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New York Post

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No membership, no problem: NYC’s newest hot spot is rewriting the rules of exclusivity

Down a winding white staircase in the Meatpacking District, past cheeky signs insisting there’s “nothing to see here,” there’s a new playground for New Yorkers — one that feels every bit as exclusive as the city’s ever-expanding roster of members-only haunts. Welcome to Lady Delilah, a new 10,000-square-foot supper club from Hollywood nightlife kingpins John Terzian and Brian Toll, the LA-born duo behind celebrity magnets Bootsy Bellows and The Nice Guy. Coinciding with Delilah Los Angeles’ 10th anniversary, the Manhattan debut at 353 W 14th St. marks the brand’s fifth location — and its most sophisticated iteration yet, conceived with New York in mind. By 10 p.m. on opening night last Friday, beneath the sultry glow of amber-lit chandeliers, burlesque dancers in beaded lingerie and feathers floated between crammed tables as live singers serenaded diners lingering over dinner and a well-dressed crowd packed the bar. An interior view of Lady Delilah is shown on Monday, Nov. 11, 2024. Michael Clifford for The h.wood Group Part old-Hollywood glamour, part downtown Manhattan cool , Lady Delilah occupies a space somewhere between a swanky restaurant and a full-blown nightclub — so coveted, in fact, that Drake celebrated his 40th birthday there before it

New York, NY · 2d

NavySports.com

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Navy Athletics and Under Armour Unveil 2026 Army-Navy Uniform Honoring Naval Special Warfare

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Navy Athletics and Under Armour unveiled the 2026 Army-Navy football uniform, honoring the extraordinary history, heritage and sacrifice of the men and women of Naval Special Warfare (NSW), including the Navy SEALs, Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewmen (SWCC) and the pioneering Underwater Demolition Teams (UDT) that laid the foundation for modern Naval Special Warfare.

East Rutherford, NJ · 1d
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Chalkbeat

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NYC’s $26 million Teenspace mental health contract in limbo as officials stay quiet

This story was initially published in Healthbeat, public health, explained. Sign up to receive Healthbeat’s free New York City newsletter here . One of New York City’s more high-profile efforts to tackle the youth mental health crisis after the pandemic appears to be in limbo, and Health Department officials refuse to say whether they plan to renew a service that has drawn scrutiny. Teenspace launched under former Mayor Eric Adams in November 2023 to provide local teens with free therapists by text, phone, or video chat. The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene signed a three-year contract for $26 million with the platform. Roughly 52,000 teens had signed up for Teenspace as of last week, Health Department officials told Chalkbeat. About 80% were students of color, they added. Teletherapy services such as Teenspace are hailed as an innovative way to help teens confront stress, anxiety, and depression in a way that feels comfortable for them: by texting. For some New York City teens, the platform was their first encounter with a therapist. The Teenspace website says the program will run through November 2026. The contract with Talkspace, the New York-based company that oversees Teenspace, was scheduled to end in September

New York, NY · 2d

Time Out

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NYC's largest new bookstore in over a decade opens today in Manhattan

Alphabet City is about to get 11,000 more square feet in which to lose track of time. Barnes & Noble will open its new East Village bookstore at 9 am on Wednesday, November 18, at 181 Avenue A between East 11th and East 12th Streets—and the bookseller says it’s the largest new bookstore to open anywhere in the city in more than a decade. Booker Prize winner Douglas Stuart will cut the ribbon at 9 am and sign copies of his latest novel, "John of John." If you know Stuart from "Shuggie Bain," the novel that won him the Booker in 2020, here’s a chance to get his newest book signed before your fir...

New York, NY · 1d

hoodline.com

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Union Square Parking Garage Sells for $44M, Set to Become 22-Story Condo Tower

A vacant nine-story parking garage just steps from Union Square has changed hands for $44 million, clearing the way for a 22-story condominium tower with 52 residences. Tishman Realty sold the long-stalled development site at 110 East 16th Street to Pro-H Group, ending years of uncertainty over what would rise on the Manhattan parcel.

Manhattan, NY · 1d

topclassactions.com

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$2.55M Fordham University COVID-19 tuition class action settlement

Fordham University agreed to a $2.55 million class action settlement to resolve claims it failed to refund students for tuition and fees after the COVID-19 pandemic forced it to close in-person classes. The Fordham University settlement benefits students who were enrolled in at least one in-person class during the spring...

Bronx, NY · 1d

Documented

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Cash Now, Paid Later: Delivery App Fantuan Forces Workers to Pay for Customers’ Orders With Their Own Cash

Workers told Documented they feel they are essentially giving the company an interest-free loan. Some days, the amount they pay out-of-pocket is more than their daily take-home pay. The post Cash Now, Paid Later: Delivery App Fantuan Forces Workers to Pay for Customers’ Orders With Their Own Cash appeared first on Documented .

