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Murray Weiss reports that several dozen cops have pleaded guilty to fixing tickets at NYPD disciplinary hearings.

Food carts are dominating Midtown streets after a police crackdown forced food trucks out.

Murray Weiss reports that the NYPD is preventing scofflaw unmarked cars from being used while they owe more than $1 million in unpaid tickets to the Department of Finance.

Workers began laying sod at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, which will be unveiled on the 10th anniversary of the September 11th attacks next month.

Most New Yorkers believe admission to the 9/11 Museum should be free when it opens next year, according to a new poll.

The Revolutionary War museum Fraunces Tavern Museum will now charge $7 for adults, rather than $10, for admission.

Lawyers for New York Skyline and the city sparred in court on Monday.

Police have been warning food trucks they are no longer welcome on many formerly popular Midtown blocks.

Only 2,824 passengers bought tickets to ride the East River Ferry Monday, compared to 5,700 when it was free.

Residents wish a judge hadn't halted a police crackdown on NY Skyride ticket vendors near the Empire State Building.

Cops in the Midtown North precinct towed seven motorbikes during a single operation last week.

A melee broke out in Herald Square Thursday when teens surged to catch a glimpse of pop star Justin Bieber.

The mayor is trying to get livery and yellow cab drivers to sign onto a plan intended to better serve the outer boroughs.

Food vendors say they've been barred from West 52nd and West 51st streets between Sixth and Seventh avenues.

The majority of New Yorkers called ticket-fixing by police a serious crime, according to a new poll out Thursday.