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City usually gets first winter snow in mid-December but had to wait until 1 February, breaking 50-year record

Sanctuary cities are easy to declare but harder to pay for. Take New York City. It has long attracted immigrants, both legal and illegal. But the latest wave to hit—and, perhaps, overwhelm—the Big Apple comes thanks to President Joe Biden’s dismantling of border controls and disregard of immigration law.

The Utah senator and 2012 GOP presidential nominee exchanged sharp words with the freshman GOP congressman from New York: ‘He shouldn’t be in Congress.’

New York jury rules against Mason Rothschild for selling digital copycat versions of the fashion house’s famous bags

Prosecutors allege 71-year-old Abu Agila Mohammad Mas'ud Kheir Al-Marimi built and set the bomb which exploded in midair on a 1988 New York-bound plane.

An owl who escaped from the Central Park Zoo after someone damaged his cage has become New York City’s latest avian celebrity

NEW YORK — Former Trump fixer Michael Cohen met with Manhattan prosecutors investigating his old boss or the 15th time Wednesday — as their probe into the ex-president continues.

Weeks after going on strike at two private hospitals in New York City, a nurses’ union is calling on the city’s public hospitals to commit to paying its members salaries comparable to what they now make in the private sector.

NEW YORK — It’s been two full years plus a COVID season since Gerrit Cole joined the Yankees, and his most memorable exploits were getting blasted at the 2021 wild-card game in Boston and the infamous press conference where he froze like a deer in the headlights when asked about…