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The NYPD has released a photo of the scooter-riding brute who allegedly gunned down Malaki Adams, 14, in Queens Monday afternoon, with the shooting being probed as a targeted killing, sources said. Pictures show Adams’ alleged killer masked up, wearing a black hoodie and checkered gray pants — and seen riding a kick sc

Carnegie Diner & Cafe is opening its doors in Downtown Brooklyn. It will be the brand’s first Brooklyn location. Its menu will bring a wide range of American comfort food to the neighborhood. Carnegie Diner & Cafe to Open in Downtown Brooklyn. Carnegie Diner & Cafe will open its...

Fall has officially entered New York City—but it didn’t come alone. Meteorologists are tracking a rare September nor’easter that could bring several days of rain, powerful winds, coastal flooding, high surf, and beach erosion to the East Coast later this week and into the weekend. And yes, New York City could feel the

Six third-prize Powerball tickets were sold across New York for the Sept. 19 drawing, each worth $50,000, the New York Lottery announced. Brooklyn had three winning tickets sold at different locations: Allif News & Grocery at 1821 Ave. M, You Fresh Mart at 5822 7th Ave. and Brownsville Deli & Grocery at 784 Saratoga Av

Three men have been charged in connection with an alleged kidnapping involving interstate transportation. According to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York,. U.S. Attorney Jamie McDonald said the office “will work tirelessly to keep New Yorkers safe,” adding that “a victim should not have to

Starting today, the MTA is officially issuing cash fines to motorists caught speeding through active work zones on New York City bridges and tunnels. The Automated Work Zone Speed Enforcement program first activated its cameras in late June. Over the summer, the agency mailed more than 15,780 written warnings to driver

After 18 years, a beloved Beacon cafe is closing its doors.

The Bronx’s historic Loew’s Paradise Theater is officially coming back to life. Originally opened in 1929 , this beloved Grand Concourse landmark was one of New York City’s original five ‘wonder theatres.’ Now, nearly 30 years after closing its doors, it is transforming into the brand-new Paradise Performing Arts Cente

There’s a place in New York where your dollar doesn’t just stretch, it practically does yoga, and that place is Olean. Somewhere between the rolling hills of Cattaraugus County and the southern tier of New York State, there’s a small city that most people drive past without a second glance.

When exploring the many diners found around New York State, these two are well worth visiting for extraordinary food and cinematic settings.