Catch up with the stories making headlines today across New York City.
Striking correction officers want limits lifted on use of solitary confinement and hiring of additional staff.
The new area code is expected to last for around 11 years, officials said.
In total, 753,222 noise complaints were submitted in New York City last year.
The New York Climate Exchange and the Public Housing Committee team up to empower New Yorkers to lead community climate projects.
New Yorkers send a literal mountain of stuff — over 600,000 tons of material — to be recycled through curbside recycling every year.
Both the governor and the mayor face pressure from progressive groups to expand spending.
The New York State Public Service Commission approved an all-services area code overlay for the city.
“What I want to do is save a life. That’s what I wanna do. I want to save a life and an animal, one of each.”
The winning ticket was sold for the Jan. 8 New York LOTTO drawing, officials said.
Catch up with the news making headlines today in New York City.
The event honored four members of the NYPD K9 Emergency Services Unit and their handlers.
The event aimed to provide essential items to LGBTQIA+ individuals facing economic hardship and social inequities, officials said.
The forecast for Tuesday night has called for heavy rain, and streets around Times Square were shut down this morning.