The nonprofit Fresh Air Fund offers free summer sleepaway camps in New York's Mid-Hudson Valley for New York City youth aged 8 to 17.
The school closures come after ongoing financial challenges and enrollment declines.
About 250 people gathered in Greenwich Village to celebrate a City Council vote to create 21,500 new vending permits decades in the making.
At Mount Sinai and Montefiore, nurses approved their contracts and will return to work this weekend.
If confirmed, the nominee would make history as the first Egyptian American to lead the New York City Department of Investigations.
The Park Avenue hotel is up for sale after its owners spent billions in renovations.
Residents with Monday service should set out materials Monday evening for Tuesday pickup, city sanitation officials said.
As part of the agreement, nurses will return to work on Feb. 14.
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The figure was updated after an individual was found unresponsive on Tuesday.
The LIAACC Delivery Grant aligns with the purpose of the JumpSMART Small Business Downtown Investment Program
Nurses from NewYork-Presbyterian join nurses at Montefiore and Mount Sinai Hospitals in voting on tentative agreements.
A World Cup pilot could let riders take any NYC bus for free, testing fare‑free service and affordability across the city’s transit system.
Free seats remain for New York City Public Schools educators, and low-cost access is available nationwide.
Mamdani highlights city efforts to ensure school meals are both nutritious and consumed by students.
A 45-year-old man was stabbed multiple times in the back two months ago.
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Senator Chan demands city response after wave of car thefts in southern Brooklyn.
Residents report paying for city-issued garbage cans that never arrived.
Frustrations of snow-blocked streets become a topic at a budget hearing in Albany.
The man was shot in the thigh and groin, according to police.
Albany budget hearing turns political theater as Assemblyman Brown presses Mamdani on sensitive issues beyond finances.
After warning of a historic deficit, City Hall pushes recurring revenue while critics cite past projections that never materialized.
A number of housing markets in New York expected to heat up in 2026.
Ferry service has been shut down since Jan. 27.
The city’s chief medical examiner testified at an oversight hearing on Tuesday.
Amid a nationwide affordability crisis, UMSV's programs remove financial barriers and extend higher education pathways to more students
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A speed sandwich challenge, live DJ and giveaways take over Fulton Street as customers step behind the counter to test their skills.
Three senior appointments signal a push on digital equity, accessibility, and aging as the Mamdani administration fills leadership posts.
Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal said he and others plan to raise the flag back up at the monument on Thursday.
The city has not provided an update on if Alternate Side Parking would resume later this week.
The city focused new trees in heat-vulnerable neighborhoods across all five boroughs, using a new strategy to expand canopy faster.
New memoir and album chronicles an artist's marriage to legendary publicist Howard Bragman and the healing power of art
Gov. Kathy Hochul said state reforms would speed housing, childcare and infrastructure projects while keeping environmental protections.
The city will gather tenant testimony in all five boroughs and deliver a policy plan within 90 days of the final hearing.
Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch unveiled department changes at the State of the NYPD address.
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The Old Farmer’s Almanac’s forecast offers a look inside what spring has in store.