New York, NY · 2d

hudpost.com

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Secaucus-Based Quest Diagnostics Pays $13 Million to Settle Kickback Claims

Quest Diagnostics, the lab testing company based in Secaucus, paid $13,014,576 plus interest to settle allegations that it used free New York Giants tickets and events to win referrals from health care providers, U.S. Attorney Robert Frazer announced on Friday, Nov. 6. Federal prosecutors alleged that from July 2013 to...

Secaucus, NJ · 1d

Maxim

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The Addison Brings An Upscale Sports Bar Concept To The Center Of NYC

The stylish new destination pairs elevated American fare and craft cocktails with a versatile setting built for everything from intimate dinners to private receptions. Midtown Manhattan has no shortage of sports bars to grab a drink, but The Addison is aiming for something a little more ambitious. Located at 214 West 39th Street, the elevated sports bar and event destination from nightlife veteran Ian Magid brings together dining, cocktails, nightlife, and private events in a polished space designed to host after-work drinks and an upscale evening out in the same venue.

New York, NY · 1d

Secret NYC

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Six years after a devastating fire, Chinatown is finally getting its historic 70 Mulberry Street back with a $184 million redesign and a 33-foot salvaged-art centerpiece

New Yorkers, a beloved neighborhood staple is officially making a comeback. Six years after a fire ripped through a historic Chinatown building , the city is breaking ground on a $184 million reconstruction project . Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani and city officials gathered to kick off the rebirth of 70 Mulberry Street . This cherished site has been part of Chinatown’s heartbeat for over a century. Now, it is transforming into a modern, eight-story cultural hub that honors the past while building for the future. A bigger, better home for the community When the massive fire struck in early 2020, five vital community organizations were suddenly displaced. Groups like the Museum of Chinese in America and the CPC Chinatown Senior Citizen Center had to operate at reduced capacity. This new construction finally brings them back home. The state-of-the-art facility will give all five organizations a permanent space while expanding public areas by 30% . You can expect six new community rooms, a brand-new kitchen for the senior center, and fully accessible facilities. One of the most exciting additions is a stunning sixth-floor multipurpose room . It overlooks Columbus Park and connects directly to landscaped outdoor terraces. The space will host

New York, NY · 2d

hoodline.com

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Hoboken Firefighter Nico Ratto Returns to Duty Months After Heart Transplant

A Hoboken firefighter who was once told he might have only months to live is back in uniform. Nico Ratto, a 12-year veteran of the Hoboken Fire Department, has returned to work after receiving a donor heart following a diagnosis of GCN, an extremely rare and aggressive heart ailment, in January 2026.

Hoboken, NJ · 1d

New York Post

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Mamdani trying to force distressed building owners to sell to nonprofits — even after creditors refuse

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s effort to steer hundreds of deteriorating Manhattan apartments into nonprofit ownership has hit a wall — after creditors rejected a $110 million offer from a city-backed developer and pushed the buildings into foreclosure auctions. And despite City Hall insisting the fight isn’t over, the administration has yet to publicly explain how it plans to salvage the deal. At Tuesday’s auction, 14 of 15 East Harlem apartment buildings failed to attract outside buyers, with most reverting to plaintiff US Bank National Association for nominal bids of $500 apiece. One went for $1,000. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s effort to steer distressed East Harlem apartments into nonprofit ownership has stalled. Gregory P. Mango for The NY Post The building at 417 E. 114th St. sold for $826,000 at Tuesday’s foreclosure auction. Google Maps The only building to draw an outside bidder, at 417 E. 114th St., sold for $826,000 — just $1,000 above the minimum bid and far below its original $1.9 million loan. Nithya Raman’s failed micro-state shows what the next four years hold The properties are part of a troubled 38-building portfolio containing roughly 850 apartments, most of them rent-stabilized, that was previously owned by Emerald Equity Group. The

Manhattan, NY · 1d

harlemworldmagazine.com

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Bronx: Healthfirst And SBH Bring Diabetes Education To The Community

Healthfirst and SBH Health System brought diabetes education into focus on Friday, November 6, hosting a community workshop at the SBH Health & Wellness Center in recognition of National Diabetes Awareness Month. The event paired expert-led discussions about screenings and medication management with practical lessons in nutritious eating, cooking, and...

Bronx, NY · 2d

wdhafm.com

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Envoy and LACI Bring Shared Electric Cars to New Jersey With $8.5M State Grant

Envoy and the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI) are rolling out a shared electric vehicle program in New Jersey towns. An $8.5 million grant from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) pays for it. Envoy shared the plan Nov. 9 in Jersey City. The first cars should hit the road within a few weeks.

New Jersey · 1d