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New city report announces effects of 2026 local laws 107 and 108 on app-based delivery workers.

New appointees make up majority of seats in considering public school issues in New York City.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said it will work on improving subway speeds at Deklab Avenue and Nostrand Junction through 2029.

From Prospect Heights to Industry City, these spots are serving sashimi, nigiri and rolls that’ll make you text your group chat mid-bite.

Omari Scott, 45, also known as “Prince” and “Sir Prince,” will serve 50 years behind bars for the orchestrated murder of Cleveland Clay and the trafficking of two women at the open-air sex market in East New York.

Residents of an East Flatbush apartment complex are demanding urgent action over weeks-long gas outages and worsening living conditions.

8609 Bay 16th St. is the 100th tenant association organized through the Department of Housing Preservation's Partners in Preservation program, which supports tenants fighting unsafe conditions and landlord harassment.

With $4 million in funding from the City Council, the 478-acre cemetery is reimagining its borders to include seating on sidewalks, new plantings, public artwork and more.

Pavel Orgaev, of Brighton Beach, ignored an order of protection and attacked his former roommate.