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David Dinkins, who served as New York City's first and only Black mayor during the 1990s, has died at 93. Dinkins' health aide found him unresponsive in his Lenox Hill apartment Monday night, the New York Post reported. The NYPD confrimed the report.

the COVID-19 pandemic, many rich New Yorkers fled the city to retreat to more secluded places.

his Instagram over the years, have been compiled into a book, “#nyc,” now available for pre-order.The photographer chatted with The Post about the most absurd texts, if anyone has ever busted him and the first intriguing text that started it all.What inspired you to start taking photos of New Yorkers’ texts? In the midst of making pictures with my iPhone for [my series] “Streetwork,” I saw a woman on Eighth Avenue and 46th, an older woman, and she was sitting on the edge of one of those planters

reunion, titled,, on Friday. The teaser begins with Tina Fey's beloved character angry with New Yorkers who don't wear their masks in public amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.«No mask, hot-shot? You scared of the virus now?” Liz yells at a mask-less stranger, who replies by saying, „I already had corona! I'm on my way to donate plasma.“»Boom! Another successful interaction with a man!" she shouts.

New Yorkers who flouted coronavirus restrictions for a weekend night on the town got the mayor's wrath on Sunday. Mayor Bill de Blasio admonished people seen crowding outside bars, many with drinks in hand but no masks on their faces, for putting lives in danger.

Tony Shalhoub revealed that he and his wife are among the many New Yorkers who contracted the coronavirus in April. The acclaimed actor made the announcement after reprising his role as the loveable germaphobe from the hit series “Monk” on the first installment of Seth MacFarlane’s “Peacock Presents At-Home Variety Show.” The daily web-exclusive seeks to raise money for charities Americares, Feeding America and the United Way.

Sarah Silverman is one of the many New Yorkers who has been stepping out on their balconies at 7pm every night to make noise for health care workers!

Without fail, the dramatic marketing images of New York City’s skyscraper condos are always taken from some irresistibly lofty perch resplendent in natural light with stunning vistas of the Manhattan skyline.