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As short-term rental owners bemoan New York City’s restrictions ahead of the World Cup this summer, officials are going after one landlord who allegedly ran afoul of the rules. Championed by the NYC Mayor’s Office for Special Enforcement, the city filed a lawsuit against Chananya Bineth and his associates,...

Ever walked through a ramen shop to find a secret sushi bar hiding in the back?. That is exactly the adventure waiting in Jersey City. You slip behind a hidden door and suddenly you are in a dim, intimate 9 seat room where chefs serve piece after piece of buttery yellowtail and melt in your mouth toro.

Upstate Democratic lawmakers want a piece of the extra revenue pie Gov. Kathy Hochul is serving New York City by taxing luxury second homes in the five boroughs. Last week, Hochul announced a new late budget fight (as she tends to do) – proposing a pied-à-terre tax on second homes in New York City worth $5 million or more that are not rented...

New Jersey announces its first measles case of 2026 involves a Hudson County man, hours after hearing on new funding for state vaccination programs.

Explore 18 vintage images that show what high school in the seventies was like, from classrooms and fashion to student life.

A judge temporarily halted plans to move a homeless intake shelter to the East Village. Residents sued, citing concerns over safety, overcrowding, and environmental impacts. City officials argued the move was needed to replace an unsafe, deteriorating facility. Plans for a homeless intake shelter in the East Village have been...

(NEW YORK) -- A baby girl was found abandoned in a stroller in New York City's Times Square, and a search is underway for the child's father, authorities said. Police responded to a report of an abandoned baby by West 44th Street and Seventh Avenue shortly after 11 p.m. Tuesday night.

A body found in a New Jersey river has been confirmed to be that of a man who had been missing since December, according to officials. The body was found in the Hackensack River on Friday, Secaucus police said. The individual was not identified until Wednesday, when it was confirmed to be Emilio Acosta-Gutierrez, according to the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office.

NEW YORK, New York (WCBS) -- An NYPD narcotics canine is back on the job after a near-death experience during a drug bust. Here's what happened to Mulk Mulk is a very good girl who is very good at her job. CBS News New York recently got to see her practice her drug-sniffing skills at the police canine training facility in Brooklyn. Alongside...

A New York City councilman was thrown to the ground and arrested while he was protesting an elderly constituent’s eviction from her home, resulting from […] ‘What Are You Doing?!’: Video Shows Black NYC Councilman Being Thrown to the Ground By Cops While Protesting Elderly Woman’s Eviction After Deed Theft