Masses of New Yorkers descended upon Sixth Avenue for the annual Dominican Day Parade, where dancers, performers and revelers took joy in their heritage.
Take a look at scene from the day below.
2025 ELECTION: Find an election watch party at a Queens bar near you
Town judge resigns amid misconduct investigation
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2025 ELECTION: Find an election watch party at a Queens bar near you
Town judge resigns amid misconduct investigation
MTA and Hochul boost weekday service on the A and L lines to help reduce subway crowding and wait times
EARLY VOTING: Turnout sets a non-presidential election year record as NYC Mayor’s Race energizes the city
NYC Mayor’s Race: One more ride for the red beret, as Curtis Sliwa campaigns to the very end
Knicks show returning mojo in win over Bulls even as offense continues to come into focus under Brown
Edwin Diaz opts out of final 3 years of Mets contract, becomes free agent
NYC MARATHON: Runner becomes ‘Finish Line Fiancée’ after race day proposal
Pete Alonso to Yankees? Don’t count on another intra-city swap
Giants Brian Daboll’s irresponsible usage of Jaxson Dart could further torpedo franchise
NYC Marathon documentary ’26.2’ premieres at Upper West Side in Manhattan, featuring Queens resident Joel Kaufman
Meet the Bronx 3rd grade teacher running her first New York City Marathon
Peter Max: The artist who painted America’s psychedelic soul, on display in Soho
‘You’re only 80 once’: NYC legends jam at birthday bash for iconic rock photographer Bob Gruen
Hundreds flock to Fort Greene Park for beloved ‘Great Pupkin’ dog costume contest
Subway crime hit a record low in October, NYPD says
Bronx shooting suspects sought for attacking 14-year-old boy inside public housing complex
16-year-old boy fatally shot near Brooklyn apartment building: cops
Harlem man arrested over fatal Bronx shooting steps from victim’s home: NYPD
City plans to add 5,000 NYPD officers by 2029 amid staffing crisis
