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One of the most important festivals of the year for many Indians around the world is fast approaching. A recent Pew Research study found seven in ten Indian-Americans celebrate Diwali.
It was a quintessential New York moment on Tuesday. Byford greeting a bevy of Bronx politicians while the ghost of Gov. Andrew Cuomo looked on.
Johnson told WNYC the city should consider making 34th and 42nd streets open to only buses and trucks, like the 14th Street busway that took effect earlier this month.
There's excitement because the technique might work on MS, peanuts and diabetes as well as celiac.
Police have made an arrest in the stray bullet shooting that killed a man in Hamilton Heights last summer.
Homeowners who pay high property taxes, like many in the Tri-State Area, were hit hard by the tax overhaul bill passed in 2017.
On Tuesday, Mr. Trump compared the impeachment inquiry to a "lynching," a term often associated with the mob killings of African Americans in the Jim Crow era.
If you drive in New Jersey, you may have noticed more deer out on the roadways, and that means sometimes cars end up colliding with them.
More than eight percent of global greenhouse gas emissions come from clothing and shoe production.
Drivers who travel New Jersey's two largest toll roads will not see any toll increases next year.
A gated estate just 30 minutes from Manhattan has been the private retreat of a Hollywood film star for the last three decades.
The shift will mean the closure of 34 "fur vaults" at Macy's and 22 Maximilian salons at Bloomingdale's.
A 27-year-old man was shot around 4:30 p.m. outside the Amsterdam Houses at 63rd Street and West End Avenue, and several fights broke out as officers arrived on the scene.
Petra Rhoden was working as a driver for DoorDash when she was shot multiple times around 10 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 4.
Police say the boys called an African-American middle school-aged girl and her friends racial slurs, including the n-word. But that wasn't where it ended.
