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Steve CuozzoNew York Post |
The city should act before Second Avenue -- still Uptown’s liveliest avenue for strolling and noshing -- is starved for places to eat.
Penn Station may never again evoke the glory of its disappeared original, but the new version is no longer deserving of widespread derision.
New leases on large restaurants are propelling New York's real estate scene to new heights.
Manhattan looks like a shabby, bombed-out wreck because elected officials are too chicken to tangle with the opaque scaffold-rental industry and its...
In addition to subjecting hotels to absurd new union-dictated rules, the City Council bill would also bring to an end a golden age of great places to...
Neary’s, the wonderful pub that Jimmy Neary launched at 348 E. 57th St. in 1967, closed its doors on Friday for the last time. Not surprisingly,...
Memo to Mayor Eric Adams and Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg: A Bronx cheer for your new “Midtown Community Improvement Coalition,” because —...
The virus and quarantine may be over, but the effects are still hurting the city's recovery.
NYC suffocates under scaffolding and bike lanes while Philadelphia shines.
Most of New York's rich are regular folks.
Don’t believe Gov. Hochul’s so-called replacement for the 421-a tax-abatement program will spur the creation of new homes the way its predecessor...
The city desperately needs more rental housing. Hundreds of obsolescent older office buildings stand near-empty. So why not use one problem to solve...
Not only are murders in New York way down, but most law-abiding citizens are at almost no risk of being killed today.
The New York Times article by Emma G. Fitzsimmons and Jeffrey C. Mays, of the Bill de Blasio “tale of two cities” stripe, claim not all New...
I never thought I’d side with the teachers’ and municipal unions over anything. But I stand with them — and with the Broadway Association,...
In the realm of dangerously misplaced urban priorities, nothing compares with the lawsuit the Adams administration filed last week against Facebook,...
The series of FIFA World Cup games to be held in 2026 promise big money for NYC, but are being held in New Jersey.
The sharks are out for Mayor Adams’ job. They smell blood in the water over his low approval rating and mishandling of the migrant crisis. They...
In a speech this week, Gov. Hochul outlined an ambitious plan to end her state's shoplifting epidemic.
Despite the endless naysayers, New York City enters 2024 at its peak.
After eight years of Bill de Blasio’s “tale of two cities” rhetoric and ruinous rule, Eric Adams in his early months in office unabashedly...
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