Last week, Democrats denounced the DoJ Civil Rights Division's decision to demand more data from New York, Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania on policies enacted by each (Democratic) governor that required hospitals and long-term care homes to acc
The NYC exodus: Fleet of moving trucks arrive in the Upper West Side and dozens wait in line to hire U-Hauls as residents reeling from lockdown and the surge in homeless people call it quits
Well into the pandemic, with hundreds of thousands of people leaving, with an economic recession underway, 110 year old buildings in Brooklyn in lower middle class neighborhoods are still commanding several million dollars. What the...
ew York City's biggest landlords have a major dilemma; that is, companies like Citigroup, JP Morgan, Google, Twitter, and Facebook all encouraged their employees to work remotely from home, which will result in a slower economic recovery.
Governor Cuomo has become Reverend Shaw Moore from the movie Footloose after issuing a new set of commands for New Yorkers that includes a ban on dancing.
Pandemic's impact on NYC's luxury real estate is more devastating than 9/11 or the Great Recession as upscale properties sell for less than HALF their original asking price
Squeezing a 350-pound sofa down four flights of a narrow prewar staircase isn't easy on the best of days. Doing so in a heat wave while wearing a mask is a lot harder.
Mayor Bill de Blasio also urged New Yorkers not to travel to any of the hotspot states if they can avoid it; if they choose to travel to one of the restricted states, they must quarantine upon return or face consequences
For years, Bryant Park Grill & Cafe in Midtown Manhattan has been one of the country's top-grossing restaurants, the star property in Ark Restaurants' portfolio of 20 restaurants across the United States.
But what propelled it to the top has van
Manhattan or Skid Row? New York's homeless community use furniture and junk abandoned by wealthy people fleeing the city during the pandemic to build a sidewalk camp
Hundreds of thousands of wealthy residents have already left New York City, and more are leaving every day as America's biggest city rapidly degenerates into a hellhole.
Mayor Bill De Blasio is scrambling to buy property to house the homeless after moving them into New York's high-priced hotels is costing the city $2 million a night and terrifying local residents.
New York City opened new traveler checkpoints Thursday to register visitors and residents returning from nearly three dozen states who are required to quarantine for 14 days -- an initiative that drew swift criticism from privacy advocates.
Hundreds of homeless people who have been put up in luxury hotels on Manhattan's Upper West Side by the city as part of its efforts to prevent COVID-19 outbreaks in shelters are terrifying residents by urinating, sleeping and taking drugs in the stre
Gov. Cuomo extends NY's eviction moratorium by 30 DAYS - one day after protesters stormed NYC offices of landlord attorneys demanding rent be canceled in the Big Apple
A multitude of ballots intended for the New York June 23 election were deemed invalid due to not having postmarks or arriving at offices after the election -- a federal judge ordered Monday these thousands of rule-breaking ballots must be counted.
Cuomo begs wealthy New Yorkers to come back to save the city and pleads 'I'll buy you a drink!' as he fights off calls to raise their taxes - which he fears may scare them away forever
New York City will set up checkpoints at entry points to the city to find travelers from states with high coronavirus infection rates and order them to quarantine for two weeks, officials said Wednesday.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is desperately begging rich people to return to the state and to New York City. He's killed off the old people by sending Covid patients into nursing homes and he's killed off the economy by shutting down, but he's offe
Checkpoints will be set up at New York City's tunnels and bridges to trace travelers from 35 COVID hotspot states and enforce 14-day quarantine - and anyone who flouts it risks a $10,000 fine
If even liberal NBC News admits that the wide use of mail-in ballots in a New York congressional primary resulted in total chaos you just know it had to be a horror show.
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