Shake Shack, Jeremy Fall Team Up for One-Day Breakfast NYC Event

The limited-edition menu will be available from 8 to 10 a.m. for one-day only at the chain's original Madison Square Park location.

Harvest 2026 Benefit To Support Union Square Park Returns This Fall

A Benefit for Union Square Park will be held in November.

Backyard Series at Hudson Yards Unveils Fall Events Lineup: See Here

Programming will be held at Hudson Yards Public Square and Gardens.

Murray Hill Group Invites Neighbors To Volunteer For DOROT Rosh Hashanah Deliveries

Volunteers must be 18 or older, and registration is required by Wednesday, September 9.

Give Your Child a Head Start: Enroll at KIPP NYC for Fall 2025

Free K–12 public schools in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan preparing students for success in college, career, and beyond.

Local Business Spotlight AMT Theater

AMT Theater is the brainchild of Producer Al Tapper ("Broadway: The Golden Age") and Artistic Director Tony Sportiello.

Green Genius Dispensary Now Delivering to Manhattan's Congestion Zone

Get Premium Cannabis Delivered Fast to Manhattan’s Congestion Zone!

What Makes These Ten Songs So Great?

Rock 101, an exciting new multimedia presentation with an all-star live band, answers that question on November 16th.

Penta Medical Recycling Attends 105th Annual AOPA National Assembly

Penta Inspires the Next Generation of Orthotic and Prosthetic Providers as an Exhibitor Stop during High School Career Day at AOPA

Morgan Library & Museum: A 'Free Woman' Lost And Found

The shelves of most rare book and manuscript libraries contain their fair share of mysterious items of unidentified origin or authorship.

New York City Mayor Adams' Statement In Support Of Governor Kathy Hochul's Proposal To Extend Mayoral Control

“Mayoral control will allow us to best serve our schools and support our students as we emerge from the pandemic".

New York City Mayor Adams Announces Additional Members Of City Hall Press Team

“We are building an Administration that ‘Gets Stuff Done’ — and our new press team is no exception,” said Mayor Adams.

Morgan Library & Museum: New Acquisitions: George Condo Drawings

“I kind of draw like you are walking through the forest,” Condo explains.

Blumenfeld Development Group Earns National Honor For The Smile

Syosset based Real Estate Group receives National Award for Harlem property

Morgan Library & Museum: Not A Long Life, But A Happy One: Researching And Cataloging The Letters Of Maria Tunno

"I could not have anticipated the tremendous impact this project would have on my life and studies".

International Gift of Life Walk – NYC Postponed

Planners to Reschedule Celebratory Event for Later in Year

The International Gift of Life: Walk March 25 on NYC Foley Square

Former Abortionist, Hollywood Film Producer, and Rape Victim Celebrate Life as 100s Gather at Personhood Education NY's Annual Pro-Life Walk

Fleet Of 100 Cargo Bikes Arrives In Manhattan | Week In Review

Also: 1M Graves Liberated From Corrections Dept | E Village Bistro Fires Trans Woman For Wearing Wig | SantaCon Is Coming Up

Local Legend: Susie Fasbinder Unites Stuy Town With Mahjongg

The children's book author of "The New Yorker Porker," about a pet pig in the city, says her work is very much inspired by Stuy Town.

In Koreatown, New 26-Story Residential Building Set To Rise

Pi Capital Partners plans to build a 26-story residential building in Koreatown.

Enjoy Union Square With Outdoor Movies, Music And Workouts

Open air showings of "Ghostbusters" and "Space Jam" are among the attractions.

I.M. Pei, Architect Who Designed Kips Bay Plaza, Dies At 102

The world-renowned architect is more famously known for designing the Louvre's glass pyramid. But he also designed Kips Bay Plaza.

Kips Bay Target Will Open After Weeks Of Delays, Company Says

After nearly three weeks of delays, the Kips Bay Target will open Friday.

Troop For Girls In Homeless Shelters Sells Cookies In Union Sq

Girl Scouts Troop 6000, which serves girls living in NYC's homeless shelter system, is selling cookies in Union Square this week.

Kips Bay Target Opening Delayed Pending 'Final Approvals'

The Kips Bay Target opening was delayed. A new open date has yet to be scheduled.

Foundation Helping Holocaust Survivors Honored By The Blue Card

The Blue Card honored the New York Foundation for Eldercare for funding a program to provide emergency pendants to Holocaust survivors.

Plans For New NYC Jails Get Initial Go-Ahead | Week In Review

Also: Google Drops Anti-Gay App | Lawsuit Filed To Halt Esplanade Project | Bottle Thrower Has Been Hurling Glass From LES Tower For 3 Years

Kips Bay NYCHA Residents Want A Say In Who Will Manage Their Home

The city is seeking a private partner to manage a Kips Bay NYCHA development, but residents want a say in which company is chosen.

BuzzFeed Hands Out Special Edition Print Paper In NYC

BuzzFeed is "testing a new technology called print" with a one-time special edition BuzzFeed newspaper.

Even Mayor's Wife Unsure Of His White House Run | Week In Review

Also: Jumaane Williams Wins Public Advocate Election | Family-Owned Candy Store Closes On Avenue B | Advocates Rally For Congestion Pricing

James Mettham to lead Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership BID

The BID strengthens two of the city’s most dynamic neighborhoods, Flatiron and NoMad

UJA Supports Interest-free "Paycheck" Program Amid Gov't Shutdown

UJA and Hebrew Free Loan Society offering interest-free loans to federal employees who have been furloughed or are working without pay

'Haunted Subway' Coming To Union Square Station For Halloween

Don't we already have a subway horror show?

Gramercy Shop Rises From The Ashes After Basement Blaze

Ibiza Kids came back from the brink of ruin after a fire ripped through the shop and eight other businesses in Stuyvesant Town.

Stuyvesant Town’s Housing Lottery Returns With $1,400 Studios

Renters can score studios through five bedroom apartments in the Gramercy complex.

This Is Where Gramercy Hates Mr. Softee

A new study shows where Gramercy residents lack a soft spot for the ice cream trucks and their jingles.

Power Outages In Flatiron District Hit Hundreds

The outages impacted more than 500 of ConEdison customers Thursday evening.

'Tinder Trap' Video Explains Union Square Dating Stunt

“It’s absurd isn’t it? To judge people on such petty things as if they like to wear khakis,” said actress Natasha Aponte.

Bizarre Tinder Date At Union Square Was A Marketing Stunt: Report

The tinder date was actually a marketing stunt for a project involving modern dating.

WATCH: Man Schleps Leather Sofa Onto Subway, Rides Train In Style

A man somehow managed to drag a leather sofa into the subway and transformed a train car into his living room, video shows.

2 Dogs, 7 Cats Rescued From Abandoned SUV In Murray Hill

Rescue workers spotted the animals when the two dogs poked their head out of the sweltering car's window, a rescue worker said.

WATCH: Sean Spicer Called 'Piece Of Garbage' At Book Event

“It’s a garbage book and you’re a garbage person,” the heckler yelled at Spicer as he was escorted from the building.

Cuban Day Parade 2018: Start Time, Route, Street Closures

Here's what you need to know to celebrate the Caribbean island​'s culture at Sunday's parade.