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The city's rising cost of real estate and gentrification have forced some well-known music clubs to go silent. The Bottom Line, Wetlands, Fez, Tonic, and Sine-e are now gone.
The city's rising cost of real estate and gentrification have forced some well-known music clubs to go silent. The Bottom Line, Wetlands, Fez, Tonic, and Sine-e are now gone.
A recent hate attack on two young men underscored anti-gay feelings in the Bronx, where many homosexuals hide their orientation out of fear.
Madame Tussauds is introducing a whole new ball of wax: Interactive exhibit…
Vincent Abate may have a Brooklyn playground named after him - but even as he approaches 90, he's not ready rest on his laurels.
On a warm, early October day, the Starbucks on Broadway and 81st Street is …
Some South Bronx tenants contend already-poor housing conditions have worsened since a group of private investors took over their buildings. But the buildings’ new manager says a multi-million-dollar rehabilitation of the properties is underway.
The Center on Media, Crime & Justice and CUNY's John Jay College of Cri…
Although the city continues to have one of the tightest real estate markets in the country, some neighborhoods, such as Jamaica, Queens are being hit hard with foreclosures.