In the News Outdoor Dining Will Resume Year-Round in New York City [NYT] These New Yorkers Are Updating the ‘NYCHA Look’ [NYT] Tenant Exposes ‘Dystopian’ Detail of Some Apartments [NYP] Bed Stuy’s Bike Plant Shifts Into…
This is the second installment of my look under the hood of the recently passed 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, looking at what each provision actually does and trying to suss out its actual impact on housing supply.
Henry Hudson’s ship, a trio of possible oystermen, and a helmeted woman bearing sword and shield.
It's the lowest total since 2022, the first year of Mayor Eric Adams’ administration.
Nearly 2,000 homeowners who the Mamdani administration threatened with a new pied-à-terre tax have already been told they won’t have to pay because their primary residences were erroneously tagged as possible second…
Council Member Gale Brewer (pictured in a photo illustration) was set to introduce a resolution, but has scrapped it in advance of a Sept.
He's the voice of a new automatic warning being installed on non-emergency vehicles in the city fleet to alert you that a large vehicle is about to make a turn.
NYPD cops are barely writing any bus lane tickets — maybe that should change.
Who knew that there was a town in Texas that even the Dutch would love?
New York City high schoolers will get a shot at more than 2,000 free Broadway tickets under the latest City Hall lottery, though with just 2,100 tickets on offer, most aspiring theatergoers will have to settle for the…
Hundreds of union members, elected officials and Amazon workers gathered outside City Hall Thursday afternoon to demand the passage of Council Member Tiffany Cabán's Delivery Protection Act, which aims to reshape New…
Package invests in small business owners, protects consumers from rising insurance costs, and improves quality-of-life with sanitation and neighborhood cleanliness initiatives NEW YORK – Today, the New York City Council…
Events Include Adoption Pop-Ups, Vaccination Clinics, Pet Food Pantries, and Emergency Preparedness Workshops NEW YORK – New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin and Council Member Harvey Epstein, Co-chair of the…
New Yorkers will soon once again be able to enjoy dining in restaurant roadside sheds year-round and enclosed sidewalk cafes during the coldest months of the year under a package of bills the City Council passed…
The days are numbered for an impressive Romanesque Revival church that has commanded the corner of Schermerhorn Street and 3rd Avenue in Boerum Hill since the late 1800s.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is trying to repair a troubled relationship with some Jewish New Yorkers without backing away from the positions on Israel and Palestine that have long been central to his politics — a balancing act…
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State Sen. Jessica Scarcella-Spanton and Assemblyman Mike Reilly announced $445,000 in state funding Monday, Aug.
In an attractive Art Deco apartment building in Midwood, this one-bedroom retains gracious vintage details, including a foyer, arches, and a dining nook.
"By allowing employers to ask applicants for their desired salary after posting a salary range, the law weakens one of its central goals and leaves applicants in a more precarious bargaining position."
Reflections on my race and the role of elections for advancing Abundance in New York
New York City landlords are challenging city housing discrimination laws after a State Supreme Court ruled that a requirement for Section 8 housing vouchers was unconstitutional.
by Kirstyn Brendlen, Brooklyn Paper Battery company NineDot plans to break ground on a 4.9 megawatt battery energy storage facility in Bushwick later this year.
Federal officials belatedly confirmed the death of a third immigrant at the Delaney Hall detention center in Newark, more than a week after a local member of Congress told the public he had been informed of the man’s…
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Drivers packed a Manhattan boardroom Thursday to praise a New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission proposal to give the city’s 180,000 for-hire motorists a break on fines that are stacked on top of license suspensions…
Según funcionarios estatales, casi 200.000 neoyorquinos se han visto afectados por los recortes federales al Plan Esencial, que ya no cubre a algunos residentes trabajadores de bajos ingresos.
Boosters predict an expansion of the popular "streeteries," thanks to all-year set-ups.
Brooklyn Cyclones concessions workers have been getting stiffed on some of their paychecks this season, as tips disappeared under new management, according to interviews and records obtained by The City Reporter.
Wedged in a corner of Kips Bay, near the East River and NYU Langone hospital, four low-slung buildings contain 40 apartments.