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These are the 10 most expensive metro areas in the U.S. for renters—4 of them are in California
Here are the most expensive metro areas for renters in the United States.
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NYC is the most LGBTQ-friendly city in the world, according to LGBTQ travelers
This pride month, Time Out’s LGBTQ+-identifying editors have crowned New York City the most friendly city for LGBTQ+ individuals in their new rankings. Special mention was given to the piano bar circuit of Duplex, Marie’s Crisis and the Monster in the West Village, as well as Hell’s Kitchen bars like Rise and Industry, and Brooklyn hot spots Good Room,...
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Salt Bae's Manhattan burger restaurant, once called ‘worst in NYC,' closes
It was an uphill battle from the very beginning. Salt Bae Burger opened its doors in Union Square a month before the coronavirus pandemic shuttered the entire city, and the rest of the world. But the pandemic wasn’t the restaurant’s only battle. The restaurant opened to tough reviews, including one from Eater saying the burger joint had “all the...
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NYC ends 90-day homeless shelter system requirement
Mayor Adams eliminated a shelter rule in an attempt to move homeless New Yorkers into permanent housing more quickly. Melissa Russo reports.
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Soaring parking rates at NYC-area airports take off
Lynda Baquero reports on peak summer pricing for airport parking and how you can save.
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Vogue posts ‘Devil Wears Prada'-esque job in NYC: Assistant to Anna Wintour
Vogue posts ‘Devil Wears Prada’-esque job in NYC: Assistant to Anna Wintour.
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10 Juneteenth events to attend in NYC this weekend
Juneteenth marks a special day in American history signifying freedom and independence for all African American enslaved people. Most people correlate the Emancipation Proclamation of 1863 to Abraham Lincoln freeing slaves. However, it was not that simple. In fact, most slave owners were aware of the proclamation, yet they refrained from letting slaves go or telling them the truth. It…
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Accused deadly subway stabber released without bail
The man accused of stabbing a rider to death on a New York City subway has been released without bail; he’s charged in the death of a man believed to have been harassing riders. News 4’s Chris Jose reports.
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Dance inspired by piers in 70s, 80s
The Whitney Museum is celebrating pride month with a special performance that highlights an important part of gay history in New York City. Melissa Colorado reports.
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De Blasio ordered to pay almost $500k for misusing police detail on failed presidential bid
Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was ordered Thursday to pay $475,000 by a city ethics board that found he misused public funds on a police security detail during his failed presidential bid. The hefty fine is the largest ever handed out by New York’s Conflicts of Interest Board, capping off a yearslong investigation into the two-term...
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‘Uptown Night Market' returns to Harlem after postponed due to wildfire smoke
A week after it was postponed due to the wildfire smoke that came pouring into New York City from Canada, the Uptown Night Market is returning to Harlem on Thursday.
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21-year-old flies 600 miles a week to avoid paying $3,500-a-month New York rent—here's how much she saves
For Sophia Celentano, a weekly airplane “super-commute” is better than paying three months of New York rent on an intern’s salary. Here’s how she makes it work.
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Grand jury indicts Daniel Penny in subway killing of Jordan Neely
A grand jury in Manhattan indicted 24-year-old subway rider Daniel Penny, filmed with his arm around Jordan Neely, whose death was ruled a homicide. News 4’s Jessica Cunnington reports.
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Behind the high-level departures in the Adams administration
The sudden departure of NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell is just the latest exit to rock the Adams administration during its first two years. Melissa Russo reports.
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Sewell speculation: Claims of micromanager mayor follow NYPD commissioner's resignation
Keechant Sewell, the first woman to lead the New York City Police Department, will step down at the end of the month — a decision that reports claim she made after being micromanaged in the position from City Hall. Mayor Eric Adams repeatedly praised Sewell’s character and accomplishments on Tuesday, one day after the commissioner delivered her resignation to the…
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Inside the resignation of NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell
NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell is resigning, but will stay on the job until the end of the month. Melissa Russo reports.
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Speculation swirls after NYPD top cop resigns
Questions are continuing to swirl around City Hall a day after the unexpected announcement that the city’s top cop is stepping down. Rana Novini reports.
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Celebrating Juneteenth at the site of Seneca Village
Central Park is celebrating Juneteenth with an event at a historic site that was once located inside the park. Erica Byfield reports.
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NYC training doctors in gender-affirming care for trans patients
Trans youth are making the trip to New York to access medical care that some conservative states are refusing to do. Melissa Colorado reports.
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Federal takeover of notorious Rikers Island jail back on table after continued violence
A federal judge will once again consider a court takeover of New York City’s troubled jail system. The move follows reporting by a federal monitor that found the leadership of Rikers Island has repeatedly sought to suppress information about detainee deaths and injuries.