A spokesperson for the city’s Department of Buildings said the “enforcement sweeps” are part of its ongoing investigation into the cause of column bending in an office-to-residential high-rise.

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The city is launching programs for a total of 250 preschoolers with autism and developmental delays at more than two dozen schools.

The chain, which has about 1,000 locations in 22 states, said the new restaurants at 3260 Boston Road in the Bronx and at 1267 First Ave. on the Upper East Side are part of a big expansion drive in ...

The suit is among a few recent examples of prosecutors and mass shooting victims blaming law enforcement for failing to keep people safe during a massacre.

New Yorkers should take extra care washing their fruits and vegetables to avoid getting a punishing form of food poisoning that is spreading across the country and has sickened hundreds in the five ...

The Upper West and East sides of Manhattan are set to lose thousands of parking spaces as the city begins to containerize residential trash.

State lawmakers passed a similar measure last month, but representatives for the governor say that bill is complicated and will take some time to work through.

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for the five boroughs and surrounding areas Tuesday and Wednesday.

The East Village lot is the first city-owned site designated for affordable housing under Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration as he seeks to ease New York City's housing crisis.

The governor sent a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin following reports of expansions of immigration detention facilities upstate.

Developer MetroLoft closed on another office building just days before a structural failure halted construction at its project on East 42nd Street.