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Unlicensed Cannabis Sellers Fight Back, Suing NYC For 'Unconstitutional' Crackdowns
NYC Subway Provider Staring At $25B Budget Deficit As It Seeks To Upgrade 100-Year-Old System
Unlicensed Cannabis Sellers Fight Back, Suing NYC For 'Unconstitutional' Crackdowns
NYC Subway Provider Staring At $25B Budget Deficit As It Seeks To Upgrade 100-Year-Old System
NYC Mayor Adams Warns Illicit Cannabis Operators 'We Have A Lock With Your Name On It'
Elon Musk-Led Tesla's Home Of Austin Is America's Fastest-Growing City For Millionaires, But China's Silicon Valley Proves More Prosperous For Ultra-Rich

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How Warren Buffett Is Linked To Billion-Dollar Medical School Donation: 'Free Tuition' Into Perpetuity, Ruth Gottesman Pledges
Ruth Gottesman is making a massive donation thanks to wealth gained from Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
NYC Mayor Warns Of Migrant Crisis As City Runs 'Out Of Room,' Says People Will Be 'Sleeping On The Streets'
Adams, who is bound by New York City's sanctuary city policies, is unable to hand over repeat migrant offenders to I.C.E. due to the city's "right to shelter" rule, which legally obligates the city to house everyone.
Here's Where To Buy Legal Weed: Cannabis Delivery In New York, New Stores In Five More States, Canada
New York has seen the launch of several new adult-use cannabis stores, while stores are opening in California, Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, as well as in Canada.
New York City Back From The Dead: New Data Shows It's The City People Want To Move To The Most
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people wrote New York City’s obituary.
Manhattan Bounces Back: Office Attendance Surpasses National Average As Remote Work Debate Continues
Office visits in Manhattan are on the rise, showing resilience despite the financial hit, surpassing the national average. Goldman Sachs and Citigroup Inc's stricter in-office policies contributed to the trend.
Rudy Giuliani Regrets Not Filing For NYC Pension, Former New York Mayor Bankrupt After $148M Ruling
Former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani declared bankruptcy after he was found liable with a $148 million lawsuit.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams Speaks Every Language On Phone Calls — No, Wait ... It's Just AI Cloning
New York City Mayor Eric Adams' office is using an AI voice cloning software called Voice Lab to generate the calls.
From Sinking Land To Surging Seas: Here's Why New York City Floods Are Getting Worse
As torrential rains drenched New York City on Friday, streets transformed into rivers, and subway lines came to a halt.
New Yorkers Blast Mayor Eric Adams For 'Slow And Muted' Response To Heavy Floods
More than five inches of rain has fallen in Central Park since Thursday night, according to the National Weather Service, the most rainfall in New York City since Hurricane Ida hit the city two years ago.
New York Tells Tourists To Book A Hotel Or Nothin': Airbnb Hosts Chime In On New Law
Airbnb Inc’s (NASDAQ: ABNB) downtown Manhattan listings, often perfect for parties and cozy family vacations near the city's famed tourism destinations, are dwindling.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Draws The Line: No TikTok On Government-Owned Devices
New York City bans TikTok on government devices citing security concerns, echoing similar measures by other U.S. regions, despite the platform's assurance of user data protection.
Is Airbnb Behind The Housing Crisis? Data Says No, But City Restrictions Can Still Affect Its Bottom Line
Gilgo Beach Serial Killer Suspect Was Architect Hired To Work On Trump Building: Report
The legal trouble for former President Donald Trump continues to increase with news that a third indictment could be coming, related to the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
New York's Air Quality Worst On The Planet Wednesday: Outdoor Activities Canceled, Flights Delayed
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul urged school districts to cancel outdoor activities Wednesday because of poor air quality driven by Canadian wildfires.
A Helping Hand In A Blue Box, NYC Unveils A Vending Machine For Harm Reduction
New York City is making headlines once again. This time for a groundbreaking initiative aimed at supporting drug users. Recently, city health officials revealed the city's very first public health vending machine, located in Brooklyn.
New Yorkers Denied Real-Time Subway Twitter Alerts As Elon Musk Demands $50K Monthly Fee
New York Hall of Science, Verizon And Snap Launch Citywide Augmented Reality Experience
The New York Hall of Science has teamed up with Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) and Snap Inc (NYSE: SNAP) to launch "Science City Explorers," a citywide augmented reality experien
NYC Subway Rides Hit 4 Million For First Time Since Start Of Pandemic
For the first time since the pandemic hit New York City, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) saw a ridership of more than four million commuters in one day. 
As Trump Indictment Looms, NYC Courthouse Gets Barricaded
Barricades have reportedly been erected around the Manhattan courthouse on Monday as New York prepares for a possible indictment of former President Donald Trump.
Quick Travel Tips: 10 Places To Visit In New York City In 2023
New York City is one of the greatest cities in the world, renowned for its iconic skyline, world-class attractions and vibrant culture. Whether you're a native New Yorker looking for a new way to experience the city or a first-time tourist, the Big Apple has so much to offer. From world-famous museums to iconic landmarks, there's something for everyone.
Ouch, Bill Gates Took A Hit In This Real Estate Purchase
Bill Gates, the billionaire turned philanthropist and co-founder of Microsoft Corp, still ranks in the top ten world’s richest people, despite saying last year that he will eventually drop down and eventually off of the prestigious list altogether — so he may not mind losing $250,000 here and there.
5 New York City Fintech Startups To Watch
Fintech is the newest and fastest way to process and deliver financial services. Whether you know it or not, you probably use some kind of fintech application right now, like Zelle or Venmo.
Crypto-Friendly Restaurants Are Cropping Up In NYC: Here Are Our Recommendations
Back in May 2010, programmer and crypto miner Laszlo Hanyecz purchased two pizzas for 10,000 Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), making it the first recorded purchase of a physical good using a cryptocurrency.