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City officials and anti-hunger organizations are looking to shore up funding for SNAP ahead of a new, GOP-led Congress.

New York City investigators hit a Queens-based construction company with up to $50,000 in fines for its role in a partial building collapse at a Bronx apartment complex that displaced dozens of tenants last year.

With the historic drought conditions the New York region has been facing lately, this Thanksgiving will come with one more thing to be grateful for: rain.

The MTA spent $250 million to install intercoms in subways for riders to ask for help, but a new inspector general report finds the system isn't being used as it was first intended.

Because a sleep apnea business deemed the Q the most relaxing subway line, here are your early links: Andrew Cuomo joins Benjamin Netanyahu's defense team, Matt Gaetz is on cameo, dust is blowing out of a Brooklyn concrete recycling facility and more.

A Vietnam veteran who spent almost eight years in prison for a rape he didn’t commit is suing Westchester County, the town of Greenburgh and several people he says played a role in his wrongful arrest and incarceration.

The agency received multiple reports of the whale from community members, according to a spokesperson.

Maybe you’ve got family visiting for Thanksgiving, or maybe you’re sticking around when normally you’d leave (not a bad move considering this could be the “ busiest Thanksgiving ever ” for air travel).

Because high-end restaurants have moved on from sourdough, here are your afternoon links: A guy in finance enters the mayoral race, Olivia Nuzzi is clubbing in L.A., North Jersey is a bar pizza mecca and more.