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NYC renters, landlord seek accord over rent fight

Tenants in a vast New York City apartment complex and owner Tishman Speyer on Friday said they had opened talks to settle a rent clash, one day before a planned rally against the landlord.

Madoff's NYC, Palm Beach homes get price cuts

It's still not cheap, but Livin' La Vida Madoff may now cost a bit less. Asking prices for homes once occupied by now imprisoned Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff in Manhattan's Upper East Side and in Palm Beach, Florida, have been cut, after about two months on the market.

Yahoo offering free Wi-Fi in NYC for a year

Search engines are celebrating the holidays by offering users free internet and New York City is getting a special treat.

NYC extends free Swine Flu vaccines after low weekend turnout

After a weaker than anticipated crowd showed up for the free swine flu vaccines in New York City over the weekend, the Health Department said it will continue to offer the free vaccines throughout the week.

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NYC ruling means tenant victory, landlord nightmare

Thousands of New York City apartment renters on Thursday won a major court victory that could help them keep lower rents, but may drive landlords into foreclosure and crater city tax revenues.

NYC sees economic gold in green jobs

Recession-stricken New York City plans to double its current green work force by creating over 13,000 new jobs in the next decade, partly by competing with London to become the new center for carbon trading, a city official said on Wednesday.

Cuba stops blogger traveling to NYC to accept prize

Cuba will not allow dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez to travel to the United States to receive a journalism prize, Columbia University said on Tuesday.

Tavern on the Green sues NYC, seeks eviction delay

The operators of Tavern on the Green, the bankrupt storied restaurant in New York's Central Park, have sued the City of New York for more time to auction off the restaurant's assets.

Columbus Day Parade NYC (Route Map, Schedule)

New York City will join the celebration of Columbus Day with the 65th Annual Christopher Columbus Day Parade on Monday beginning at 11:00 am EST.

Fugitive Luis Pena Soltren arrested for airplane hijack

Luis Armando Pena Soltren, a man wanted for the hijack of flight 281 of Pan American in the 1960's was arrested on Sunday in a New York City airport.

Calorie labeling doesn't curb NYC fast food habits

A rule that requires New York City fast food restaurants to post calorie information on their menu boards has not changed consumer habits in low-income neighborhoods, according to a study published on Tuesday.

NYC pleads for Federal funds to fight terrorism

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, along with other leaders representing the region say additional federal funds are needed to improve the city's security against nuclear devices and “dirty” bombs.

San Gennaro Festival 2009 in NYC ends Sunday

This upcoming weekend of September 19 and 20 will be the final days of the 2009 San Gennaro Festival, an annual festival marking the patron of the saint of Naples.

Cost of new NYC water plant doubles: Comptroller

New York City's new Croton water treatment plant will cost more than twice the original estimate of $992 million and it will not be finished on time, the city comptroller said on Tuesday.

NYC shuts beaches on hurricane Bill's approach

New York City announced the closure of beaches in Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island on Friday in a bid to protect beachgoers against possible big waves as hurricane Bill approaches Bermuda.

Google reveals blogger id after losing 'Skanks in NYC' case

A Canadian model has won a landmark case against Google, forcing them to disclose the online identity of a blogger who anonymously posted derogatory comments about the Vogue covergir

First video of helicopter, aircraft collision in Hudson River emerges (Video)

The first video of the moment of the collision between a helicopter and a small aircraft in New York City that killed nine people has emerged online on NBC.

NYC water towers seen as ground for wind farms

New York City could become the grounds for a new kind of urban wind farm if a Cleveland-based mechanical engineer has his way.

NYC to spur real estate projects w/Recovery Zone debt

New York City plans to use more than $200 million of federal stimulus funds for Recovery Zone Facility Bonds to spur stalled industrial and commercial projects, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Wednesday.

New York City reports two new deaths from H1N1 flu

Two more people have died from the H1N1 flu in New York City, bringing the city's toll to seven from the new virus that has infected thousands of people worldwide, health department officials said on Wednesday.

Obama White House aide resigns over low altitude NYC flight

President Obama’s military office aide resigned on Friday after an uproar over a low altitude flight by a jumbo jet used as Air Force One he approved over New York City which led bystanders to believe was part of another terrorist attack.

Ben and Jerry's free cone day - Store locations

Today is also Free Cone Day at Ben & Jerry’s. Scoop Shops are serving up a free scoop of your favorite flavor from noon to 8:00 p.m.

Teenager pirates face court hearing in NYC

A teenager Somali pirate arrived to face court hearing Tuesday in New York what are believed to be the first piracy charges in the United States in more than a century.