Fourteen months after Donald Trump signed the Republicans’ One Big Beautiful Bill to provide billions in tax cuts while seeking to reduce the cost of programs like SNAP food aid and Medicaid, the South Asian Council for…
Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, and Albany are starting to invest in safer streets for cyclists, advocates say.
Parents hope "long overdue" traffic diverters will keep cut-through traffic off Driggs Avenue and away from P.S.
Mayor Mamdani is starting the school year off in safe fashion by slapping a permanent gate on a Tribeca car-free school street, a true French treat.
As a result, thousands of crashes are not showing up on independent and user-friendly websites like Crashmapper.
The War on Cars podcast weighed into the helmet discourse that Mayor Mamdani ignited last month.
New York City is unlikely to face lawsuits based on the information in newly released documents about what the city knew and hid about Lower Manhattan’s dangerous air quality in the weeks following the 9/11 terrorist…
In the months after the Sept. 11 attack, New York City set up a hotline for residents and workers in Lower Manhattan who had questions about what to do, and how they could get help, as they eased back into their lives…
High-end women’s clothing store Esti’s is relocating to a new mixed-use development in Midwood, Brooklyn, Commercial Observer has learned.
NEW YORK – New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin today called for permanent protections to ensure continued public access to the City-owned plaza adjacent to Guastavino’s, following allegations that the luxury…
Investec Real Estate Companies has secured $53.5 million to refinance a portfolio of three self-storage assets in Central and Southern California that span 253,496 rentable square feet and hold 1,818 units, according to…
This Dumbo, Brooklyn, office property is about to light up with a new tenant.
The John Dewey Annex, a new three-story school in Gravesend, officially opened Tuesday, adding 553 seats for Brooklyn students as the city continues expanding public school capacity ahead of the 2026-2027 school year.
"What we don’t need are more speculative investors and private equity firms converting much-needed apartments into a revolving door of short-term rentals for tourists with no stake in our city’s future."
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and advocates for 9/11 survivors, including “The Daily Show’s” Jon Stewart, accused government leaders Tuesday of lying to New Yorkers about the safety of the air after the 9/11 attacks.
City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events and public hearings, plus affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon.
There are all of these people who were forgotten, who have health issues or are ticking time bombs with health issues they don’t know about yet.
Chief Joseph Fox was off on the morning of the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center and was ready to respond to Ground Zero.
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This week: Brooklyn Democrats’ Rules Change Goes Back to Court; Good Government Groups Affirm Commitment to Election Integrity; State Board of Elections Adopts Rules for Ballot Drop Boxes; N.Y.C.
The Dime, a 2020-built residential development in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, has found a new owner for its office and retail space, which includes the entire landmarked Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburg.
As they sought to address hunger during the Jewish High Holy Days, city officials and community leaders cut the ribbon on a new kosher food pantry and delivered food to families preparing for the holidays.
Two extremely troubling recent headlines underscored the mounting challenges in addressing New York City’s affordable housing crisis: Rents hit a record high while the number of vacancies in denser boroughs plummeted.
Clipper Equity’s hopes have been realized in the sale of a luxury rental building at 130 Hope Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Commercial Observer has learned.
This week, a look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago focuses on homes in Prospect Park South, Bed Stuy, Clinton Hill, and Flatlands.
This three-bedroom, three-bath duplex brings the outdoors in with huge windows and landscaped terraces on three sides.
At least nine people were injured in stabbings and shootings related to J’Ouvert and West Indian Day celebrations in Brooklyn on Monday, authorities said.
Editor’s note: Roger Caiazza is an adjunct fellow at the Empire Center.
by Adam Daly, amNY New York City plans to incorporate a racial equity review into future budget planning under its first citywide racial equity plan, released last week by Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration.
Twenty-five years later, Gina Ruberto remembers 9/11 through two very different images.