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Because Midtown dealers are buyin', here are your afternoon links: Newsmax is streaming in the backs of yellow cabs, Josh Hart's twin sons, Ja Rule's new whiskey brand and more. [ more › ]
Tiny sugar spoons are popping up on NYC fast-food menus. You’re being warned.
Taco Bell and other chain restaurants in the city are starting to add sugar warnings to their menus, in compliance with a 2023 law. Will the cryptic advisories convince consumers to make healthier choices? [ more › ]
New York’s Grand Central Terminal Hosts 1st Wedding in More Than a Decade: ‘Felt...
"It felt really cool to almost have New York as a character in our wedding, and just to be able to share it with the people of New York," bride Meredith Giuliani tells PEOPLE
Nas, Resorts World New York City to Donate $2 Million Towards Construction of The...
Nas and Resorts World New York City revealed they will share a $2 million investment to assist in the construction of the Hip Hop Museum in the Bronx. The announcement was made at the Hip Hop Museum’s 2nd Annual Benefit Gala earlier this month. COMPLEX SHOP: Shop the brands you love, anytime and anywhere. Uncover...
Tax the Whites: Mamdani pitches race-based property tax rates for New York City
New York City's next mayor would raise property taxes based on skin color.
Infant found abandoned in NYC Dunkin’ — a day after baby was left on...
The mother of a baby boy left alone at Bronx Dunkin’ Donuts on Tuesday morning left her tiny son there “unintentionally” — and will not be charged with child neglect, police said. The 3- to 4-month-old baby was left in a stroller facing the wall at the 1791 Westchester Avenue coffee shop around 8 a.m. — just one day...
Federal agents carry out joint ICE crackdown on illegal vending on Canal Street in...
The scene grew chaotic as vendors attempted to flee, with several people seen running and falling as agents pursued them.
NY Attorney General Wins $1.4M Settlement for Nearly 700 Immigrant Workers
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced today a $1.4 million settlement with Alba Services, Inc., which repeatedly violated state workers’ compensation by failing to report workplace accidents for 675 largely immigrant construction workers. Alba’s owner, Andrew Horan, and a network of related New York City...
Number of homeless students in NYC hits record high, new report finds
A schoolbus waits on New York City street Nearly 1 in 7 NYC public school students were homeless at some point last year. [ more › ]
The Best Soul Food Restaurants In Harlem, New York
Harlem has long been the heart of African American culture, and nowhere is that more delicious than in its soul food restaurants. From crispy fried chicken to creamy mac and cheese, these spots serve up comfort food that tells stories of tradition and family. Whether you’re a local or just...
