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Teen fatally shot, another slashed, man hit in leg during brawl on Bronx commercial strip
By Nicholas Williams, Rocco Parascandola & Kerry Burke
He’s Not the Milkman. He’s the Milk Guy.
By Julia Shanker
Medicaid cuts jeopardize care for millions who rely on New York’s safety net hospitals
By Steve Kastenbaum
Zohran Mamdani Has Some Good Ideas for NYC Transit. His Biggest Promise Isn’t One of Them.
By David Zipper
DJ Reda Brika discovered dead in NYC Newtown Creek, 4th body found in 2 years
By Nicholas Williams & Rocco Parascandola
New York's The Lot Radio reopens to public after nearly eight-month closure · News ⟋ RA
By Hattie Lindert
Exclusive: New York lawmakers launch first-in-the-nation crackdown to protect nail technicians from toxic fumes
By Tara Rosenblum & Lee Danuff
New York Is a Red Sauce Town. So Why Are These Restaurants Quietly Disappearing?
By Joshua David Stein
Wealthiest places in N.Y.: Where does Staten Island rank?
By Ann Marie Barron
With new funding, advocates and City Council seek greater support for preschoolers with disabilities
By Shea Vance
New legislation ends criminal penalties for NYC street vendors
By Aaron L. Ginsburg
As Parks Get Shortchanged on City Budget, NYC Biodiversity Faces Risks, Report Says
By Mariana Rebua Simoes
Take two: In southern Brooklyn, Chris McCreight running for Assembly again
By Sophie Krichevsky
New York is Letting Religious Schools Off the Hook
By Stefanie Coyle
iPhone Or Android: Which Camp Do You Belong To?
By Glenn Pitcher
ICE detention of Queens student endangers New Yorkers and court system, Adams admin says
By Ryan Schwach
Should New York Adopt “Top-Two” Elections?
By Jack Santucci
Transportation Secretary Duffy slams MTA over NYC subway crime: 'Make it safe'
By Michael Stallone, Jr.
2025 Guide to NYC Neighborhoods: Brooklyn
By Náosha Gregg
Some of Mamdani’s far-left allies want to primary Hakeem Jeffries and other NYC Democrats
By Edward-Isaac Dovere
Bronx Lags in Digital Access and Education, Report Finds
By Jonathan Custodio
Four ex-NYPD chiefs file lawsuit against NYC, alleging they were forced out of the department
By Anthony M. DeStefano & Janon Fisher
Siena Poll: New York consumer sentiment rises, but remains below optimism threshold
By Jana Decamilla
Philippe Chow Announces New NY Flagship Restaurant
By Tierney Plumb
Opinion: The time for progressive governance is now
By Robert Cantelmo
Investing in affordability, aging in place, caregivers, highlight NY Master Plan for Aging
By Tom Eschen
How the Rich Go Grocery Shopping
By Taylor Robinson
NYC Real-Estate Execs Throw Money Behind Adams to Counter Rise of Mamdani
By Craig Karmin & Rebecca Picciotto
As Drones Spot Sharks, New York Beaches Are Shut Down
By Nate Schweber & Maia Coleman
'They're killing us': Immigrants complain of inhumane conditions inside NYC holding site
By Arya Sundaram
Saudi Fund Invests Hundreds of Millions in Proposed NYC Skyscraper
By Peter Grant and Eliot Brown
- Saudi Arabia’s government fund is taking a two-thirds stake in a site for a planned Manhattan skyscraper.
- A local developer and the Saudis own a site one block from Central Park, which was bought for more than $600 million.
- It is the latest sign that foreign investors are flocking back to New York’s rapidly recovering real-estate market.
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Should New York City Ditch Its Party Primaries in Favor of Open Races?
By Emma Fitzsimmons
Full Coverage of this storyNew York City's congestion pricing has cut pollution and traffic – but Trump still wants to kill it
By Aliya Uteuova & Oliver Milman
Numbers are in and NYC congestion pricing is a big 'success,’ Hochul says
By Mike Hayes
Kathy Hochul’s highway-robbery bragging puts Willie Sutton to shame
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Full Coverage of this storyNYC’s Top 1% Thrives While Zohran Mamdani Fights Wealth Gap
By Ben Steverman & Amanda L. Gordon
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By Ross Barkan
Zohran Mamdani leads general election poll for NYC mayor
By Jeff Coltin
A new generation of Democrats takes center stage
By Brad Bannon
Zohran Mamdani secures victory with 'most total votes' in NYC mayoral primary history
By Jasmine Baehr
Full Coverage of this story$900,000 Homes in New York, Illinois and Oregon
By Angela Serratore
Big Tech, NYC teachers union join forces in new AI initiative that's drawing concerns
By Jessica Gould
Microsoft Pledges $4 Billion Toward A.I. Education
By Natasha Singer
Microsoft Elevate: Putting people first
By Brad Smith
Microsoft, OpenAI and Anthropic are investing millions to train teachers how to use AI
By Clare Duffy
OpenAI, Microsoft back new academy to bring AI into classrooms
By Brunella Tipismana
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