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NYPD Busts Illegal Speakeasy During Quarantine, But There May Be Others
Despite orders for the city to remain in lockdown due to coronavirus, the bar's patrons were drinking, gambling, and "congregating."
New York Plans to Isolate Coronavirus Patients in ‘COVID-Only’ Hospitals
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the plan as New York City's death toll spiked by 50% in just one day.
Health Officials Ask You to Please Masturbate, Because of Coronavirus
"Kissing can spread COVID-19 and rimming might spread it," the NYC health department warns.
A Rikers Guard Tested Positive for Coronavirus as New York City Considers Releasing Some Inmates
Rikers has a population of more than 5,000 inmates.
New Jersey Gives Uber a $650 Million Tax Bill and Says Drivers Are Employees
If California’s AB5 cracked the door, New Jersey’s tax bill for Uber could open the flood gates.
Thank You, Bill de Blasio, for Finally Standing Up to Churro Ladies
Today, they are churros. Tomorrow, it could be carrot cake, or banana pudding, or even Tiramisu.
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Massage Parlors with 'Happy Endings' Give These Sex Workers a Decent Living
Often portrayed as hotbeds of human trafficking, workers, owners, and activists say these places can be a safe and reliable option for immigrants.
Dad Blames 'Hipster' Honeybee Keepers for Kid Getting Stung by Wasps in NYC Park
"I’m not anti-hipster but this is incredibly dangerous," the enraged father said. "The colony shouldn’t be so close to kids."
Exclusive NYPD Data Reveals Just How Often Fentanyl Is in Cocaine
Big claims have been made about the infiltration of fentanyl into America's cocaine supply. So we got some hard data.
Rogue Cyclists Create Bike Lane Barriers With Toilet Plungers
The ‘Transformation Dept.’ installed toilet plungers as DIY bike lane barriers in New York City.
A Sex Toy Company Is Suing the NYC Subway for Censorship
The sex toy company says the Metropolitan Transit Authority is violating their rights by not letting it run ads.
The Forgotten Operating System That Keeps the NYC Subway System Alive
Vintage technology has powered the innards of the NYC subway system for decades—and sometimes, it surfaces in interesting ways. This one’s for you, OS/2 fans.
