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At New York restaurants, Tuesdays are no longer sleepy. They're the hottest night to go out for dinner or drinks in the city and reservations are a must.

New York City Council is pressuring the Biden administration to fast track work permits for the 45,000 and counting migrants housed in taxpayer-funded facilities.

State lawmakers' refusal to extend eligibility rules for a controversial property tax break could imperil projects to build 2,600 apartments for working and middle-income tenants across the housing-starved city, The Post has learned.

A new marijuana home delivery service run by a disabled vet relies on a network of 26 cannabis users to sample the quality of weed products that'll determine which make the cut.

A military-style operation is bringing legal marijuana to New Yorkers' doorsteps.

New York's JFK, San Francisco and Miami airports have the longest wait times for security and border control, according to a report compiled from both TSA and U.S. Customs and Border Protection wait times data over the period of one year.

Charles Foehner, the senior citizen Kew Gardens resident who shot and killed his would-be mugger early Wednesday morning, will face weapons charges and nothing more serious.

As a chef and a businessman, Bellucci, 59, was known for taking the adage of getting one’s hands dirty perhaps a little too far.

Legendary NYC pizza maker Andrew Bellucci died of a heart attack while making one of his famous clam pies at his Astoria pizzeria Wednesday, his business partner told The Post.

The clock is ticking as top officials from Mayor Eric Adams' office traveled to Albany Tuesday to push lawmakers to pass several bills before they go into recess on June 9.