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A frantic search for a missing New York man in "hazardous terrain" ended in tragedy.

A Brooklyn suit contests New York’s rules letting yeshivas bypass stricter oversight of core secular studies.

Cashless tolling was supposed to make it easier to collect tolls, but drivers found a way past cameras using "ghost plates". Now New York is cracking down.

You may have driven past them without a second thought. These two tiny restaurants just earned the title of New York’s best hole-in-the-wall spots.

This NYC Climate Week, scientists want you to know a few things about PFAS (perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances): They’re all around us but are virtually undetectable. They’re getting into our brains. And they appeared to raise the risk of Type 2 diabetes in a recent study of New Yorkers. But there are...

Nas and his sturdy team of investors within the New York State Gaming Commission just voted to close on a $5.5 billion Resorts World Casino in his Queens hometown ... and at least one politician couldn't resist ribbing Jay-Z, whose bid to open a Caesars Palace casino didn't share the same fortune!!!

NYPR says that all stations facing significant financial challenges are eligible to participate in the Station-to-Station Programming Project. For public media organizations receiving 10% or more of their budget from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) (approximately 64% of the public radio system), the...

(NEW YORK) -- A New York woman has been indicted for allegedly using fentanyl to drug and rob four men, killing three in the process, according to the Manhattan District Attorney's Office. Tabitha Bundrick, 36, faces 11 counts of murder, robbery, burglary and assault charges for targeting men in the...

Charter school officials blasted a pair of Democratic New York state lawmakers who called to investigate a rally last week — saying the duo were working as muscle for the teachers union. Pro-union state Sens. John Liu and Shelly Mayer — who chair influential committees that oversee Big Apple schools — urged state...