An Albany County judge ruled Melissa DeRosa is not entitled to $700,000 in taxpayer-funded legal fees from the Trooper 1 lawsuit, rejecting claims her defense remained necessary after dismissal.
The NYC Department of Records and Information Services is running three free public history exhibits at 31 Chambers Street in lower Manhattan, open weekdays. A page from the 1683 Charter of Liberties ...
The NYC Council approved Monitor Point, a 1,324-unit mixed-income complex on Greenpoint’s waterfront, with 662 permanently ...
Thomas Jefferson’s handwritten draft of the Declaration of Independence is on free public display at the New York Public Library through July 7, featuring the first known capitalization of 'United ...
The NYC Rent Guidelines Board froze rent on roughly a million stabilized apartments, but Bushwick tenants in unregulated ...
Eight intersections along Frost Street in East Williamsburg will see pedestrian ramps torn out and rebuilt from July 20–25, ...
An 18-year-old woman was shot in the chest while fighting off a mugger at the President St.-Medgar Evers College subway ...
Councilmember Lincoln Restler secured 50% affordable housing for the Monitor Point development, approved by NYC Council, ...
Scott and Greer Shatzer transformed their vintage shop into Your Spoiled Pets, northern Brooklyn’s top doggy daycare at 124 ...
Waacking, born in Black queer LA clubs in the '70s, arrives in Brooklyn on July 26 with South Korea’s top dancer Lip J at ...
Bushwick and all of NYC faced 'Unhealthy' air quality on July 16 due to Canadian wildfire smoke and high heat, prompting a ...
Mesiba, the Levantine restaurant in Williamsburg’s Moxy Hotel, has closed permanently after opening in March 2024 and will ...
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