Catalina Gonella

So far this year 14 people have died at Rikers or shortly after being released from custody there, according to Gothamist’s tracking of Department of Correction reports.

... but the business's owner said it can't afford to comp everyone.

Time to break out the parkas — temperatures will feel like they're in the teens on Friday.

Supporters say the measure would help fight hidden housing discrimination.

The subpoena was part of an attorney general investigation into whether the group was misleading donors or clients into believing it provides abortions.

The legislation creates a new 18-month window for survivors to file claims against the city and other institutions.

Authorities say officers will be posted along the route, with drones, helicopters and hidden teams working behind the scenes.

Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch says the department is coordinating with federal partners.

But even as officials tout Dining Out NYC as a success, restaurant owners say the costs of licenses and the expense of erecting seasonal setups are just too onerous.

The rally would precede a City Council hearing on legislation to expand and simplify the Dining Out NYC program.

She’s set to become governor in January.

The measure has overwhelming support, with 41 sponsors, but still hasn't come to a final vote.