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Summer Fun Kicks Off Downtown This Memorial Day Weekend
Food trucks, DJs and fun on the waterfront will make it feel like summer Downtown starting this weekend.
Food trucks, DJs and fun on the waterfront will make it feel like summer Downtown starting this weekend.
Schools across the city have decided to ignore Common Core test scores in their admissions decisions.
A new pedestrian plaza is set to open on Washington Street, between Albany and Carlisle streets.
Jorge Sanchez, 27, is accused of exchanging stolen Sephora products for store credit.
More than 40 paramedics and EMTs were laid off from New York Downtown Hospital last week.
A father and daughter suffered minor injuries when a Water Taxi hit a pier in Battery Park, cops said.
The owners of Bin No. 220 and Keg No. 229 will have a beer and wine shop at Pier 17 this summer.
The IKEA ferry will collaborate with the city to reduce waiting times for weekend riders this summer.
Take New York City by storm for the unofficial start of summer this Memorial Day weekend.
Read More »Ahead of Monday's launch of the bike share program, Citi Bikes started arriving at docking stations.
Read More »The city's beaches, hit hard by Hurricane Sandy, will reopen on Saturday.
Read More »Thousands gathered Friday for the funeral of D'aja Robinson, the 14-year-old shot dead on an MTA bus.
Read More »The weekend was expected to be chilly and rainy, according to the National Weather Service.
Read More »Maintenance to the 168th Street and 181st Street stations will cause 53 shutdowns, the MTA said.
Read More »Amanda Bynes was arrested at The Biltmore, a Midtown high-rise, and caught with pot, cops said.
Read More »Carol Berman will receive a psychology degree from Marymount Manhattan College with honors.
Read More »Police said the victim was trying to fight off a robber when her baby fell out of the stroller.
Read More »The city's geeks are migrating from Union Square and Chelsea to as high as 50th Street, realtors say.
Read More »The utility company also asked customers not to use appliances including washers and dryers.
Read More »Harlem residents had complained that the plan to speed the M60 bus ignored the needs of the community.
Read More »Winners of the Cosmos' open tryouts hope to earn a coveted spot on New York soccer squad.
Read More »LIC Roots Community Garden's new space includes a beehive and a rainwater harvesting system.
Read More »The honored group of senior citizens returned to their summer game spot, having lost a key member.
Read More »Police are looking for three subway performers who assaulted a man on an F Train in Long Island City.
Read More »The hotel is partnering with Total Wellness 365 to offer sunrise workouts on its rooftop this summer.
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