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The USPS workers also stole unemployment benefits cards and more than $42,000 in cash

COVID-19 cases are increasing in areas of the city that are seeing low vaccination rates. Coupled with growing concern about the delta variant, health officials are fearful the spread could cause pocket outbreaks.

New York City's arts organizations lost nearly $1 billion in income this past year. Here's how Brooklyn organizations are bouncing back.

Carbook was told in April it would no longer receive federal funds due to subjecting possible tenants to discrimination

The 18-hole Putting Green is open to the public, and all proceeds will go towards local organizations fighting climate change in NYC

More than 500 NYC restaurants are participating in this year’s restaurant week, which runs from July 19 through August 22.

Gov. Cuomo signed legislation Tuesday repealing an outdated and rarely enforced Empire State law prohibiting barbers and salons from operating on Sundays.

The library, which has been closed since 2017, now includes 22,000 books and a new area for kids and teens.

Spread LOVE — that's Legacy, Ownership, Vocation and Education — it's the Brownsville way

Japanese-Canadian painter Tim Okamura hopes his portraiture will remind Brooklynites of the heroes that work in the medical field.