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The last time I took the 1, an upstanding citizen drove his motorcycle into the subway car. Why was he taking the train?

An Upper West Side crime spree against Asian victims ended in court this week as a suspect was arraigned on hate crime charges.

It’s that time again — election season. Here’s a rundown of important dates and locations, registration information, and more.

Malin+Goetz, the skin care and fragrance company, is closing their boutique on Amsterdam and 82nd Street at the end of June.

The 5G towers are intended to fulfill the program’s original mission: closing the "digital divide."

June is sublime/Sweet summertime

“What better gift can I leave my children and grandchildren than safe, caring medical care?”

What can we do to help them make sense of and handle this massive upset to their world order?

At the JCC, we nurture families by cultivating experiences where children can thrive, parents can connect, and families can grow together. (sponsored)

Bloomingdale has awarded more than $2 million in tuition assistance and aided thousands of families in pursuit of a musical education.

Some shoppers are paying double for the same stuff!

A gunman shot a 36-year-old man in the back as the victim was walking in the courtyard of the Frederick Douglass Houses.

Vets in uniform were handing out American flags. The crowd cheered when the U.S. Marine Corps Band began playing.

From the South Side of Chicago to a luxury condo by Riverside Park, Georgie the cat has experienced it all.

All I know is his name -- and that he was "killed in the war."

The Upper West Side was astir with social-media news of a stabbing on Friday, on Amsterdam Avenue and 86th Street.

During my childhood, our family had acquaintances with an unusual living arrangement.

An Upper West Sider was hospitalized last Sunday, after being struck by an e-bike rider as she crossed West 72nd Street.

Sammy's Law would give New York City the ability to control its own speed limits.