Check out some more amazing Halloween costumes spotted on the subway, including Bob Ross, a cadre of Wacky Wavy Inflatable Tube Men, the Ultimate '80s American Dude, Freddie Mercury and more.

A progressive political event was abruptly cancelled on Thursday night, after anti-Semitic messages were found in the Brooklyn historic synagogue hosting the discussion.

The stakes are incredibly high, but for anyone living in New York City, this Election Day is particularly important: it may well determine the fate of housing as we know it.

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'Getting around the city can be challenging at times with the lack of accessible routes, but while most people would find it an inconvenience, he sees it as an adventure!'

"We are everyday Americans who've decided enough is enough, and we need voices of the middle class to be heard. People are sick and tired of career politicians and millionaires who have been there for decades."

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A weekly Yiddish newspaper serving Brooklyn's ultra-Orthodox population is once again under fire for excluding women from its front cover.

From Astronaut Sloth to Hunter S. Thompson, from Pickle Rick to 'Dead McMahon,' check out all the amazing costumes New Yorkers donned for last night's Halloween celebrations.

While the original plan was to rescue it, the Park Rangers tell us it can stay now.

To really sell it, they also gave our those absolutely terrible gummy pizzas to trick-or-treaters as well.

The lawsuit claims that Weinstein brought Jane Doe—while knowing she was 16—to his apartment and tried to force her into sexual activity in exchange for acting roles.

According to a witness who shared photos with Gothamist, the hate symbols were spray-painted onto a concrete outpost in the Hudson River near 72nd Street.

The Walkout for Real Change follows a report that Google sheltered a top executive amid sexual misconduct allegations, sending him packing with a $90 million payout.

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An estimated two million people packed into the West Village for the annual celebration.

The 26-year-old producer left the Dream Hotel Downtown with a man who has been charged with moving her body, as well as two others.

Democrats are one seat shy of a majority in the State Senate, and could recoup the House of Representatives.

The shooter, who fired around 2 a.m. today, may have been wearing a mask from the movie "Scream."

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24-year-old Anya Johnston lived in Susan Trott's building.

Happy Halloween, here's how to attend or avoid the annual Greenwich Village Halloween Parade, plus more spooky tips to really bring the frights.

Stewart and Chappelle spoke to CNN about all the hot button comedy issues, including Trump's war with the media (LOL), Louis C.K.'s comeback (ROTFL), sexism in the industry (LMHO), and the politically divided state of the nation (LMAO).

'We were barely getting any heat and I think it’s because we were being punished because the landlord just wanted us out. There was garbage everywhere… That’s around the time that rats and mice started to infest the building.'