NJ Transit has announced $150 train tickets to cover the $48 million cost for the event, as FIFA expects to make $11 billion.
The proposal would require a city report on possible memorials, locations and funding tied to the riots’ legacy.
DiGesu, who grew up in Manhattan, spoke with Tiffany Hanssen, weekend host of "All Things Considered" on WNYC, about the honor, the Mets’ recent historic losing streak and what fans can expect when ...
The MTA pulled out all the stops during an outing on Wednesday for New York City kids with autism. The agency organized a group of more than a dozen children at Grand Central Terminal, giving them a ...
This time, the fight is over commercial licenses for non-citizens. The feds haven't had much luck in court so far.
“No matter where you live, work, or spend time outside, all New Yorkers know the immediate relief that comes from standing under the shade of a tree on a hot day,” said Louise Yeung, the city's chief ...
Police say a man is hospitalized with several gunshot wounds and his alleged attacker is in custody with a gunshot wound of his own after a chaotic series of events near 125th Street and Amsterdam ...
Zahir Davis, 18, has been charged with murder in the death of 15-year-old Jaden Pierre of South Richmond Hill, officials say. In a statement on Saturday, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz said ...
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's video celebrating the pied-à-terre tax plan outside a prominent billionaire’s Central Park South home is sparking a backlash from members of New York City’s business community ...
Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced Friday he would veto a controversial “buffer zone” bill to restrict protests around educational institutions, calling it an excessive restriction of the First Amendment.
The Trump administration is fighting in court to move forward with the conversion of the facility into an immigration detention center.
Transit officials are doubling down on urging people to avoid commuting into the city during the World Cup if they can. A Port Authority official is asking New Yorkers to consider working from home ...
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