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Breaking news articles.
LinkNYC continues rapid public Wi-Fi expansion in Brooklyn, Queens
As the updated pay phones continue to have a bigger presence in New York, activists want more features.
Ai Weiwei to launch ‘Good Fences’ art project in NYC
A city wide art project aims to take a look at the current immigrant debate.
New York Girl Scouts patch honors suffrage centennial
New York Girl Scouts will honor women’s history with a special badge
Garment District rezoning plan opposed by fashion workers
Fashion workers say a city proposal for Midtown would leave their industry hanging by a thread.
Shea Stadium Kickstarter campaign a success
The city’s rock community banded to save an East Williamsburg DIY venue.
Proposed midtown skyscraper features massive arch
An odd skyscraper design has New Yorkers turning their heads.
NYC seeks designs for new ‘I Voted’ election sticker
The future of the election day sticker is in the hands of New Yorkers.
NYC outlines plan to fight opioid crisis
The city wants anti OD meds in the hands of civilians as the number of opioid related deaths climb.
NYC rolls out IDNYC mobile van for application help
The city has a new option to apply for IDNYC.
Gender changes on birth certificates surge in NYC
More New Yorkers are able to change their birth certificate genders following a change to the health code.
FDNY deploys drone to help fight Bronx fire
The city’s Bravest unveiled their latest gadget while fighting a Bronx blaze.
Waldorf Astoria closing for condo makeover
The iconic Midtown hotel will be taking a holiday and residents are concerned about the future of the neighborhood.
NYC park conservancies make progress with Community Parks Initiative
The non-profits behind the city’s largest parks are helping out their smaller counterparts.
LGBTQ rally for trans rights outside Stonewall Inn
New Yorkers gathered at the Greenwich Village location after the White House reversed federal protections for transgender rights.
Tenants push Council to pass protection legislation
Tenants say the city isn’t moving quickly to pass laws that would prevent landlords from harassing them out of their homes.
Health, tech jobs in NYC saw largest private sector growth
The city has seen major gains in its employment sectors but experts say there are still some questions.
Not My Presidents Day rally in Columbus Circle draws thousands
Thousands of protesters spent their day off to send a message to the president.
Schumer pushes Trump to pay for tower costs
The city spends $100,000 a day to guard the Midtown building.
Spotify is moving to 4 World Trade Center
The steaming company is joining other tech giants in the downtown area.