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This sounds like a dream, but it's 100% real. New York is getting its first-ever grocery store where everything is free.

New York drivers are accused of bilking up to $196 million from a badly managed Medicaid transportation program. A federal audit by the Department of Health and Human Services found the shocking amount had been paid to transport companies enrolled in the Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) program, but rides...

Syracuse, N.Y. — The city of Syracuse has agreed to pay a man $130,000 to settle a lawsuit that alleged he was wrongfully arrested in New York City and brought back to Syracuse. The Common Council voted 6 to 0 on Monday to approve the settlement. The man, Kenneth...

If the fast food experience of rushing to finish your meals and leave finds you wherever you go, try one of these old-fashioned supper clubs.

New York City is facing a compounded crisis: a major, multi-year budget gap that is already forcing hard choices about services and an affordable housing emergency that is hitting low-income New Yorkers the hardest. These two pressures reinforce each other. When the budget is tight, the city has less flexibility to...

At least one person is critically injured after a 4-alarm fire erupted at a house in Queens, quickly spreading to two other buildings. It has so far injured nine individuals, incluidng two firefighters and the critical civilian

Aaron M. Nundra got into an altercation in Jersey City with another motorist on Jan. 28, before he fired them into Kearny and fired at the vehicle, carrying a woman and children, on Route 1&9, police said. While no occupants were injured, “one projectile pierced the rear door and struck a bag belonging to one of the...

The process starts with about 4 million pounds of cream cheese, along with eggs and sugar, mixed together before moving down the line.

This sounds like a dream, but it's 100% real. New York is getting its first-ever grocery store where everything is free.

Tenants who get affordable housing through the city’s lottery or a rental assistance voucher often can’t afford amenity fees in new mixed-income luxury buildings, creating what one described as a “two-tiered system” within New York City rentals. “How can I be loitering in my own home?”