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Is a late night social media post by Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson about the Kansas City Chiefs a clue about the secret sports-related Project X?

CENTRAL PARK, Manhattan (PIX11) – The Great Lawn in Central Park will reopen this Saturday, and it’s already scheduled to host the Global Citizen Festival in September. The area was closed earlier than usual last year following Tropical Storm Ophelia. New York City Councilwoman Gale Brewer wrote that “heavy rain, foot traffic, and machinery used […]

On March 28, 2024, the Adams Administration announced that its City of Yes for Housing Opportunity zoning proposal would, if approved by the City Council, introduce new, higher-density...

On February 28, 2024, members of the New York City Council proposed three bills that would restrict non-competes at various levels. This development follows the New York...

The introduction of 180 electric school buses to New York City, alongside the development of a groundbreaking electric truck charging depot in the Bronx, marks a significant leap towards sustainable transportation. Mayor Eric Adams and U.S. Rep. Adriano Espaillat champion this initiative, emphasizing its impact on reducing emissions and creating green job opportunities. This effort aligns with Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitzs proposed legislation, aimed at achieving ambitious climate goals by trans...

The services follow two days of wakes this week that drew thousands of visitors, including former President Donald Trump, Gov. Kathy Hochul, and Mayor Eric Adams.

Hip-hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs is under scrutiny amid a flurry of lawsuits alleging sex abuse and a federal trafficking probe that draws comparisons to the Epstein case.

It's ethnic discrimination to force Big Apple pizzerias and matzah-makers to cut the smoky pollutants from their wood- and coal-fired ovens, according to a new bill sponsored by a state lawmaker.

Vickie Paladino, who represents District 19 of Northeast Queens, said she had heard from migrants herself that they are flocking to the city for free money.

The light-colored seal that popped up on the sand on Coney Island Wednesday is part of a yearly spate of beached seals in the New York area.