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Running out of food usually embarrasses a restaurant, but there are spots across New York that wear it like a badge of honor instead. Why wouldn’t they?. Daily specials sell out fast, sometimes before noon, and once they’re gone, the doors close for the day. That’s definitely something to brag about if you’re a restaur

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — While students may not be thinking about heading back to the classroom just yet, NYC Public Schools is already preparing for the upcoming school year. Jobs are now opening for positions that do not specify any education requirements. The following listings are for school aides. Job duties includ

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani floated cutting checks to black New Yorkers to atone for the city’s involvement in slavery. But transforming the descendants of immigrants into historical perpetrators, and millions of black New Yorkers into victims, would be historically incoherent and legally perilous. When asked whether

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani‘s plan to open taxpayer-funded supermarkets is angering some immigrant business owners. The New York Post reported on Tuesday, July 28, that the Multicultural Business Coalition’s (MBC) board voted to file a lawsuit against New York City claiming that the plan — which will see taxpaye

Former Everybody Loves Raymond star Paricia Heaton took heat on social media after she shared support for a petition to have Zohran Mamdani barred from 9/11 anniversary ceremonies

BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11) — For the first time in New York City’s history, there will be a designated festival celebrating Jamaican culture. The celebration will kick off at 11 a.m. from Bob Marley Boulevard (Church Avenue and Flatbush Avenue) in Brooklyn on August 8. The parade was organized by the Jamaica Rising Day Par

The robbery happened in front of 2462 Flatbush Ave. just before 6:30 p.m.

The Mamdani administration's management of the second-home tax is causing anxiety and confusion among property-owning New Yorkers who are actually exempt, some city officials and attorneys told NY1. City officials on Wednesday confirmed that about 17,000 letters were mailed to property owners to pay the tax or contest

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Lt. Joseph Bell’s 37-year career with the New York City Police Department ended the way it began — with handcuffs and an arrest. The day before his retirement ceremony at the 122 Precinct stationhouse in New Dorp, Bell made one final off-duty arrest when a suspect broke into his neighbor’s home on

Two people are being sought after police say they walked into a Brooklyn commercial establishment Sunday evening, with one of them displaying a knife while the pair tried to take diapers and food from a shelf. The incident happened around 7:29 p.m. in the Canarsie area, turning a routine retail stop into a robbery inve