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Plenty of money to fix the BQE, but not to fix a vital greenway on the East Side.
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A group of state lawmakers and advocates are rallying around a slate of 32 bills aimed at addressing New York's housing shortage, including legislation that would require local towns and cities to contribute their "fair…
No, this isn’t “Footloose,” though Kevin Bacon is making an appearance.
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The 8th edition of the Kingston Design Showhouse will launch this fall, with Hudson Valley artists and designers transforming another Ulster County property.
When extreme heat hits New York, keeping your home cool can quickly become both expensive and uncomfortable.
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by Claude Solnik, Brooklyn Paper History books routinely talk about how George Washington and the Continental army escaped from Brooklyn after losing a major battle, turning a short-term defeat into a major victory.
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Ahead of this fall’s midterm elections, New York City’s Campaign Finance Board is betting that one way to reach young voters is to make voting information look a little less like politics as usual.
Three takeaways from our reporting on Operation Stonegarden.
The release of a citywide strategy for building 2,100 public bathrooms will be delayed after Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s team said the task is too complicated to meet its deadline.
After driving a New York City taxi for nearly 20 years, the last trip Richard Coulibaly will take is home to Ivory Coast for his own funeral.
Massive online retailers Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist are defying a Mamdani order to stop selling dangerous and illegal e-motos.
Clarence Eckerson is your source for Summer Streets joy.
The Daily News editorial board offered a boneheaded critique of Mayor Mamdani's plans for the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
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New Yorkers and their employers paid the highest health premiums in the lower 48 states in 2025, and their costs....
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A Manhattan Supreme Court judge has ruled that both former Mayor Eric Adams and current Mayor Zohran Mamdani broke the law by not releasing racial equity plans according to city charter-mandated deadlines.
Renee Campion, New York City’s longtime labor commissioner and a veteran of more than two decades at the agency that negotiates with the city’s municipal unions, will retire Dec.
Later this fall, counties across the state will pay more to keep the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, running after a sharp decline in federal support.
This petite rear-lot house offers plenty of scope for imagination.
The streetscapes of Brooklyn's historic districts are there for all to enjoy, but to get a glimpse inside a home like the late 19th century Romanesque Revival mansion reimagined for a family of L.A.
by Kirstyn Brendlen, Brooklyn Paper Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new plan to fix up and extend the life of the city-owned section of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway has drawn mixed reactions in Brooklyn Heights.
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