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<b>Manny Pastreich (at mic) and Howard Rothschild (right of mic) surrounded by 32BJ Bargaining Committee the Realty Advisory Board members at New York Hilton Midtown. With only days before the old contract expired on April 20 and a strike loomed, a new contract was reached. </b>
Manny Pastreich (at mic) and Howard Rothschild (right of mic) surrounded by 32BJ Bargaining Committee the Realty Advisory Board members at New York Hilton Midtown. With only days before the old contract expired on April 20 and a strike loomed, a new contract was reached. ( Photo: Genevieve Hartnett)

Strike Averted: 32BJ Union and RAB Reach Tentative Four-Year Deal

After a month of negotiations and a historic union rally on Park Avenue last week that attracted broad-based political support,...

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20 Apr 2026 | 02:20
The suspect, Felicia Field, in white shirt and black shorts, is seen running from an officer who was pursuing her on horseback.
The suspect, Felicia Field, in white shirt and black shorts, is seen running from an officer who was pursuing her on horseback. ( Photo: ABC7NY)

Wild West: Purse Theft Leads to Rare Horseback Arrest on UWS

When a woman’s purse vanished from her lap near West 72nd Street, help arrived at a gallop.

Around 11 a.m. on April 15th,...

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20 Apr 2026 | 03:54
The second phase of the Second Ave. Subway expansion is set to resume after the Trump Administration’s DOT said it would resume funding the project after a seven-month interruption.
The second phase of the Second Ave. Subway expansion is set to resume after the Trump Administration’s DOT said it would resume funding the project after a seven-month interruption. ( Photo: MTA)

Q Line Update: Feds Restore Funding to Second Avenue Subway

For the second time in two months, the Trump Administration has resumed funding on a multi-billion dollar mass transit project...

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19 Apr 2026 | 10:48
Persian Day Parade on Madison Avenue, April 19 was spirited even if lightly attended by spectators.
Persian Day Parade on Madison Avenue, April 19 was spirited even if lightly attended by spectators. ( Photo: Nikita Payusov Instagram)

Persian Day Parade Brings Iranian Pride to Madison Avenue

Thousands of passionate Persians brought sights and sounds of Iranian pride to Madison Avenue on April 19 for the annual...

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20 Apr 2026 | 11:58
A Waymo robotaxi at Broadway and Walker Street, March 2026.
A Waymo robotaxi at Broadway and Walker Street, March 2026. ( Photo: Nick Garber X)

Robotaxis Are Ready; New York City Isn’t

During my last two years of high school in San Francisco, driverless cars—or “robotaxis,” or autonomous vehicles, call them...

Voices
19 Apr 2026 | 08:34
Left: One suspect in West Side sneaker robbery. Right: wanted for elder assault.
Left: One suspect in West Side sneaker robbery. Right: wanted for elder assault. ( Photos: NYPD)

Vicious West Side Sneaker Robbery; Diamond District Elder Assault

The New York City Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the four individuals wanted in connection...

Crime Watch
18 Apr 2026 | 06:48
Harbor Camp provides a first-hand opportunity for children to learn about sailing.
Harbor Camp provides a first-hand opportunity for children to learn about sailing. ( Photo: Manhattan by Sail)

Manhattan by Sail Brings Harbor Summer Camp Back to Seaport

In May, boats will take to the water for one of the East Coast’s favorite pastimes—sailing. While some New Yorkers may think...

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19 Apr 2026 | 04:26
Four candidates in the NY-12 congressional race—(from left) State Assemblyman Alex Bores, George Conway, State Assemblyman Micah Lasher, and Jack Schlossberg—debated at an April 15 NY1 panel.
Four candidates in the NY-12 congressional race—(from left) State Assemblyman Alex Bores, George Conway, State Assemblyman Micah Lasher, and Jack Schlossberg—debated at an April 15 NY1 panel. ( Photo: 92NY, Vimeo)

NY-12 Candidates Take on Key Issues, Trump in Panel at 92NY

Four contenders jockeying to win the NY-12 congressional race’s Democratic primary came together on Wednesday, April 15,...

