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From amateur to pro, Vegan Women Summit looks to crown the country’s best female chef during its inaugural NYC competition judged by the plant-based food industry’s top executives.

In a last-minute agenda addition, the Ridgecrest City Council on April 5 unanimously agreed to receive a settlement of funds from a lawsuit with national opioid distributors. All five council

She beat out hundreds of applicants to become the city's first director of rodent mitigation.

Anthony Furey unveiled a plan Wednesday for more drug treatment beds and fewer safe injection sites saying Toronto is going the wrong way.

Officials say a lot of people bought the animals during the pandemic, creating a breeding frenzy.

The mayor has become besties with the police chief. And they have one thing to say: violent crime is on the decline. Let’s look at how we’ve gotten here.

"Rats are tough but New Yorkers are tougher."

She's gonna teach New York City's rats a lesson!

(NEW YORK) -- New York City now has a "rat czar." Kathleen Corradi has been named the city's director of rodent mitigation. "You’ll be seeing a lot of me and a lot less rats," Corradi said Wednesday after she was introduced by Mayor Eric Adams. Added Adams: "Kathy has the knowledge, drive, experience, and energy

A bodega clerk, the mother of a homicide victim and an anti-crime activist will all testify at the Judiciary Committees high-profile New York City hearing on Monday.