NYC celebrates end of Pride Month with weekend of events
This weekend is the grand finale to Pride Month in New York City with Sunday's massive Pride March and several big events leading up to it.
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This weekend is the grand finale to Pride Month in New York City with Sunday's massive Pride March and several big events leading up to it.
A Lindenhurst man who killed four members of one family after driving high and crashing into their car was sentenced Friday.
NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban is under fire for a new report that claims he buried misconduct cases of dozens of police officers.
The New York City Virus Hunters are getting their hands dirty to find out which little birdies might be carrying a deadly disease in Central Park.
At least four people were killed and nine injured when a driver crashed through the front of a nail salon on Long Island.
Negotiations went down to the wire, but Mayor Eric Adams and the New York City Council agreed on a $112.4 billion budget that will go into effect Monday.
A pocket watch that belonged to President Theodore Roosevelt is back in its rightful place. The 126-year-old cherished possession has been recovered after being stolen from an exhibit in 1987.
Police in New York City released a sketch of the man they say sexually assaulted a woman who was sunbathing this week in Central Park.
President Biden and Elton John were in New York City on Friday to mark 55 years since the Stonewall Riots sparked the gay rights movement in 1969.
Parts of New York City will have 20 mph and even 10 mph zones come September, the DOT says.
Lillian Wong of Queens is trying to solve the mystery of money being withdrawn from her dead son's bank account.
Funding for New York City libraries is being fully restored in the city's 2025 fiscal year budget, officials announced Thursday.
Westchester County social workers gathered Thursday to honor one of their own who was beaten to death on the job.
A commercial stretch along 86th Street in Bensonhurst has become a hotbed of illegal vending, according to Councilwoman Susan Zhuang.
Some New York City neighborhoods could be underwater in less than 80 years, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
