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Irvington Drops Lawsuit Against Senior Citizen Accused of Seeking Too Many Public Records

Irvington Township has dropped its lawsuit against a senior citizen who had been accused of harassing town employees by filing too many requests under...

Sarah Jessica Parker Sidelined on Broadway as City Hopes to Bring Back Crowd

The second shoe has dropped at “Plaza Suite” on Broadway. First Matthew Broderick tested positive for COVID-19 and a few days later his wife...

Senate moves to ban Russian oil, revoke normal trade relations

Workers repair an oil well. | Oleg Nikishin/Getty Images The Senate voted on Thursday to revoke normal trade relations with...

Top federal labor official declares war on employer 'captive audience' meetings

Union activists rally outside the National Labor Relations Board in New York, Oct. 25, 2021. | Seth Wenig/AP Photo National...

Creep gropes woman on NYC train, stopped by good Samaritan: cops

A creep groped a woman on a Manhattan train — and only stopped when a good Samaritan intervened, authorities said Thursday.  The...

Tense video shows man scaling cables of Brooklyn Bridge

Nail-biting footage captures a man scaling the cables of the Brooklyn Bridge Thursday morning — snarling rush-hour traffic for about 90 minutes.  The man —...

Major crime up almost 37% as Adams tries to curb shooting spike

Major crime in New York City rose by 36.5% in March from a year ago despite Mayor Eric Adams’s efforts to reduce a...

Flushing-based firm finds windows of opportunity in city's energy-efficiency policies

Whipping around moving carts filled with plastic-wrapped windows, Steven Chen, 43, last month trotted from one production line to the next at the...

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