Metropolitan Avenue and above a bar, but this Williamsburg rental has some old school charm and makes for a very roomy one-bedroom.
"The problem is significant enough that we are now conducting a formal survey of our membership to document the full scope of housing instability and homelessness among city workers.
Attorneys and families of dozens of Legionnaires’ disease victims from last summer’s Harlem outbreak are suing the city and several contractors they allege failed to maintain cooling towers linked with the public health…
A new report from Center for an Urban Future urges the city to do more to raise awareness about, and increase access to, its "wild" spaces—what researchers say could improve residents' mental and physical health.
All aboard, baby. Tykes who ride MTA buses will have designated stroller-only spaces across the entire fleet of nearly 6,000 carriages by the end of the year, officials announced Thursday.
Centers Health Care promised improvements in a 2024 settlement with New York’s attorney general, but residents have continued to suffer.
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This pedigreed Historic District dwelling at one end of a row of 12 Flemish Revival style buildings near Prospect Park came fully loaded.
Los defensores de los inmigrantes consideran que este cambio es un intento de sembrar la confusión y asustar a los inmigrantes para que no recurran a los programas públicos.
by Adam Daly, amNY About 2,000 New York City children received offers Tuesday for the city’s first free 2-K seats, while roughly 3,700 applicants were placed on waitlists as a new report estimated that providing…
Immigrant rights groups are suing the Trump administration to block a rule change that would allow the data of welfare recipients to be shared with the Department of Homeland Security.
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A few weeks ago the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act became law.
The teachers union said it is considering a legal challenge on behalf of more than 180 retired paraprofessionals whose disability pensions were slashed after the city’s pension system found their payments had been…