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Michael Ackermann surrendered Monday after being indicted by a grand jury, the Bronx DA's office said.

The city's geeks are migrating from Union Square and Chelsea to as high as 50th Street, realtors say.

Arthur Sulzberger transformed the newspaper before handing the reins to his son in the 1990s.

CAIR is calling for Commissioner Kelly's resignation for his participation in an anti-Islamic film.

Firefighters broke through a wall at the New York Times building to rescue a man trapped in an elevator.

The Times sent out conflicting information about an email warning readers their subscription had ended.

At least six reporters, from organizations including the New York Daily News, the Associated Press and DNAinfo, were arrested in the course of reporting on Occupy Wall Street.

The "Bonnie and Clyde" actress was hit with a lawsuit seeking to evict her from her rent-stabilized walk-up on the Upper East Side.

The Film Society of Lincoln Center opened its doors on the Upper West Side over the weekend.

Jill Abramson will replace Bill Keller as executive editor of the New York Times, the paper announced.

The New York Times will start using a paywall for access to online content, its publisher said Thursday.

A recent survey of the 8,600 people living in Little Italy did not find a single Italian-born resident, according to a report.

Rudolph Resta, 77, last saw his wallet in 1970 when he put it in his coat pocket at the Time Building off Times Square.

Michael Cohl, producer of the $65 million Spider-Man musical, criticized reviewers who panned the show.

Only 23 percent of public high school students were college- or career-ready after four years, a report said.