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The plan faced immediate criticism from a Brooklyn councilman, but a spokesman for the mayor said, “We are opening emergency shelters and respite centers daily, but we are out of space.”

The club chronicler, known for his exuberant style, reflects on New York City’s nightlife heyday.

According to numerous elected officials, residents that will be particularly affected by the service cuts include senior citizens, essential workers, shift workers and first responders.

Should New York City force rich people to pay higher parking tickets than poor people? Thats the question at the heart of a bill before the City Council…

New York City is considering implementing a "day-fine" system that would force people to pay higher fines if they're rich.

A Monroe family found a 2-week-old, blind baby on their doorstep. There was recognition that a place to treat blind and infirm children was needed.

Here's how Brooklyn is celebrating AAPI Heritage Month all of May.

Alton Henry Maddox was funeralized at Harlem's Abyssinian Baptist Church. It was a glorious homegoing celebration, befitting a revered leader.

Here's how Brooklyn is celebrating AAPI Heritage Month all of May.

A text message from Tucker Carlson concerning "how white men fight" led to his dismissal and to Fox News settling with Dominion, The New York Times reports.