It’s summer in the city, and we’ve rounded up the best events across the five boroughs to keep your family entertained all month long! Meet Daniel Tiger in the Bronx, …
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Fans celebrate the New York Knicks’ win against the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, on a street near Madison Square Garden, in New York City, …
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Garment District clothing designer indicted for sweatshop-like hours, refusing to pay employees: DA Bragg
The owner of a luxury clothing brand salon in the Garment District was indicted Wednesday for allegedly stealing some $54,000 in wages from her employees and forcing them to work …
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The suspect who stabbed a man in Washington Heights on Wednesday morning, leaving him critically wounded, remains on the lam, law enforcement sources said. Photo by Dean Moses The suspect …
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EXPOSED: Activists in Manhattan identify ICE agent vehicles parked on street in warning effort
A group of concerned New Yorkers says they have identified vehicles used in ICE raids and are trying to warn people in Lower Manhattan about their presence. On Tuesday afternoon, …
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Times Square shooting: Cops seek suspects who shot teen during Knicks’ championship celebration
The NYPD released on Tuesday surveillance images of the men whom, they say, shot and wounded a teenager in Times Square over the weekend during rowdy Knicks championship celebrations. The …
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U.S. Rep. Dan Goldman and former City Comptroller Brad Lander clashed during a Monday night debate over Israel, immigration enforcement, Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and how Democrats should fight President Donald …
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As the United States approaches its 250th birthday, NYC still resonates with the history of the fight for freedom known as the American Revolution. The British occupied and conducted the …
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Puerto Rican Day parade marches down 5th Avenue. Photo by Dean Moses Amid cries of “¡Wepa!” echoing through Midtown Manhattan, chants of “Let’s Go Knicks!” rang out just …
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NYPD reports 63 arrests in pockets of violence that broke out amid championship celebrations
Most New Yorkers celebrated peacefully after the Knicks clinched their first NBA championship in over 50 years, with jubilant fanfare across the city. While the celebrations were largely orderly, the …