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Property next to Fifth Avenue store purchased for $410 million

She's spent $57,000 on house upkeep this year, and continues to rent a New York City apartment.

Rudy Giuliani has filed for bankruptcy, days after being ordered to pay $148 million in a defamation lawsuit brought by two former election workers in Georgia who said his targeting of them led to death threats that made them fear for their lives.

Four people, including two children, have been killed and three others injured following a stabbing in Queens, New York.

Before the debate about his possible expulsion from Congress, George Santos seemed to embrace his starring role in a scandal of his own making.

Eric Adams denies the allegations, which date back to his time working as a police officer in New York.

Rainbow still shut as Peace, Queenston-Lewiston, Whirlpool Rapids bridges reopen

The FBI is investigating a vehicle explosion near Rainbow Bridge that has killed two people

New York City’s mayor has downplayed the federal investigation into his campaign fund-raising, but, by dodging questions and obfuscating, he’s invited even more public scrutiny.

That search prompted the mayor to cancel a planned trip to meet with White House officials in Washington and instead return to New York.

Winter is coming early for several regions across the country.

Views of the Empire State Building are being obscured by a new 860-foot luxury tower rising just blocks away. Should New York regulate its skyline?

Leaders in hard-hit communities say that the city remains unprepared for sudden deluges.

The city began notifying adult migrants in July that they would soon have to reapply in order to stay in shelters. For some who have reached the deadline, the future remains uncertain.

Thousands of Airbnbs and other short-term rentals are expected to disappear from rental platforms as New York City begins enforcing tight restrictions

When New York City movers clear out an apartment, they leave with a whole lot more than furniture.

The influx of asylum seekers has the makings of a potent political force, and Republicans are ready to test it in key 2024 house races.

Figuring they didn’t have an ‘elevator budget,’ two renters focused on walk-ups for sale on the Lower East Side and in the East Village. Here’s what they found.

“I deeply appreciate all the support I have received from all corners of the city, from both sides of the aisle,” Vernikov wrote.