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The City of Hoboken has launched a public budget survey for residents to help address a $17 million deficit that currently has an over 20 percent tax increase attached to it. “The budget is one of the most important tools we have to reflect our community’s priorities,” Mayor Emily Jabbour said in a statement.

Two people have been taken into custody after a device, deemed to be an improvised explosive, was thrown during a demonstration in New York City on Saturday.

There’s a small shop in Hoboken where people willingly sacrifice their lunch breaks, their parking karma, and occasionally their dignity, all for cheese. Not just any cheese, mind you, but the kind of fresh mozzarella that makes you question every dairy decision you’ve ever made. Fiore’s House of...

Curtis Sliwa talks about his first day at 710 WOR and iHeartRadio. @iHeartRadio.com

Finding a parking spot in this city is already a humongous struggle, but the era of the “unpaid curb” could be coming to a very expensive end. New York City officials are currently weighing a massive shift in how we use our streets, and it involves potentially charging for the millions of parking spots that have been...

Some restaurants become so popular that simply getting a table feels like an achievement. In New York, where the dining scene is constantly evolving, a few standout spots quickly develop a reputation for reservations that disappear almost instantly. Right now, one New York restaurant in particular has become one of...

An Upper West Side restaurant known for its dumplings and dim sum has served its last meal on Amsterdam Avenue. Jing Fong, the Cantonese dim sum spot at 380 Amsterdam Avenue (at 78th Street), has closed after eight years in the neighborhood. The restaurant’s final service was on Saturday, March 8, ending at 9:30 p.m.

Gov. Hochul has spent much of her 4 ¹/₂ years in office facing a time bomb left by her predecessor: drastic, legally binding greenhouse gas reduction targets that the state has no practical means of meeting. The 2019 Climate Act requires New York to cut greenhouse gas emissions by about one-quarter from that year’s...

When you think of New York City’s wild animals, you might mostly picture pigeons and rats. But the city is also home to a large number of raccoons living in its streets and trees. In fact, according to Wildlife NYC, raccoons are the most widespread animal in New York State. They can be found alone […] The post New...

There is something exciting about digging through tables of vintage goods, handmade items, and unexpected treasures. Across New York, flea markets have long been the go to places for bargain hunters who enjoy the thrill of finding something special for just a few dollars. Some markets are packed with antiques...