Spotted on the New York calendar: Best Friday Night Stand-Up Comedy Show in NYC | Comic Strip Live – Featuring America's Got Talent's
Landlords are challenging New York City’s rent freeze, saying the decision could hurt building owners.
Community-led survey highlights language barriers, service delays, financial strain and a caregiver mental health crisis
New two-year award of over half a million dollars will deepen support for Queens-based performing arts organizations
A former NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection commissioner explains who the rules affect and how they'll be enforced.
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The Sept. 1, 2026 will bring together entrepreneurs, corporate representatives, community leaders, government stakeholders & business owners
A rare storm brings an Oklahoma perspective on fear, fascination and the communities that rebuild after destruction.
In anticipation of the September 2026 launch, the NYCMSBCC is officially kicking off its inaugural membership drive.
New Yorkers can enter a free ticket lottery to watch elite athletes compete at a major championship coming to the City.
Waymo wants NYC streets. A report finds autonomous cars could affect street safety, congestion and the City’s already limited parking.
Storms are expected to intensify after a brief lull. Here's what you need to know.
A homeless woman's allegations cleared a major legal hurdle that could affect shelter policies across New York.
Throo enables AI agents to autonomously book and pay for rides in New York City on its zero-commission driver network
Happening soon: Virtual Open House at Berkeley College on the New York Patch calendar
City volunteers will knock on doors in buildings with housing violations to help renters learn their rights and organize.
New York drivers may face unexpected car problems after dangerous air conditions swept through the City.
Federal authorities took the man into custody, NYPD officials said.
Spotted on the New York calendar: Journaling to Health: Free Online Workshop with Hospital for Special Surgery!
Happening soon: 🌺 1ST OPEN HOUSE! Regal Treasure In Forest Hills Gardens *Terrace Sotheby's Intl Realty* on the New York Patch calendar
Be sure to catch Public Opening: 17th/18th International ARC Salon Exhibition on the New York Patch calendar
A conversation between Kahshanna Evans and Dance Parade Executive Director Greg Miller on culture and New York's dance freedom movement
The vote could change how the City handles union pay negotiations.
The program returns to SBECA as national data shows Summer Boost students gained additional weeks of math and English Language Arts learning
If you've been injured in or around a NYC subway train, you need New York’s most experienced law firms in Transit litigation to help
This performance reunites award-winning Arturo O'Farrill and Vincent Hsu for a one-night-only cultural exchange.
An honest take on ditching eBay for a free eBay alternative — and why sites like eBay aren't all the same.
Happening soon: BodyWaves: Friday Night 5Rhythms in NYC on the New York Patch calendar
Three NYC doctors explain the risks and what to do if you need to go outside.
The mayor’s office is set to carry a salary above $300,000, while City Council members will earn $175,500 under the approved raises.
A new city housing plan targets repeat violations, but renters say the bigger fight begins after they report problems.
Students at Columbia and NYU can sign up for throo, represent their school, invite their friends to join, and earn points for every ride.
Fox Rothschild’s New York City office is partnering with Rhinebeck Aerodrome’s Youth Aviation Program.
A new plan could change how New Yorkers deal with apartment problems, repairs and housing complaints.
The New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (NYCMSBCC) has announced its official upscale soft launch networking eve
Founding Pres. Phil Andrews brings decades of chamber leadership, small-business advocacy, public relations experience & Service to N.Y.C.
The Fair Pricing Act would help my staff afford care
The House voted 308-117 Tuesday to pass the Sunshine Protection Act.
Rising healthcare costs are not sustainable for small businesses
Changes are underway, but key challenges remain before the City's jail system can transform.