NYC Landlords Could Face Major New Rules When Selling Apartment Buildings

Supporters say the measure could protect affordable housing, while small landlords warn it could make selling properties more difficult.

🌱 Patch AM: These Are The 25 Best Elementary Schools In NYC: U.S. News

And check out Free Bra Fittings to Support Breast Cancer Awareness on the New York Patch calendar

These Are The 25 Best Elementary Schools In NYC: U.S. News

The report includes 46,000 public elementary schools ranked at the state and district levels.

NYC Speeders Could Be Forced To Limit How Fast They Drive

Drivers would need to install speed-limiting devices.

NYC's Best Middle Schools Ranked In New Analysis

This year’s ranking includes 24,000 public middle schools.

How NY Breast Cancer Death Rates Compare To Rest Of U.S.

Seen “SEND NUDES” posters in Williamsburg or the Lower East Side? The NYC campaign urges women to take topless selfies.

Ex-NYPD Officer Charged With Murder In Bridge Shooting

A 62-year-old retired NYPD officer is accused of fatally shooting a Con Edison employee.

🌱 Patch AM: Speak To A Human, Not Chatbot Under Proposed NYC Rules

Be sure to catch Women's Entrepreneurship Event at Berkeley College on the New York Patch calendar

New York Philanthropist Gary DeBode Receives Honorary Doctorate from Ben-Gurion University

NYC entrepreneur and philanthropist recognized for his longstanding support of education, innovation, and Ben-Gurion University

House of Ra Books & Publishing Release New Book “The Tapestry of My Life”

House of Ra Books & Publishing announces the release of The Tapestry of My Life, a mosaic memoir by author, artist, and lifelong creative

Free Caregiver Workshop Series in Flushing, NY

Chinese-American Planning Council and CaringKind to Provide Free Caregiver Workshop Series in Queens

Speak To A Human, Not Chatbot Under Proposed NYC Rules

Customers could soon have a way around frustrating AI chatbots, with businesses facing fines of up to $3,500 for repeated violations.

600 Red Light Cameras Reach NYC Intersections: What To Know

The City has reached the legal limit for red light cameras.

Israel Detains NYC Congressional Nominee Brad Lander

A volunteer trip to help Palestinian farmers harvest olives took an unexpected turn near Bethlehem.

NYC’s Richest Person Is Worth $94.9B

A new Forbes ranking reveals the wealthiest residents in every state, including the billionaire who calls Manhattan's Upper East Side home.

🌱 Patch AM: Investigators hit NYC adult day cares in major Medicaid fraud crackdown

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Keller Williams NYC Celebrates Agent Vicky Zhang Winning Two Illustrious Awards

Zhang, Head of Pan Asia Sales, was honored as a Hurun U30 recipient, as well as receiving the Global Youth Leadership Award from the UN

“A Brief Affair” Arrives on Streaming Today

Writer-director Ludovica Rampoldi turns a hotel-room affair into a game of chessboxing

🌱 Patch AM: NYC Housing Market Shifts As Buyers Gain An Advantage Not Seen In Years

And on the New York Patch calendar - Women's Entrepreneurship Event at Berkeley College

One Heartbeat For the Knicks: Hundreds Pack Marcus Meets Malcolm

Historic Knicks Championship Watch Party as PIX11 and Spectrum News NY1 Capture the Magic

Beyond the Brass: Harlem’s African American Day Parade Confronts Growing Pains and Missing City Hall Allies

Behind Grambling’s brass and Senator Cordell Cleare’s march, neighbors rally around an iconic tradition while asking City Hall to step up.

JASA Senior Olympics Celebrates Active Aging, Friendship And Team Spirit

High-energy competition at featured Olympic-style opening ceremony, torch carrying, cultural flags, basketball free throws

Lightscape Returns to Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Lightscape, Brooklyn Botanic Garden (BBG)’s illuminated winter trail, returns for its sixth season November 20, 2026 to January 3, 2027.

NYC Housing Market Shifts As Buyers Gain An Advantage Not Seen In Years

A new report finds NYC buyers have more leverage to negotiate home prices.

Powerful El Niño Could Bring Unexpected Winter Weather To New York City

An exceptionally strong El Niño could bring above-average temperatures throughout much of the northern U.S.

Seven Puppets, 10 Voices and One Unpredictable Woman Take the Stage in NYC Nov. 5

Comedic ventriloquist Allison Wonders brings her adults-only puppet comedy to Theatre Row as part of the United Solo Festival.

Security Clearance Denial: What Happens Next

Having knowledgeable representation early can make a meaningful difference.

JASA Brings Generations Together For JASANextGen Family Day Celebrating Creativity And Connection

Students, families and older adults prepared for JASA’s annual Art Show, demonstrating the power of intergenerational volunteering

Gelato Recalled In NYC Over Listeria Risk

The gelato was sold through Oct. 15. Shoppers are urged to check their freezers, and return or discard it.

🌱 Patch AM: Why Roosevelt Avenue neighbors say they’ve had enough of this brothel

Coming up: FUNNY LINES OPEN MIC on the New York Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: How could life sciences reshape jobs and incomes across New York City?

You won’t want to miss Red Riding Hood on the New York Patch calendar

Historic Multi-Cultural Networking Event Nov. 4 Will Unite Entrepreneurs, Corporate Leaders & Professionals

New York City’s business community with a major Multi-Cultural Networking Event on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

🌱 Patch AM: NY Tax Revenue Surges $7.3 Billion Above Forecast As Wall Street Profits Soar

Spotted on the New York calendar: Captain Paul Cuffe and the Whale

NY Tax Revenue Surges $7.3 Billion Above Forecast As Wall Street Profits Soar

Soaring profits are boosting state tax collections, even as New Yorkers struggle with rising costs.

New Nor'easter Forms Off Atlantic Coast: How It Could Impact NYC

An isolated tornado is possible as severe thunderstorms threaten NYC with 60 mph wind gusts.

NYC Sanctuary Laws Survive Trump Administration Lawsuit, Judge Rules

The ruling preserves restrictions on when NYC police and other city agencies can help federal immigration authorities.

NYC Parking Garages Face Push To Ban ICE Staging Operations

The push follows an Oct. 8 shooting in Marble Hill, where officials say ICE agents used a nearby private parking lot to stage an operation.

Beyond the Vault: Why Harlem’s Living Archive Is Packing Downtown Theaters

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HARLEM

When Harlem Ran Wild

An Unsanctioned 5K Reclaims the Asphalt for Community Wellness

Beyond the Footlights: How Jocelyn Bioh’s School Girls Brought West Africa to Bronx Classrooms

When Representation Takes Center Stage: Middle School Students Find Their Humor, Culture, and Voice in American Theater