What The Average New Yorker Earner Actually Makes In 2026

The latest federal data show a wide gap between New York City’s average wages, typical worker pay and household income.

NYC Gas Bills Could Rise Later Under $1.7B Plan

A major National Grid plan could affect what New Yorkers pay for energy in the years ahead.

Fed Rate Hike: What It Means For NYC Mortgages, Car Loans, Credit Cards

The central bank said its quarter-point increase may not be enough to quell stubborn inflation.

54 NYC Billionaires Worth A Combined $722.2B Make Exclusive Forbes 400

A former New York City mayor made the list, with a fortune nearing $100 billion.

Rebate Check Coming To These NYC Residents

Eligible taxpayers will automatically receive one-time checks of up to $200, according to Gov. Kathy Hochul’s office.

Automatic Tariff Refunds Coming To These NYC Residents

Tariff refunds from shippers will be directly refunded to credit cards or bank accounts.

Powerball Raises Jackpot To $1B: What To Know In NYC

The jackpot carries an estimated cash value of $433.1 million and is now the eighth-largest in Powerball history.

Cut Your Con Edison Bill During NYC Heat Wave

A little-known program rewards households for cutting power use when the grid faces its biggest strain.

Where You Shop In NYC Can Add Dozens Of Dollars To A Cookout

See how local prices compare.

Resorts World Launches NYC's 1st Full-Scale Casino

The opening is part of a $5.5 billion expansion at the Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens.

NYC Gas Prices Continue To Increase: See How Much New Yorkers Are Paying Now

AAA’s Fuel Prices website details that gas prices in the city surged more than 10 cents compared to last week.

NYC Lost More People To Other US Cities Last Year As Population Dips: New Study Found

More than 100,000 people moved away from the city last year.

NYC's 1st Full-Scale Casino Set To Open Next Week: What To Know

Queens native and rapper Nas will be on hand for the official ribbon cutting and ceremonial throw of the first dice.

$1 Million Powerball Ticket Sold In NYC: See Where

A second-prize-winning ticket was sold in Manhattan.

How Automation Is Quietly Draining New Yorkers' Wallets

Invisible transactions are reshaping finances. Here’s how to fix it.

$1 Million Powerball Ticket Sold At NYC Pharmacy: See Where

The winning numbers were revealed during the March 18 drawing.

Moody's Lowers NYC's Credit Outlook To Negative Due To Budget Gaps

The credit outlook doesn't change the city's actual rating but comes after the first day of City Council budget hearings.

How Iran Attacks Could Impact Gas Prices In NYC

Oil prices had already risen nearly 17 percent this year amid rising tensions between President Donald Trump and the Iranian regime.

Here’s How Much Income It Takes To Be Rich In New York

A new report pinpoints how much New Yorkers need to make.

Eric Adams Under Scrutiny After His Crypto Coin Crashes Hours After Launch

Adams appeared in Times Square on Monday to promote his “NYC Token." He said a portion of the proceeds would go to fight antisemitism.

U.S. Inflation Slows Unexpectedly: Here’s What It Means For NYC Grocery Prices

Grocery price increases were strongly influenced by higher prices for beef and other meats, poultry, fish and eggs.

Rent Hike For Rent-Stabilized Apartments Leases Goes Into Effect: What To Know

The rent hike applies to apartment leases through Sept. 30, 2026​.

Gov. Hochul Warns New Yorkers Of Scammers Targeting Inflation Refund Checks

Last week, Hochul announced that the checks will be mailed to residents throughout October and November.​

NY Begins Sending Out Inflation Refund Checks: Here's When You'll Get It

The checks will be up to $400, depending on eligibility, and cost the state $2 billion.

$1 Million Winning Powerball Ticket Sold In NYC: See Where

Powerball drawings are televised every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.

$1 Million Lottery Ticket Sold In NYC: See Where

According to the New York lottery, winners can claim their prizes up to one year from the date of the drawing.

NYC Named The Wealthiest City In The World: See New Rankings

New York City is joined by four other U.S. cities in the top 10 of the list.

Single Adults Must Make Over $136k To Live Comfortably In NYC: Study

New York City requires the second-highest salary to live comfortably in the largest cities in the U.S. ​​

National Grid Rates In NYC Will Increase Again Next Month

On April 1, National Grid rates will increase​ by 5.1 percent in Brooklyn, Staten Island and parts of Queens.

Here's How Inflation Is Impacting Grocery Prices In NYC

In the New York, Newark, and Jersey City region, the food-at-home category saw a 4.4 percent increase in the last year.

NYC Households Spent Way, Way More Than U.S. Pandemic Average: Study

New York City-area household spent $77,000 on average per year in 2020 and 2021, new data shows. The U.S. average is much, much lower.

Powerball Jackpot Swells To $1.6B Saturday: What NYC Needs To Know

The largest lottery prize in U.S. history could go to a lucky New Yorker who beats the 1 in 292.2 million odds.

NYC Household Income Dropped $4K During COVID Pandemic: See New Data

Households in the New York City area made $3,700 fewer in 2021 than right before the pandemic, according to a new Census Bureau survey.

NYC Consumers Optimistic About Future For Some Reason, Poll Finds

Big Apple-area dwellers are so sunny they're driving New York's collective optimism above the national rate, a new poll found.

NYC Sees Largest Gas, Energy Price Jump Since 1980: Feds

Inflation hit New Yorkers at the pump over the past year, as gasoline costs increased 60.2 percent, according to June's consumer price data.

20% Of NYers Aren't Concerned About Rising Food Prices: Poll

A new poll raises the question: how rich must some New Yorkers be to think rising food prices are no big deal?

NY Electric Bills Could Jump 12% This Summer, Officials Warn

Sweaty, cash-strapped New Yorkers face a choice during hot summer days: turn on the air conditioning or keep it off to avoid high prices.

Are Groceries Harder To Afford Since Pandemic? 62% Of NYers Say 'Yes'

Many New York City dwellers went hungry in the past year, with 34 percent skipping meals because of costs, a new poll found.

How Much More Money NYC Residents Need Amid 40-Year Inflation

Experts estimate households will spend $5,200 more this year given record-high inflation. Here's what to know in New York.

Income Tax Deadline Looms For NYC: What Last-Minute Filers Should Know

Uh oh, have you filed your income taxes yet? April 18 is the deadline.