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"The pathways carry our hopes, dreams, and prayers skyward and in turn grace streams down to us."

It was the biggest and most eye-catching spectacle of this year’s edition of Open Streets.

A Central Park Zoo sea lion swam out of its pool on Friday due to flooding and "explored the area."

A joint meeting of three UWS community board committees convened before receiving proposed regulations in hopes of influencing them.

What exactly are the laws regulating electric micromobility vehicles in New York, and what ideas are being promoted to improve greater safety?

Weighing in at nearly six ounces, regular Crumbl cookies exemplify the large cookie trend.

Outdoor dining is in for a major makeover if a new bill, likely to be voted on by the City Council on Thursday, passes. (It did!)

The first sign that something was afoot at 2231 Broadway was the sudden departure this past spring of three retail tenants in a row.

Is it yet another overzealous New Yorker who believes that this particular spot belongs to them?

On Sophie Fain’s Upper West Side, cars do not exist, nor do dining or sidewalk sheds, scaffolding, garbage bags or other sources of visual blight.

Inclusiveness is what it was all about...making sure neurodivergent audiences felt welcome.

A grassroots advocacy group is working to make streets, sidewalks, and parks safe from "rogue" e-vehicle drivers.

“Cats don't have owners, they have staff.”

“Someone is going to get killed here one of these days,” the crusader said.

The mission entails getting a law passed that requires registration, licensing and insurance as well as ensuring enforcement.

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

She has slowly been getting better since being hit by a reckless moped driver in front of Lincoln Center.

The joke rests on the subversion of expectations; a guarantee of poor quality is not quite how vendors market their services.

What do you think they're reading in Peggy Taylor's photograph?

This moving spectacle, which looked like some ancient seasonal rite, was so striking that it stopped locals in their tracks.