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20 Apr 2026 | 05:14
Assembly Member Tony Simone speaking on the HOST act at The Gossip Bar.
Assembly Member Tony Simone speaking on the HOST act at The Gossip Bar. ( Photo: Isis O’Flynn-Shahaf)

Simone Pushing HOST Act: Will It Pass in Time for World Cup?

The clock is ticking.

“The World Cup is coming, but we’re not ready,” Assembly member Tony Simone declared during a recent...

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18 Apr 2026 | 10:43
The iconic Pride flag is flying again at the Stonewall Monument in Greenwich Village, after the Trump Administration dropped its suit against groups seeking to restore the flag that the National Parks Service took down in February.
The iconic Pride flag is flying again at the Stonewall Monument in Greenwich Village, after the Trump Administration dropped its suit against groups seeking to restore the flag that the National Parks Service took down in February. ( Photo: Isis O’Flynn-Shahaf)

The Pride Flag to Fly Again at Stonewall Monument after Feds Back Down

The Pride flag is returning soon to the Stonewall National Monument, outside the historic Stonewall Inn at 53 Christopher...

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18 Apr 2026 | 11:15
The elevated 125th Street train station is near Columbia University’s Manhattanville campus, April 16, 2026.
The elevated 125th Street train station is near Columbia University’s Manhattanville campus, April 16, 2026. ( Ben Fractenberg/THE CITY)

Columbia University Will Pay for Elevator at 125th Street Subway Stop

After more than five years of prodding from local residents, elected officials and the MTA, Columbia University will partially...

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17 Apr 2026 | 11:00
The exterior of 108 Greenwich St. in March 2025.
The exterior of 108 Greenwich St. in March 2025. ( Photo: Brian Berger)

Sex Trafficking Indictment Shows New Tech in Oldest Profession

At first glance, Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg’s recent annoucement about the indictment of Matthew Richardson, a.k.a. “Mister,”...

Crime Watch
19 Apr 2026 | 04:15
Gunman Eduardo Diaz keeps head down as he’s perp-walked from 20th Precinct on Nov. 8, 2024.
Gunman Eduardo Diaz keeps head down as he’s perp-walked from 20th Precinct on Nov. 8, 2024. ( Photo: Citizen)

Gunman Gets 15 Years for Wild 2024 Upper West Side Shooting

One of the most unusual shooting incidents in recent Upper West Side memory reached its judicial conclusion with the sentencing...

Crime Watch
18 Apr 2026 | 02:01
The kids are back on four of the Randalls Island fields that were the scene of huge migrant tents during the height of the migrant crisis but were restored for kids athletic pursuits recently by the Parks Department.
The kids are back on four of the Randalls Island fields that were the scene of huge migrant tents during the height of the migrant crisis but were restored for kids athletic pursuits recently by the Parks Department. ( Photo: Caroline Sommers)

Fields Taken Over for Tents in Migrant Crisis Now Reopening

Let the games begin!

Randall’s Island has four spiffy new ball fields, courtesy of the city’s recent $5.3 million restoration...

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17 Apr 2026 | 01:07
Janet Schroeder, who leads the Electric Vehicle Safety Alliance, rallied outside City Hall on April 16 for the passage of Priscilla’s Law. It would force the registration of e-bikes and other e-vehicles.
Janet Schroeder, who leads the Electric Vehicle Safety Alliance, rallied outside City Hall on April 16 for the passage of Priscilla’s Law. It would force the registration of e-bikes and other e-vehicles. ( Photo: Jack Ahern )

Group Rallies at City Hall for Registration of E-Bikes

A group of about 100 people gathered outside City Hall in Lower Manhattan on April 16 to advocate for the passage of Priscilla’s...

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20 Apr 2026 | 05:17
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