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Captain Peter Rose's comments about "total abomination rapes" sparked outrage across social media.

New York's subway system saw 1.76 billion riders last year, the MTA said.

Fast-food chains, coffee shops and mobile dealers are some of the city's largest national retailers.

The two Brooklyn neighborhoods saw a jump of about 20 percent in average rents from October to November.

The MTA said it will increase fares in 2015 and 2017 by 4 percent, not the projected 7 percent.

In areas like the Upper East Side, Flushing and The Bronx, too, home prices are up, REBNY said.

Development sales reportedly tripled this year, with a Bedford Avenue property the biggest purchase.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Thursday he supports a taxi fare hike to compensate for higher fuel costs.

The Rent Guidelines Board will cast its preliminary vote Tuesday on higher rents for a million tenants.

Fifty additional officers will begin patroling the area between West 181st and 193rd streets, from St. Nicholas to Amsterdam avenues.

The board voted to increase one year leases by 3.75 percent and two-year leases by 7.25 percent.

Things looked grim when 15 shows closed in January, but it reportedly turned out to be a banner month for Broadway.

The city’s finance department says property values rose substantially, meaning higher taxes next year.

A 30-day unlimited MetroCard will now cost $104, while single ride cards have jumped from $2.25 to $2.50.