By Siddharth Cavale and Waylon Cunningham NEW YORK (Reuters) -Representatives of New York City's bodegas, grocers and restaurants said on Wednesday they hope New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani spends less time going after President Donald Trump and focuses on his promises to make the city more affordable.

Murdoch-owned tabloid depicts Mamdani with hammer and sickle symbol as Trump threatens to withhold federal funding from the city.

This fascinating underground attraction in upstate New York takes intrepid travelers deep below the surface for an unforgettable natural adventure.

The mayor-elect now has the challenge of running a complex bureaucracy while balancing a budget crunch, Trump’s ire and his supporters’ expectations.

K’Andre Miller, known for his time with the New York Rangers, is now a Carolina Hurricane. A game at his old home, Madison Square Garden, is where he faced his

The New York Post is looking to capitalize on the energy surrounding Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the New York City mayoral election Tuesday night with a collectible version of its front page.

The last person to finish the New York City Marathon shared his harrowing journey to the finish line with ABC News Digital this week.

Mamdani’s speech at Flushing Meadows–Corona Park in Queens was to announce his transition team, but he also stressed accountability for the federal law enforcement agents carrying out President Trump’s draconian immigration policies, which have resulted in violent raids and abuses.