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A group of Crown Heights tenants are taking their landlord to court for allegedly illegally destabilizing their apartments and hiking the rent. In 2010, 52 of the 53 units at 283-295 Albany Avenue were rent-stabilized, tax records show. As of early 2025, the building, which was constructed in 1941, had just 20 rent-sta

Wealthy New Yorkers are living out their "Downton Abbey" dreams by snapping up historic estates in this lesser-known Hudson Valley enclave.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A heavily traveled stretch of the Korean War Veterans Parkway has been reduced to a single southbound lane, triggering miles of backups, driver frustration and safety concerns — with the worst of the construction still to come. Throughout the summer, the reality of a...

Burlington is opening a new store in Hudson Mall, Jersey City this spring, offering shoppers affordable brand-name clothes and home goods amid rising living costs.

LOS ANGELES, California -- Longtime film critic and entertainment journalist Rex Reed has died at 87. Reed went on to become one of the most recognizable, and controversial, voices in American movie criticism. Reed died Tuesday at his Manhattan home following a short illness, according to publicist Sean Katz, who...

New York summer has officially entered its “eat dessert before dinner” era. Starting today, cult-favorite cookie giant Levain Bakery is teaming up with viral scoop shop Caffè Panna on a new lineup of over-the-top frozen treats that feel engineered specifically for twilight walks through the Upper West Side. The collabo

New York City is full of historic restaurants, but not all of them have mafia tales. For this steakhouse, a dark association with the mob haunts it.

Thrifting used to feel like a hidden hobby people barely talked about. Now it’s become part of how many people shop, decorate, and even express their style. What started as a way to save money has grown into something much bigger, with people searching for pieces that feel unique, well-made, and a little more personal.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City homeowners must soon use a required NYC trash bin — and it will cost you. The new trash can, known as the NYC Bin, will be required for residential buildings with one to nine units — including one- and two-family homes, nonprofits and city agencies, according to the city Department o

Investigators have found the source of last week's devastating fire that shook a Manhattan community after three people died when flames quickly spread through the only stairwell of an apartment building in Inwood. The FDNY declared the fire to be "incendiary," ignited after someone discarded a lit cigarette into cardb