4 Stabbed To Death, Including 2 Kids: 5 Must-Read NYC Stories

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Facials For Stone Statues: On The Job With New York's Monuments Doctors

A summertime crew of restoration interns travels all over the boroughs to maintain the more than 800 public sculptures in New York City.

Fandango Founder Falls From Hotel, Dies, Police Say: Top 5

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Ensuring Caregivers of the Elderly Enjoy a Care-Free Vacation

STATE PROGRAM PAYS TO CARE FOR AGING LOVED ONES DURING SUMMER TRAVEL

Jewish Kids Targeted With Poisoned Candy, Feds Say: Top 5 NYC Stories

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A Meteor Burned Up 29 Miles Above Midtown Manhattan, NASA Says

“No one from the federal government reached out to us,” he said. NASA didn’t immediately return a request for comment from THE CITY.

ABC No Rio, A Home For Anarchist Artists, Rises Again On The Lower East Side

ABC No Rio will get a new energy-efficient headquarters on the same site as its famous Rivington Street artists’ hub.

A Look At Tree Growth In New York As City Pines For Cooler Streets

Some of the neighborhoods with the best tree growth are the ones that need them most, according to a new study.

Scores Of Eateries Sign Up For Restaurant Week: Top 5 NYC Stories

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Seaweed Farming And Wetlands In A Box: How Governors Island Has Become A Climate Lab

“We’ve seen the marsh kind of grow already… We’ve seen the birds come,” she said. “It’s kind of nice to see it."

NYC 4th Of July Fireworks: Here's What You Need To Know

The event is scheduled to begin at 9:25 p.m. and NBC and Peacock will televise the two-hour fireworks show starting at 8 p.m​.

How to Identify and Stop Erratic Branding

Help Prevent Revenue Loss: Identify and Stop Inconsistent Branding Across All Touchpoints

2 Attack Woman With Baseball Bat: 5 Must-Read NYC Stories

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Would-Be-Rapist's Sketch Released: 5 Must-Read NYC Stories

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TAO Poop Throw Sparked By Ignored Sex Harassment Complaints: Ex-Worker

“This is what happens when you’re a woman and you speak up about sexual harassment in the workplace,” the ex-employee said of the scandal.

Another NYC Wegmans In The Works: Top 5 Stories

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Where To Swim, And Learn To Swim, In New York City

Your guide to access, safety and cooling off in the water for free or cheap in the five boroughs.

10,000 Free Tickets For NYC July 4 Fireworks: How To Claim Yours

Want to watch the Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks from Hudson River Park in Manhattan? Here’s your chance to attend for free:

NYC 'Summer Streets' Returns Next Month: Here's What To Know

Nearly twenty miles of New York City's streets will be open July and August for walking, running, cycling and play.

'Stonewall Day' Proposed Ahead Of LGBTQ Rebellion's 55th Anniversary

Three New York officials are proposing to make June 28 "Stonewall Day."

Unlicensed Pot Shops Outnumber Starbucks In NYC: How Did It Happen?

An estimated 2,800 smoke shops selling unlicensed cannabis are operating in NYC, according to official estimates. But how did we get here?

5 Stellar Girl Scouts Earn Scholarships Totaling $10,000

Earn Monetary Reward for Positive Impact on Local CT Communities

NYC Rent Guidelines Board OKs Increases For Stabilized Units

If you think the rent is already too damn high, it’s about to get higher. Here’s what Monday’s vote means for New Yorkers.

NYC Amazon Labor Union Workers Vote To Align With Teamsters

The warehouse workers overwhelmingly voted to align themselves with the Teamsters as they try to get a contract from the online retailer.

CUNY Didn't Adequately Gauge If Protests Made Campuses Hostile: Feds

The agreements are the first investigations to reach a conclusion among dozens launched by the Education Department since Oct. 7.

Met Opera Sold 72% Of Tickets This Season, Highest Since Pandemic

The Met Opera sold 72% of its available tickets this season, up from 66% in 2022-23 and 61% from its first season after the pandemic.

Freedomland U.S.A. / 250 Commemorates Founding Of United States

History featured on social media platforms for NYC's former American history theme park.

NYC Among Best Cities To Become A Millionaire, New Ranking Says

The list analyzed several factors including cost of living, income, education rates and access to venture capital. See where NYC ranked.

130+ Fotografiska Jobs To Be Axed Upon Museum’s Closing

The Swedish photography museum will close its doors after five years on Park Avenue.

Apollo Theater Celebrates 90th Anniversary With Usher, Babyface

The bastion of Black music and culture and one of New York City's most storied venues celebrates its 90th anniversary this year.

Digital ID Cards Debut For New Yorkers: How To Get Yours

NYC-dwellers are now able to show a “highly secure digital version” of their state-issued ID cards. Here’s what it means for New Yorkers.

NYC Subway Station To Be Renamed After Stonewall, Site of LGBTQ+ Riots

The station will be renamed to “Christopher Street-Stonewall National Monument Station."

NYC Broker Fee Bill Gets Wednesday Committee Hearing

The bill would require the individual hiring the broker (be it tenant or landlord) to foot the broker’s fee.

NYC Landmarks Get CGI 'Game Of Thrones' Makeover In New Prequel Promo

See which banners the Brooklyn Bridge, Empire State Building and Manhattan Bridge are flying, according to the viral campaign:

12 Things NYC Needs To Know Next Week

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NYC Audubon Picks New Name, Distances Itself From Slavery Past

The organization will go by the NYC Bird Alliance, the organization said in a June 5 statement.

NYC Puerto Rican Day Parade Returns Sunday: Here's What To Know

The 67th annual parade will close down Fifth Avenue from 44th Street to 79th Street starting at 11 a.m. on June 9.

NYC Pride 2024: Where To Celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride This Month

June means Pride in the Big Apple, when LGBTQ+ New Yorkers take to the streets and celebrate who they are. See the event lineup on Patch:

Colson Whitehead's 'Crook Manifesto' Wins Gotham Book Prize

The crime story, set in 1970s Harlem and centered on a beleaguered furniture store owner, was named this year's outstanding book about NYC.

NYC Magnet Fisher Catches Safe Full Of Soggy $100 Bills

James Kane has used a magnet to fish all kinds of junk from waterways, but stacks of $100 bills pulled from a safe were something else.