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Gov. Andrew Cuomo has had a busy six months, full of what some might call legislative miracles.
City Council Member Chin's bill would impose fines, jailtime on those who purchase counterfeit goods.
In the past decade, bicycle commuting in New York City increased by 262 percent. Know the rules of the road and protect yourself and others.
In small claims court, you can sue people, corporations, associations and partnerships for up to $5,000 without a lawyer. Here's what you need to know.
On Wednesday, the third and final defendant -- construction supervisor Mitchel Alvo -- was acquitted of murder charges in the deaths of two firefighters in the 2007 fire at the former Deutsche Bank building in Lower Manhattan.
City officials and entrepreneurs are seeing dollar signs as gay couples prepared to exchange vows on July 30 when the Marriage Equality Act goes into effect.
