City lawyers filed a suit Thursday to compel the home-sharing app HomeAway to respond to a subpoena for internal records of the properties it has … Continue reading
Queens DA candidate Jose Nieves is coming under fire for enlisting Hiram Monserrate — an ex-state senator who slashed his girlfriend’s face — in his … Continue reading
Thousands of tons of American steel sailed along the Hudson River on Wednesday as the 31st annual Fleet Week kicked off on the city’s waterways. … Continue reading
Their guardian angels came to them first as strangers. Now, they’ve had a chance to get better acquainted. Seventeen people who came within inches of … Continue reading
The man who gunned down an innocent Brooklyn woman in the prime of her life was sentenced to 17 years in prison Friday for the … Continue reading
City Comptroller Scott Stringer rolled out a plan Friday to bring taxpayer-funded childcare to families with kids under three-years old, a policy initiative he touted … Continue reading
A retired Nyack cop wounded in the 1981 Brinks murders and the son of a man slain in the infamous robbery are challenging a state … Continue reading
Lexi’s a dazzling star on her Manhattan block — and her fans want her back. The 2-year-old cat with a brown smudge mark under her … Continue reading
A Washington, D.C., transit worker who was shamed on social media by author Natasha Tynes for eating on the train will not face disciplinary action, … Continue reading
The principal at the Lower East Side public school where a dance teacher showed 5th graders a graphic anti-abortion video told parents at a recent … Continue reading
No one covers the city like the Daily News. For nearly 100 years, New York’s Hometown Newspaper has been your eyes and ears — and … Continue reading
The city’s $173 million deal to buy 17 apartment buildings and convert them to permanent affordable housing has come under fire for months, but there … Continue reading
CAIRO — Egyptians cast their ballots Saturday on the first of three days of voting on constitutional amendments that would allow President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi to … Continue reading
The mammoth private equity firm that bought a rent-stabilized Queens housing complex last year has agreed to pay $1.1 million in refunds to tenants after … Continue reading
The principal at the Lower East Side public school where a dance teacher showed 5th graders a graphic anti-abortion video recently told parents the Department … Continue reading
