18 Types of Jobs That Won’t Exist In 20 Years

Taxis are very popular in big cities such as New York. Walk Tours ... get through to a human, not a machine. Human call center jobs will likely cease to exist in 20 years, if not sooner. Read More

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Since 1919, the New York Daily News has been serving the working people of New York. Our mission is to deliver the truth every day. We are here to tell stories about New York city and its people ... Read More

Chuck Scarborough’s 50 Years of Delivering News to New York

Today we’ll look at a local news anchor who has 50 years on the job ... $550 million as collateral. A New York Times analysis found that he did not have that much on hand: His holdings in ... Read More

Survivor of brutal attack by police officer…

“I feel like essentially I had a silver platter of a rape case,” she told the Daily News ... for two years in Boston before moving to New York to pursue her goal. Teaching jobs were ... Read More

New York lawmakers want to define squatters as trespassers, not tenants

NEW YORK -- New York lawmakers are calling for new legislation to crack down on the issue of squatters. Dr. Young Seh Bae had high hopes when she purchased a home on a corner lot in Flushing, with ... Read More

Mayor Eric Adams launches Jobs NYC initiative to connect New Yorkers to employment opportunities

NEW YORK-- Mayor Eric Adams is launching a new initiative to help connect to New Yorkers to jobs. Surrounded by community leaders in Brownsville on Wednesday, the mayor announced Jobs NYC. Read More

New York

By The New York Times and Troy Closson Officials have had preliminary discussions about how to protect the former president in the unlikely event that he is jailed for contempt during the trial. Read More

For 50 Years Ailey II Has Been a Proving Ground, Not Just for Dance

“Would we continue to exist?” Members of the Ailey board periodically suggested that a second company was a luxury that the organization could not afford ... during its New York season. Read More

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Print and digital subscribers to the New York Daily News receive access to two eNewspapers. The New York Daily News eNewspaper is a complete seven-days-a-week digital replica of the print version ... Read More

New York's skyscrapers not as vulnerable to quakes as they might seem

Skyscrapers are built with enough flexibility to withstand moderate shaking. NEW YORK -- The ground rumbled Friday beneath New York City, home to famous skyscrapers like the Empire State Building ... Read More

New York

The European settlement of what would become New York was led by the Dutch, settling along the Hudson River in 1624. They established the colony of New Amsterdam on the island of Manhattan. Read More