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Cyclist sues NYPD alleging cops wrongfully dole out red light tickets: ‘Malicious and outrageous’
This battle is shifting into high gear. NYPD patrols are wrongfully ticketing Big Apple cyclists who run red lights, despite…
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Everything to know about the NYC Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival 2025
Fifth Avenue will be hopping more than usual this weekend. New Yorkers will put on their biggest and boldest hats…
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Brooklyn pet store owner accused of kidnapping NYC pigeons, selling them as live shooting targets
An alleged pigeon pirate is ruffling feathers in the concrete jungle. A longtime Brooklyn pet store owner is coming under…
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NYC Common Sense Caucus pushes to trash new composting law
A group of Big Apple lawmakers want to toss composting laws in the trash. The City Council’s Common Sense Caucus…
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A peek inside the revamped Frick Collection — opening this month after a five-year, $220M renovation
The Frick Collection is back this month after a five-year, $220 million renovation that nearly doubled its gallery footprint —…
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Century-old East Village tenement synagogue to be torn down
This vintage house of worship doesn’t have a prayer. The site of a former century-old synagogue for Ukrainian immigrants in…
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This is the Rockefeller Christmas tree’s surprising fate after it leaves NYC: ‘Just wow’
Every morning when Felicia Hanna grabs a coat from her closet, she finds herself face to face with a reminder…
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Monster fence for chaotic MTA project killing NYC businesses: ‘We are helpless’
Businesses along a once-bustling Bronx block are suffering a slow death thanks to a chaotic MTA construction project that is…
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NYC Italian restaurant Ferdinando’s Focacceria closes after 121 years
The sauce has dried up at this iconic red-sauce spot. Ferdinando’s Focacceria in Carroll Gardens abruptly closed its doors last…
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NYC restaurateurs frustrated as city issues only 40 outdoor dining permits with thousands still in limbo: ‘Extorted money from us’
There’s a backlog of more than 3,600 applications for outdoor dining sheds in the Big Apple — thanks to the…
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