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We can appreciate a perfectly mixed martini as much as the next person, but sometimes the finer things in life aren't the finer things – just look at New York City's best dive bars as proof. Yeah, we're talking about those places where your shoes stick to the floor, where the bathroom mirror has long ago been lost to bumper stickers and scribbled phone numbers...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — New York City Health and Hospitals is hiring for many positions with no education or prior work requirements. The listings are posted on the NYC Health + Hospitals careers website. To find the listings below, enter the Job IDs in the search bar Motor vehicle operator – Job ID: 134606 Job duties […]

A large firefighting operation was seen in a Queens neighborhood after a fire in a residential building spread to a nearby church. The fire started in an apartment on 12th Street between 27th and Main avenues, around just before 7 p.m. Thursday in Astoria, fire officials said. According to the...

A brazen NYPD cop racked up more than 500 speeding tickets in his home borough over the last four years — making him one of the most reckless drivers in the entire city, according to a report. Officer James Giovansanti, 33, was caught on traffic cameras either speeding through school zones or disregarding red lights a whopping 187 times in the last year alone — and...

Thousands of New Yorkers may not have a place to live by the end of the year as funds for a federal housing voucher program runs out, years ahead of schedule.

As someone who lived in New York City for four years, my hat goes off to anyone raising a child there. The city, while full of fun and interesting things to do, is a chaotic place inhabited by truly unique characters, some of whom are not very safe to be around. I never truly felt unsafe in any of the boroughs most of the...

Truckloads of high-end restaurant gear from a failed New York City hotspot are now sitting in a Finger Lakes warehouse, according to the Finger Lakes Times. TAGeX Brands hauled more than 60 loads from the shuttered Tin Building to its base in Romulus. The $200 million project, created by celebrity...

Dozens of members of the New York State Public Safety Alliance gathered at New York City Hall to push for a 15-foot safety buffer zone around first responders.

Andy Peralta, 32, was killed when his moped collided with an MTA bus near Mosholu Parkway and Jerome Avenue on April 8.

A man is sought by police after stealing thousands of dollars in cash, and tens of thousands of dollars worth of cell phones at a store in Ozone Park, within the confines of the NYPD’s 106th Precinct, on April 10. Cops said it was reported to them that an...