Manhattan Nursing Home Staff And Food Cut Back As For-Profit Operator Moves In, Workers Say

“Right now, I’m just tired. I don’t even feel like going to that job anymore. I’m being honest. I don’t feel like being there no more."

New Jersey Businesses Recovering From Ida's Wrath Grateful For Every Bit Of Assistance

On the first Friday night open after the flood, tables filled up fast at the Millburn Standard restaurant.

NYC Mover Forced To Work 24 Hour Shifts With No Breaks: Suit

The man said he finally suffered dehydration-related kidney failure, and was then fired.

Commercial Districts Grapple With Slowed Return To Business As Usual

Google is close to completing a new building in Hudson Square and the new headquarters for Disney continues to go up.

Retired De Blasio Labor Commissioner Wins $500-An-Hour Deal For Himself

In his last year as commissioner, Linn’s salary was $236,000, according to city payroll data, or about $115 an hour, not counting benefits.

NYC Loses Jobs As Pandemic Recession Takes Growing Toll On Workers Of Color

The details of Thursday’s jobs report revealed weakness in key sectors of the city’s economy.

Coffee Mate-Gate: NY Joe Drinkers Say Nestle Is Stiffing Them

A cabal of city coffee drinkers filed suit against Nestle USA over vats of Coffee Mate creamer they say are significantly under-filled.

Vaccine Mandate Offers Shot At Boosting Protection, But Businesses Wary

“I feel like it’s more work to hurt us than it is to help the small businesses,” he said.

Power Restored To Parts Of Westchester And Staten Island That Had Been Asked To Conserve Energy

Con Edison had also asked more than 39,000 customers in north and south parts of the island to limit use of appliances.

5 Asian-American Businesses In Queens Seriously Damaged In Fire, Cause Under Investigation

The FDNY says the fire started at a Japanese restaurant on 44th Street just after 7 a.m. Thursday and spread to four other stores.

Northwell Health Partners With Nonprofit Supplies For Success To Provide Backpacks, School Supplies For Students In Need

They're packing up thousands of backpacks for students in need to help them succeed this upcoming school year.

Global Insurance Symposium Shapes Future of Industry

Insurance leaders gathered virtually and in-person for global event.

Ransomware Panel Discussion: Should Business Owners Pay?

NY cybersecurity experts offer guidance to executives and business owners in complimentary August 11 webinar/panel.

The ‘$27.85 Beer': High-Flying Prices At Airports Spur Port Authority Concessions Audit Order

“I paid $8 for two Fantas, that’s a ripoff,” said Felipe Rodriguez. “It’s not like this is freshly squeezed juice — it’s Fanta!”

Social Service And Unions Leaders Clash Over Effort To Help Workers Organize

At stake is the future of an estimated 125,000 workers, among them thousands of social workers who earn less than their city counterparts.

Lincoln Hospital Doctor Trainees Say Harsh Culture Took Toll Before Three Died

Ex-residents at Lincoln said they often chose not to report conflicts or confront higher-ups because they feared losing their work permits.

NYC Helping Out-Of-Work NYCHA Residents Receive Training To Install Solar Panels

People who live in the buildings save about $120 a year on their energy bills.

These New York City Area Restaurants Got Revitalization Funds

Nationally, around 101,000 eateries received grants, including some in the New York City area.

VNUE to Acquire Livestream Company StageIt

Acquisition Enables Creation of Full-Service Venue and Event Monetization Platform and Brings Key Music Recognition Technology Talent On Boa

Unlicensed Vendors In The Bronx Accused Of Taking Over Sidewalks, Taking Business Away From Stores

The vendors say they're desperate to make a living, but businesses say it's making it impossible for them to make money.

PPP Loans Benefited New York City Businesses

The Paycheck Protection Program benefited nearly 12 million businesses in the U.S., including some in New York City.

Fully Self-Driving Cars Being Tested On Streets Of New York City

Two Ford Fusion models were specially customized by Mobileye, an Israeli firm owned by Intel.

Piles Of PPE Left To Rot Outside State-Run Queens Nursing Home

“This is more evidence that we need another oversight hearing as soon as possible to continue our investigation of state-run nursing homes."

Single Mom Wins Aquiline Drones’ Flight to the Future Contest

Woman’s Dream To Become A Drone Pilot Selected From More Than 100 Essay Entries

Tobacco Company Philip Morris International Moving Corporate Headquarters From New York To Connecticut

The company says the move will bring about 200 new jobs to the state.

De Blasio On Amazon Prime Day: Shop Local Instead

Mayor Bill de Blasio, before unveiling a new small business "Quick Start" program, encouraged New Yorkers to not give Amazon more money.

Slow Rebound Of Construction Jobs Threatens NYC Post-Pandemic Rebuild

New York City’s building sector remains 25,000 jobs below its pre-coronavirus peak.

Pop-Up Commonpoint Closet Shop In Queens Helping Those In Need Dress For That Big Interview

A nonprofit in Queens is showing CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis how they're helping people get ready for work for free.

Vinyl Lovers Flock To NYC Shops For Record Store Day

Record Store Day is the biggest day of the year in vinyl, but it had been on hold because of the pandemic.

Ride-Share Companies Uber And Lyft Jacking Up Prices In NYC — And Experts Say It May Get Worse Before It Gets Better

Star Smith was taking Uber daily to go to work in Harlem, but she deleted the app last month after her commute more than doubled in cost.

Photos: See NYC Emerge From The COVID Lockdown

Life in NYC is captured slowly returning to a kind of normal.

Gift Cards, Prizes Up For Grabs For NYers Who Shop Local: Mayor

A new 30-day challenge asks New Yorkers to send in photos shopping at their local small businesses for the chance to win prizes.

Jobs Making A Careful Comeback As NYC Reopens

“As opposed to the lackluster national job growth in April, New York City had a third consecutive month of a relatively strong rebound.”

Shuttered Subway Shops Show Manhattan's Lagging Recovery Amid ‘Terrible' Losses

“Business is down 20% in Queens, but in Manhattan, we’re down 40%,” shop owner Darren Wernick told THE CITY. “It’s like a ghost town.”

Global Insurance Symposium Announces Event Headliners

Industry leaders will gather virtually and in-person from June 28-30, 2021.

NY Daily News Taken Over By Hedge Fund In Massive Newspaper Deal

Daily News journalists had lobbied against the deal given hedge fund Alden Global's reputation for slashing newsrooms, according to reports.

Google To Open First Retail Store In New York City, Company Says

The Google Store will open at 15th Street and 9th Avenue in Chelsea this summer, according to the tech giant.

Brooklyn Restaurant Renaissance Is Cooking, Poised To Overtake Manhattan As City's Food Capital

Residential neighborhoods are proving particularly attractive locations, such as Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, and Red Hook.

PRSA-NY Announces Juneteenth Summit to Drive DEI Forward in PR

Omnicom Chief Equity & Impact Officer Emily Graham to Kick-off the Keynote for the Two Day Summit, June 16-17, 2021

Signs Of Optimism As NYC Sees Rise In Tourism, Bit By Bit

The tourists that disappeared at the height of the pandemic are slowly returning.