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By: Brian Price
"Disclosure Day," the latest alien blockbuster from Steven Spielberg, is in its second weekend at the box office and online audiences can't stop talking about breakout actor and former TV news anchor Courtney Grace.
By: Brian Price
A social media tête-a-tête between a New York City coffee shop and a Democrat in Congress has caught the attention of the federal government. Poetica Coffee, a chain of half a dozen locations throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn, told Rep. Dan Goldman he was no longer welcome in their stores for his support of Israel. The store made the declaration in…
By: Brian Price
A permit has been requested for the area around The Garden ahead of the July 4th holiday weekend.
By: Brian Price
From July 1-9, catch one of any 20 films at IFC Center celebrating a formative era of American independent cinema.
By: Brian Price
An alarming new study out of Rutgers University suggests humans are falling behind in the great war to combat rats and indoor mice.
By: Brian Price, Andrew Siff
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and his top commissioners on Tuesday declared a heat emergency as scorching temperatures are expected to grip the tri-state for nearly a week.
By: Julia Hecht, Brian Price
It is not clear if the trespassers are protesting.
By: Brian Price
Top state officials on Saturday said the 19 deaths were mostly from central and northern New Jersey.
By: Tom Shea, Brian Price
The state's Department of Health said most of the deaths occurred in Central and North Jersey, with the ages of those who died ranging from the mid-30s into the 80s.
By: Tom Shea, Brian Price, Jennifer Millman
All three New Yorkers died at home, a mayor's spokesperson said. In New Jersey, the state's Department of Health said most of the deaths occurred
