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Make space on your calendar and room in your stomach for the Sen Gennaro Festival 2025 in Little Italy. Every year, the Manhattan neighborhood transforms 11 blocks into an 11-day celebration commemorating Saint Gennaro of Benevento, Italy. The tradition on Mulberry Street comes complete with carnival games, parades,...

Manhattan’s iconic Flatiron Building, shrouded in a century of soot and decades of scaffolding, will finally see the light. The triangular landmark – the Big Apple’s first skyscraper at the junction of Fifth Avenue, Broadway and East 23rd Street – will glow top and bottom for the first time in its 123-year history...

Big Apple education officials funneled $745,000 to a single Caribbean restaurant in Brooklyn over the past year – with numerous orders for jerk chicken and other cultural favorites blowing past spending limits, officials said. And some $618,000 of the Department of Education ‘s massive tab was racked up by orders...

A Suffolk County police K-9 lunged at a man and bit him during the funeral of slain NYPD Detective Didarul Islam in the Bronx.

As a New York City renter, it’s highly likely that at some point you’ll end up sharing an apartment with one or more roommates. In a perfect world, you would all get along swimmingly; unfortunately, however, people change and relationships can sour. The common scenarios include differing lifestyles—maybe...

A 68-year-old man fatally choked his younger sister in their Brooklyn apartment, cops and law-enforcement sources said Monday. Mary Fagan, 64, was found unresponsive in the living room of the home she shared with her brother, Thomas Fagan, on St. Johns Place near Bedford Avenue in Crown Heights around 6 p.m. July 26,...

City employees and veterans will now have a larger edge in obtaining an affordable housing unit through the city's lottery system. New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday said he is doubling the percentage of homes that will give preference for city employees and veterans through the NYC Housing Connect lottery...

Brace yourselves: Parking in New York City might be about to get even harder. A new bill, Intro. 1138, pushed by the City Council’s Progressive Caucus aims to ban vehicles from parking within 20 feet of crosswalks at all intersections, a practice known as “daylighting.” Supporters say the move will save lives by...

A 1-year-old girl apparently drowned in the pool of a Bronx day care while her caretaker was preoccupied with cooking, cops and law enforcement sources said. Police found the tot unconscious and unresponsive in the pool outside the home-run day care on Story Avenue near Olmstead Avenue in Castle Hill when they...

A hotel awning collapsed right over the entrance to a subway station Sunday morning in Brooklyn Heights. Incredibly, no one was hurt.