City Council member Keith Powers is pushing a bill to tweak New York City health codes to legalize bodega cats.

There's a growing movement to change that. Advocates argue bodega cats are crucial to keeping rodents out of the small corner ...

They’re cute, cuddly and teach people about personal boundaries. Cats have always been a fan favorite in homes, on the streets of New York, and especially at 8 a.m. when you’re getting a bacon, egg ...

The ubiquitous bodega cat — companion, brand ambassador and deterrent of rodentia — could be legalized under a bill now being ...

NYC City Councilmember Keith Powers plans to introduce a bill that would legalize bodega cats with health and safety ...

The proposed legislation would update the health code to officially allow cats in bodegas and offer free vaccinations for ...

Jutharat Pinyodoonyachet for The New York Times Supported by By Savannah Sobrevilla If you’re in a bodega in New York City and need to speak with “the manager,” you may find her underneath ...

This summer, new installations are coming to Jay Street–MetroTech and Sterling Street stations, both in Brooklyn. A new ...

New legislation would protect some of New York City's most beloved residents: bodega cats. City Council Member Keith Powers ...