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A cartographer maps out the populations of women living throughout the US, including in NYC.

Although Dominicans are still the dominant group, the Mexican population doubled between 2000 and 2013.

Physicist Matthew Williamson was approved for a permit to study radiation in Central Park in June.

Tens of thousands of rent-stabilized apartments are occupied by tenants earning more than $200,000.

The city's population reached an all-time high in 2012, new statistics show.

Two news schools, P.S. 312 and I.S./H.S. 404, will open in Hunters Point in September 2013.

More than one in five New Yorkers now live in poverty, new numbers show.

All of the boroughs could see significant changes, thanks to population shifts.

The Dominican American National Roundtable says they want a seat that reflects Latino population growth.

There are more never-married New York single men than women between the ages 20 and 34.

One of every five city residents is living in poverty, according to new data from the Census Bureau.

The Urban Park Rangers' family camping program is a rare chance to sleep in Central Park or Inwood Hill Park.

Elected officials call the Census population count "baffling."

Officials are sorting out reasons for a statistical decline in the Upper Manhattan population over the past decade.

The borough's population now stands at 1,585,873, according to the census count.