While the Green New Deal won't become binding law, it could serve as a litmus test for Democratic support in 2020.

Roughly six years in the making, the city's rezoning plan has the potential to dramatically remake the neighborhood.

The Hot Duck will become the Ugly Hot Duck and we'll still love him.

Working with Allen become 'impracticable as a result of supervening events, including renewed allegations against Mr. Allen, his own controversial comments, and the increasing refusal of top talent to work with or be associated with him in any way.'

'When the elevator goes down, it’s 134 steps,' said Brooklyn Community Board 18 vice chair Michael Ien of the Broadway Junction station. 'That is tragic there.'

Pennsylvania appears to be leading New York in the effort to open safe injection facilities.

The German group's supporters 'are frustrated, afraid and want a simple answer.'

Twenty-two people have lost their lives on city streets in the last five weeks, as traffic fatalities have jumped by nearly 70 percent from this time in 2018.

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The new spot on Franklin Ave brings oatmeal and kabocha squash and a sustainability ethos together for a delightful dining experience.

Prosecutors believe 22-year-old Jared Eng stabbed his mother in the neck, then enlisted two friends to help him hide her body.

And people just trying to shop at Zabar's were kvetching about it the entire time.

The deadly shooting happened inside an apartment building, police say.

One L train conductor said this morning that it was his first time working on the L line, where he had been assigned because so many other workers had called in sick.

'To me, it's a ghost story. It's about being haunted. It's just got a sci-fi magical realism twist.'

Governor Cuomo's announced shortfall is part accounting trick and part tax-shelter arbitrage by some of the state's wealthiest residents.

One L train rider this morning described the smell as 'exhaust and chemicals that feel like it can destroy your lungs; or like you're standing behind a really, really old car that skipped 30 years of smog checks.'

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Alerting your fellow motorists to upcoming police checkpoints puts "those drivers, their passengers, and the general public at risk," according to the NYPD.

A transcript published on Wednesday offers a disturbing look at life inside MDC, and suggests that mistreatment of detainees goes far beyond the recent electrical issues.

'Any time the MTA is spending time and money on renovations, they need to make it accessible for everybody.'

It's one thing to embrace gross artistic appropriation. It's another thing to get all the details embarrassingly wrong.

Interrogation topics included the Cohen story, the Mueller investigation, collusion, and talkshow host Joy Behar.

'We have no business being involved in this public handout to the richest corporation in the world,' one professor said.

The exhibit features a section devoted to Kahlo's time in New York.