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Albany lawmakers have failed to come to a decision on a law to create rent-controlled apartments in and around New York City...

Tomorrow, Cornell Tech is breaking ground on its newest graduate school campus: a 12-acre area on Roosevelt Island that’s...

WFUV's Strike a Chord campaign is shining a spotlight on kids who care.

The campaign highlights kids making a difference in...

Often we hear that beauty comes from within, but it turns out the way you look can affect how other people react to you, for...

The weather's set to heat up today, through the weekend. So maybe now's the best time to cool off and relax at happy hour on...

In case you haven't already heard, the Frida Kahlo exhibit going on right now at the New York Botanical Gardens in the Bronx...

The High Bridge is the oldest standing bridge in New York City. It was built in the 1800's and originally opened in 1848...

Government officials are reacting to a recent report that shows rampant airport security failures.One of them, New York...

Museum Mile on Fifth Avenue is opening its doors to the public, for free--that's right, free. The treasures that New York...

Ramadan begins next Wednesday, and the NYPD's stepping up police presence so the city's Muslims can observe their holy month...

Ever tried taking advantage of some of the free events and opportunities at Bryant Park? There's everything from Juggling...

The Governor's Ball Music Festival starts today. Some of this year's headliners include The Black Keys, Florence + the...

Baseball took his sight, but gave him a life.  That’s what Ed Lucas says about the sport in a book he penned with his son...

All this month, the famous Green-Wood Cemetery's celebrating the 150th anniversary of Alice in Wonderland. Every weekend...