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Most of the talk now is about whether Albany lawmakers should lift the cap on the number of charters allowed in New York City. But Mayor Adams can make good on his support without any help from Albany at all.

After more than a century of serving up Italian staples, G. Esposito & Sons in Carroll Gardens shut for good on Monday -- and not without a community goodbye.

Following a winter hiatus, Flipper’s Roller Boogie Palace is returning to the iconic Lower Plaza in front of 30 Rockefeller Plaza this Friday, April 14. 

Outrage mounted Monday over Gov. Kathy Hochul's decision to give convicted drug felons preference over disabled military vets in the awarding of licenses to run marijuana dispensaries.

Gov. Kathy Hochul's administration is discriminating against disabled military veterans by giving preference to convicted drug felons over them when awarding licenses to sell marijuana.

Marjorie Taylor Greene called New York City a "terrible place," a day after her Manhattan demonstration against Donald Trump's arrest was drowned out by counter-protestors.

Nothing succeeds like the Success Academy Network of charter schools, which just saw its entire High School of the Liberal Arts senior class admitted to four-year colleges — for the sixth straight year.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene told The Post that Mayor Eric Adams "put a target on my back" when he warned her to “be on your best behavior" while in New York City.

A growing handful of New York City restaurants are determined not to handle cash despite the Big Apple’s ban on refusing hard currency – and they are turning to a new twist on old technology.

Chandler Dean and Carolina Treviño got married Tuesday at the NYC Marriage Bureau about the same time former President Donald Trump's indictment was unsealed.