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Walmart and Nordstrom are building physical stores that don't actually sell anything.
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Walmart and Nordstrom are building physical stores that don't actually sell anything.
There's a growing number of toys straight from YouTube influencers themselves.
Here are the newest places to check out the next time you're on the hunt for a cafe in New York City.
The city's Office of Emergency Management announced Tuesday evening that cooling centers will open around the five boroughs on Wednesday and will stay open through Sunday, July 21.
Food trends come and go. So how can you tell which tastes are trending right now?
Housing advocates say new rent regulations are a win, but landlords say everyone will lose and negative changes are already happening.
More than one million apartment dwellers in and around New York City are getting new protections against big rent increases under a landmark tenants' rights bill signed into law Friday.
It includes new restrictions on how much the rent can be increased in units covered by the regulations and would put an end to a landlord's ability to remove a unit from rent stabilization based on a tenant's income.
The fur is flying, yet again, over a bill to ban the sale of fur in the Big Apple.
Supporters say it's the humane thing to do, while opponents call the bill a job killer.
Taking a page from the progressive playbook, Mayor Bill de Blasio has unveiled a green new deal that bans future construction of energy inefficient glass-walled buildings, among other things.
Millions of New Yorkers say they can't afford to live here anymore.
Daphne Jordan's measure defines downstate as all five New York City boroughs, Long Island's Nassau and Suffolk counties, and Westchester and Rockland counties.
The controversial Amazon deal is dead. The internet giant put a statement on its blog Thursday saying it will not put a second headquarters in Long Island City, and has no plans to look elsewhere.
The day Amazon announced it's backing out of the deal to build a new headquarters in Queens, the governor blasted critics who he accused of short-sighted local politics.
The internet giant put a statement on its blog Thursday saying it will not pursue a second headquarters in Long Island City, and has no plans to look elsewhere.
A half-dozen families have talked to CBS2, saying a New York City program meant to help solve their housing crisis instead left them in crumbling homes in New Jersey.
The city moved the Queens native to Newark through a special program designed to put those in need in a home long term, but it's a home that is caving in on her.
The Department of Sanitation's snow alert takes effect at 7 p.m. Thursday. Under the alert, the Department of Sanitation coordinates with Office of Emergency Management and Department of Transportation to arrange for a snow clearing protocol.
In an urban environment like New York City, one of the few connections with nature is the pigeon. It's a bird largely ignored, but one man is bringing the beauty of the pigeon into focus.
At least one flyer titled 'White Excellence' was posted in Woodlawn, calling on 'American and European Men to Unite' and referring to African Americans as 'black thugs.'
Many small businesses are battling for survival in the city -- especially in the face of high rents. One city councilman says he has the answer to this crisis. But will it work?
Amazon may not be the only corporate giant considering expanding in our area. Watch out Silicon Valley -- Google may quietly be searching for property in the Big Apple.
New Yorkers in the five boroughs are voting Tuesday not just for their preferred candidates, but for three less-publicized measures.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the online retail giant is now in late-stage negations with New York City, Dallas and Crystal City in Virginia.
