The Long Island village will also approve variances for a religious community center and drive-through café at the former bank site.

A new Quinnipiac poll shows Kathy Hochul still ahead, but Bruce Blakeman is gaining ground upstate and in the suburbs.

Owners at 1055 Park Avenue say Jeff Simpson's control of the board has blocked them from collecting unpaid charges.

About 100 protesters gathered outside Jeffries' Downtown Brooklyn office, citing $6.23 diesel and a reported 120 children killed in a school bombing.

The NYC congressional nominee was released with a warning after Israeli forces held roughly 90 volunteers near Nahalin.

Nearly 253,000 New York Price Guarantee Plans are covered, with refunds, free 5G phones, or a rate freeze available to eligible customers.

The Brooklyn congressman says voters feel squeezed by costs and predicts Cait Conley will flip Mike Lawler's swing seat.

Mayor Mamdani's administration wants a one-touch button to reach a human when AI customer service fails New Yorkers.

A U.S.-organized panel featuring former Cuban political prisoners drew accusations of staged theater from Havana's U.N. envoy.

Suozzi's hometown police union just backed his Republican challenger, citing his George Floyd Act vote. He still holds the larger Nassau County PBA.

A judge tossed Morgan Carey's last claims over his sister's 2020 memoir, ending a five-year legal battle.

Alan Lieberman paid tolls he already covered, then got hit with penalties and collections anyway. He eventually got every cent back.

SEB must pay up within 10 days, but regulators spared it an independent monitor after crediting its own internal audits.