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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.

Duo stabs man in the back on East Harlem subway: cops

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

Actor and comedian Michael Rapaport called for the resignation of New York Governor Kathy Hochul and the NYC mayor in an X post following a protest in Midwood, Brooklyn. In the post, he described masked demonstrators gathering outside a synagogue on Monday night, with reports of yelling, intimidation, and a large polic

New York City’s child welfare agency is facing renewed scrutiny after a bombshell report exposed officials for blocking oversight into several child abuse investigations. And while the report sheds a new light on children in the Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) system, outraged families are calling for the

Two separate measles cases have been reported in Nassau County, one involving a patron at a Roslyn Heights restaurant and another involving an unvaccinated child, according to the Nassau County Department of Public Health. A New York City resident infected with measles had dinner at 388, a family-style Italian eatery..

Bert I. Dweck of Dweck Group is battling mounting lawsuits over allegations of unpaid loans, bounced checks and refusal to return escrow money. The Brooklyn-based dealmaker is facing seven lawsuits in New York state court. In total, investors and lenders are seeking at least $14.4 million. Taken together, the cases...

A man was arrested at the Secaucus Walmart on Sunday afternoon for using his child to help him shoplift, threatening to stab store employees when they confronted him, Police Chief Dennis Miller said. On Sunday at approximately 3:16 p.m., Secaucus police officer responded to Walmart, located at 400 Park Plaza...