The top 10 U.S. cities New Yorkers want to move to most—3 are in Florida: 'The snowbird cliché comes to mind,' expert says
To find the 10 metro areas where the most New Yorkers are searching for homes to buy, StreetEasy analyzed Zillow's search ...
This City’s Sewer System Is Full of Alligators, but It’s Not New York
Researchers found crocodilians, bats, raccoons and other creatures prowling a Florida town’s storm drains, “like something ...
Philadelphia is the city New Yorkers want to move to most — yes, really
StreetEasy reveals that Philly has officially surpassed Miami as the most popular out-of-state metro where New Yorkers are ...
I'm sick of New York snow, taxes and BS. Florida, you're looking good right now. | Opinion
A New York City resident says a Florida Realtor's flyer has him seriously thinking about trading New York's snow and nonsense ...
Sunny Florida looks good to this New Yorker | Column
So what’s the antidote? Florida. Catch one of the early, affordable intra-time zone flights from NYC-area airports, and you ...
Four top New York City officials resign as turmoil ripples over Mayor Adams’ corruption case
On Friday, after a week of recriminations and resignations, Bove and a pair of Justice Department officials from Washington ...
Missing Florida woman found after giving birth on NYC subway, reports say
The woman who gave birth on a New York City subway has been identified as a missing Florida woman who was last seen in August ...
Lara Trump Is Named as New Fox News Host—So, Will She and Eric Return to New York Penthouse They Left for $3.2 Million Florida Mansion?
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New York City’s mayor has 4 months to persuade Democratic voters he’s not Trump’s puppet
“Eric Adams no longer works for New Yorkers. He works for Donald Trump. Period,” state Sen. Zellnor Myrie, a mayoral ...
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I'm sick of New York snow, taxes and BS. Florida, you're looking good right now. | Opinion
If you spend 181 days of the year in Florida, you can keep 9.5% of the income you would otherwise contribute to New York state and New York City coffers. Perhaps Realtor Burchill ought to paper ...