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King Charles chatted to a group of children for the Harlem Grown initiative, and joined them in feeding chickens

There’s so much to love about the Spanish tapas experience that it’s hard to believe that Sala Astoria is taking it even further. For the first time ever, their croquettes will be available for purchase to the public. Owner Michael Jannetta opened up about this exciting new offering.

MOUNT EDEN, Bronx (PIX11) — A 36-year-old man is recovering after being stabbed at a McDonald’s restaurant in the Bronx on Sunday afternoon, according to the NYPD. The incident occurred around 1:02 p.m. at 1 West Mount Eden Avenue. Police were alerted to an assault inside the restaurant and located the victim with a stab […]

If you ride the bus, you should be prepared to present your OMNY card, credit card or phone to members of the MTA's civilian Eagle Teams, who will use a small device called a payment validator to see if you paid. "With the growing use of the new tap-and-ride fare...

At the Jersey City Board of Education’s April board meeting Thursday, an accountant at the firm auditing the Jersey City Public Schools’ special education department said the audit’s second of two parts would be presented in June. He also previewed the findings, saying they included missing and incomplete documentation.

WHITE PLAINS – A Mount Vernon man has been indicted for allegedly striking his girlfriend on the head with a hammer several times, killing her. Lisa Grier, 33, of Mount Vernon, was 28-year-old Joveair Brice’s girlfriend and a paraprofessional employed by the New York City school system. Brice...

Sabrina Ionescu exited the Liberty's preseason win against the Sun on Sunday after she landed awkwardly during a drive to the basket.

Some PATH lines into New York City were suspended Monday morning due to a train fire. The Port Authority plans to continue raising fares through 2029 to help fund infrastructure improvements. [ more › ]

Hundreds of union members, teachers, nurses, immigrant families, and students marched through Jersey City on May 1 for a “Workers Over Billionaires” rally, wrapping up with a program at City Hall. The event was one of many held across the country that day as workers mobilized against what organizers described as authoritarianism and corporate control of American democracy.

If you’re staying in the city after classes end this week, you are bound to be impacted by the subway heat. The humidity on the sidewalks is nothing compared to the stifling air that gets trapped on subway platforms and in train cars. Even waiting three minutes for a train somehow makes you sweat through every pore.