Coyote Roams Upper West Side, Evading the Police
By BENJAMIN MUELLER
Officers lost the coyote’s trail near Grant’s Tomb in Riverside Park on Wednesday morning, but planned to do periodic patrols throughout the day.
Officers lost the coyote’s trail near Grant’s Tomb in Riverside Park on Wednesday morning, but planned to do periodic patrols throughout the day.
Officials with the Hunts Point Library in the South Bronx have sought $20 million to renovate the Italian Renaissance building.
The libraries seek $1.4 billion from the city for renovations because a number of branches with badly aging buildings have been unable to meet the growing needs of their patrons.
Mayor Bill de Blasio’s reimagined take on the city’s ambitious environmental program will come with a new series of lofty goals and a new name: OneNYC.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo in Mariel, Cuba, on Tuesday. At left, State Senators Jeff Klein and Andrea Stewart-Cousins of New York.
Amid a crumbling Havana, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and his delegation from New York sought business opportunities for the future.
A hearing in Manhattan on Hercules and Leo, caged chimpanzees, will touch upon the debate over whether animals can be considered “legal persons.”
A federal judge said the ad from the American Freedom Defense Initiative qualified as protected free speech; the transit agency had argued it could be seen as a call to violence against Jews.
Trevor Smith trying to score Saturday in front of the Dome Playground, on the border of Kensington and Borough Park in Brooklyn. Park work began last week.
Since Mitchell J. Silver was selected to be parks commissioner, he has managed to keep his promise to reduce the average time it takes to complete a park project.
Investigators believe Manuel Israel robbed five women of Chinese descent and tried to rob a sixth.
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Wednesday: It’s Earth Day, surprise — it’s raining, and the results are in.
The reopened Loew’s Kings Theater includes furniture that was recently returned after spending decades at a New York State farm.
How a cabdriver and a police detective in Brooklyn joined forces to return a lost laptop to an Upper West Side resident.
For the actress Chelsea Miller, knifemaking is no longer a hobby, but her trade.
Almost all the food at Santina pulses with the bright, refreshing flavors we crave in hot weather and, it turns out, in other months, too.
The chef is from Ecuador, but the influence of his time spent working at Blue Hill at Stone Barns is evident here.
Building maintenance by the Hrynenko family, which owns several properties in the East Village, is at the center of the investigation into the gas explosion at 121 Second Avenue that killed two men and leveled three buildings.
The Farragut Houses, a city housing project in northwest Brooklyn, suffer from economic and physical isolation.
Jerome Liebling and Fred W. McDarrah were contemporaries who photographed the city in different styles but who will be paired in exhibitions at the Steven Kasher Gallery in Chelsea.
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