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Having a starring role on shows like "Succession" can boost the real-estate prices of million-dollar homes — but it can also create image problems and cause headaches for owners.

With millions beach-bound this Memorial Day weekend, New York-area coastal communities are working overtime to keep swimmers safe while enjoying the...

The COVID-19 pandemic has ended -- but Democratic Socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez isn't heeding the very public declarations, according to an automated phone message her D.C. office provides to callers.

A brave Bronx High School of Science student who was shot by a bullet that pierced her family's front door last year is terrified that the attacker is still on the loose -- but refuses to let the nightmare ruin her life.

The family of Jordan Neely -- put in a fatal chokehold by straphanger Daniel Penny -- plans to file a wrongful-death lawsuit against him.

The Harlem City Council-member is bowing out of a re-election bid after a tenure marked by rabid anti-development sentiments.

Woke Comptroller Brad Lander and the rest of the city's Banking Commission is freezing city deposits at two major banks for failing to deliver plans of how they’re trying to weed out discrimination.

Newly-released statistics show the NYPD is still struggling to halt the post-pandemic crime wave, with overall major crime staying steady compared to last year but still more than 30% higher than it was five years ago.

After more than a decade of wrangling, Westchester County's Rye Playland is starting to see significant changes under new management company Standard Amusements. One of the best amusement parks near New York City, Playland, which opened in 1928, is home to one of America's oldest wooden roller coasters.

New York City’s busiest highways and roads are drawing migrant moms so desperate to make a buck that they hawk mangoes and other edibles with kids in tow sometimes strapped on their backs.