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Tucked away on Lexington Avenue in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, the Lexington Candy Shop has been serving up old-fashioned soda fountain favorites since 1925. This tiny, retro luncheonette looks like it jumped straight out of a 1940s postcard, complete with a classic counter, vinyl stools, and walls full of nostalgic c

THE BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) — It’s not the kind of obstacle course that people want to navigate at Macombs Dam Park off East 161st Street in the Bronx.  But some visitors to the popular city park in the Bronx have been walking around holes in the track and field and bleachers that were burned in […]

FDNY officials say an illegal grow house was found in the first-floor apartment of a six-story building in Pelham Parkway.

Officials say a city marshal was executing a court order for an eviction when they came across what appeared to be an illegal grow house.

A Colgate student was found dead by New York State Police two days after a kayak accident sparked a search of the Schroon River.

New York City is full of historic restaurants, but not all of them have mafia tales. For this steakhouse, a dark association with the mob haunts it.

Thrifting used to feel like a hidden hobby people barely talked about. Now it’s become part of how many people shop, decorate, and even express their style. What started as a way to save money has grown into something much bigger, with people searching for pieces that feel unique, well-made, and a little more personal.

Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark announced Tuesday, May 12, that a Bronx man was sentenced to 15 years in prison after being found guilty of attempted murder and assault for shooting two women, seriously injuring one of them in May 2023, as reported. “This defendant opened fire on a crowded...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City homeowners must soon use a required NYC trash bin — and it will cost you. The new trash can, known as the NYC Bin, will be required for residential buildings with one to nine units — including one- and two-family homes, nonprofits and city agencies, according to the city Department o

Investigators have found the source of last week's devastating fire that shook a Manhattan community after three people died when flames quickly spread through the only stairwell of an apartment building in Inwood. The FDNY declared the fire to be "incendiary," ignited after someone discarded a lit cigarette into cardb