NYC Giving Away 100K Free Tickets For Macy's July 4 Fireworks Show: What To Know

The fireworks show will launch from the Brooklyn Bridge and barges in the East River at the Seaport District.

2025 NYC Pride Parade This Weekend: What To Know

The march will begin on 26th St & 5th Ave. in Manhattan, officials said.

8 Stellar Girl Scouts Receive Scholarships Totaling $12,500 for Creating & Executing Exceptional Gold Awards

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Nearly 4K Customers Without Power Amid 2nd Day Of Heat Wave, Con Ed Says

Con Ed has urged residents in the city to avoid using energy-intensive appliances.

Thousands Have Lost Power In These 2 Boroughs: See Where

The National Weather Service has issued an "Extreme Heat Warning" in New York City from now until 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Mahmoud Khalil Returns To NYC After 104 Days In ICE Detention

The Columbia graduate and activist was greeted by supporters at Newark Airport.

Queens Centers for Progress Celebrates 75 Years of Service at 2025 Anniversary Gala

Anniversary Gala with 230 attendees raises $200,000 in support of programs and services for thousands with developmental disabilities.

ICE Agents Arrest At Least Seven Immigrants As Courthouse Blitz Continues

Some agents wore masks that shielded their faces, while government attorneys involved refused to give their names.

Iris Rodriguez-Rosa Appointed As Newest Parks Commissioner

Rodriguez-Rosa is a NYC Parks veteran of nearly four decades.

Queens Centers for Progress Celebrates 75 Years of Service

On Tuesday, June 17, 2025, Queens Centers for Progress will celebrate its 75th Anniversary Gala at the iconic Terrace on the Park

NYC Tout New Summer Safety Plan As City Beaches Open This Weekend

City beaches officially opened on Friday for the summer season.

Young Friends of the Museum to Host Annual Young Friends Summer Mixer

Event at the Museum of Jewish Heritage will include an evening of cocktails, hors d’oeurves, and breathtaking views of the New York Harbor.

Alliance for Positive Change Celebrates 64th Graduating Class of Peers

Graduates will become community leaders, helping others navigate systemic inequities and achieve health and well-being.

NY Blood Center, MTA Hosts 13th Annual Blood Drive At Grand Central

Each blood donor received two tickets to a select 2025 New York Mets home game.

NY Blood Center, MTA To Host Annual Blood Drive At Grand Central

All blood donors will ​receive a voucher for two tickets to a select 2025 New York Mets home game. ​

"CityWorks" Exhibit Celebrates NYC, Shows What Makes It Function

Patch was invited to a preview at the New York Hall of Science and got to talk to museum leaders on what visitors can expect.

NYC Five Boro Bike Tour This Weekend: What To Know

Around 32,000 cyclists will participate in this year's bike tour, officials said.

NYC To Vaccinate Raccoons Against Rabies Virus: See Where

To date this year, 11 raccoon have tested positive for rabies in New York City.

City Hall To Float Nonprofits More Money Upfront To Address Payment Delays

Adams said the move to give higher advance payments, estimated to be more than $5 billion, for the next fiscal year was “unprecedented.”

Stop NARCing On NYC's Wild Turkey Advocates Say: 5 Must-Read Stories

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ICE Blocked From Rikers As Judge Extends Order Halting Cooperation With Feds

The lawyer representing the City Council blasted the arrangement as a "corrupt deal."

More Than 50 NYC Streets Will Go Car-Free For Earth Day: See Where

Car-Free Earth Day​ will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.

NYC Could Lose Highway Funding Over Congestion Pricing: Top 5

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NYC Pauses Some Fines On This New Service: Here's Why

The mayor's office has said all fines will resume in 2026.

'The People's Pope': NYC Mourns, Reacts To Death Of Pope Francis

New York City Mayor Eric Adams directed flags to be flown at half staff on Monday following the news of the pope's death.

Man Sexually Abused After Dying On Subway Is ID'ed | NYC Top Stories

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What NYC Should Know About Daylight Saving Time Debate In Washington

Dozens of bills in multiple states are evenly divided between those favoring permanent standard time or year-round daylight saving time.

Wild Turkey Eludes Police: Top 5 NYC Stories

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Officers Fatally Shoot Knife-Wielding Man, NYPD Says | NYC Top Stories

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Immigrants Keep Lining Up To Learn English As City Hall Cuts Support

City agency funding has not kept pace with increasing needs since the city's migrant population grew, a new report finds.

Man Sexually Abused Corpse On Subway, Reports Say | NYC Top Stories

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Nearly 2K Tickets Issued In 1st Week Of New NYC Compost Rules: Report

The warning period for the new law went into effect in October 2024 and ended on April 1.

Taser-Wielding Duo Robbed Bloomingdales, Cops Say | NYC Top Stories

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Man Attacked Daughter, 3 Nieces With Meat Cleaver: NYPD | Top Stories

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Bad Borough Drivers, More Student Visas Revoked: Top 5 NYC Stories

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Top Bridal Shower & Wedding Venues in NYC

From elegant rooftops to luxurious private dining spaces, discover the most unforgettable venues for bridal showers or wedding celebrations.

Gay Couple Attacked During Walk In Midtown, DA Says | NYC Top Stories

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Man Pushed Onto Subway Tracks After Argument, NYPD Says | Top Stories

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Mets Owners Are Already Drilling At Citi Field — Without NYC Casino Bid Settled

“If I really had my druthers, I would have voted no against any casino licensing, but the casino licenses are a reality,” Cohen said.

Man Stabbed Repeatedly Outside Times Square Hotel | NYC Top Stories

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