On Wednesday, Gov. Kathy Hochul enraged environmentalists and public transit advocates — but delighted suburban commuters — by putting the brakes on a plan to battle New York City’s traffic by imposing high tolls on Manhattan drivers. On Thursday, she was scrambling to get support for her proposal to hike a business tax as a way of replacing the $1
NEW YORKERS AND VISITORS can now reserve free tickets for Centre 360, the city’s new public panoramic experience.
January 2026 was proclaimed as Muslim-American Heritage Month to honor the contributions of adherents of the world’s second-largest religion.
A new Manhattan outpost of Ops, a Brooklyn pizza staple since 2016, is opening a new location at 176 Second Ave. on June 28.
THE PROSECUTION IN the trial of Daniel Penny for the death of Jordan Neely moved on Friday to dismiss the manslaughter charge against Penny.
New York is on track to become the first U.S. city with congestion tolls on drivers entering its central business district after transit officials approved a $15
A grand jury has indicted a man who put an agitated New York City subway rider in a fatal chokehold, prosecutors confirmed Thursday. Daniel Penny was
After two years of pandemic holidays when people spent more dollars online, shoppers are back in force in stores and at holiday markets. Small businesses say it is beginning to feel a lot like Christmas, both emotionally and financially
This article was originally published on Sep 21 6:44pm EDT by THE CITY Even as workers have begun to return to the office in notably greater numbers after a summer
This article was originally published on Jun 8 7:49pm EDT by THE CITY. A day after Gov. Kathy Hochul said “now is not the right time” for congestion pricing, she
My father, Irving Kaufman (1910 – 1982), was a professional photographer who started in Brooklyn in the mid 1930s working for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. He captured thousands of images
My father, Irving Kaufman (1910 – 1982), was a professional photographer who started in Brooklyn in the mid 1930s working for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. He captured thousands of images
The city’s public advocate and Brooklyn’s borough president charged on Tuesday that there are two systems for dealing with the novel coronavirus outbreak in this city — one for the
Despite Brooklyn’s recent progress as a business incubator and tech hub, the borough’s economy is being bashed harder than Manhattan’s during the novel coronavirus pandemic. That’s the conclusion of a
Westchester County Health Commissioner Dr. Sherlita Amler has ordered an Orthodox Jewish temple in New Rochelle to shut down immediately, and more than 600 congregants to quarantine themselves after possible
More Brooklyn residents have donated their hard-earned cash to Bernie Sanders than to any other presidential candidate, figures from the real estate data portal RentHop and the Federal Election Commission
Onboard the ferry to Governors Island, with a faint salty breeze whisking off the water and the skyscrapers disappearing in the distance, visitors might forget they’re in the middle of
If congestion pricing is put into effect, it’s going to cost a whole lot more to get to Manhattan by car, Michael Wojnar, deputy secretary of transportation for Gov. Andrew
Ponyboy, a neighborhood bar that opened in September in Greenpoint, has various identities and can cater to several different crowds. The bar, which occupies the space of the former Manhattan
Despite the controversy and fragmentation that marked the Women’s March movement this year, thousands of women took to the streets on Saturday with a message that was supported across the
A 38-year-old male taxi driver was attacked and stiffed of his fare when he dropped off a 30-year-old man in Bay Ridge over the weekend. The driver claims that, on Saturday,
Brooklyn jobs are on the rise. According to the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), every borough outside of Manhattan has seen a significant increase in job growth since