Get Free School Supplies In Manhattan At These 5 Events

Several community organizations are hosting giveaways with backpacks, notebooks and more this month.

A Penn Station Tunnel Is Open Again. Another One Will Close This Fall

The East River Tunnel linking Penn Station and Queens is back in service after 15 months, but another tunnel will close this fall.

These Are The Best Public High Schools In NYC For 2026-27: U.S. News

Here are the NYC public schools that rose to the top for the 2026-27 school year.

Housing Provider Must Help Tenants Avoid Eviction: Lawsuit

A new settlement requires a supportive housing provider to help tenants struggling to pay rent.

Confidence In Historic Super El Niño Grows: What To Know In NYC

The El Niño has a 90 percent chance of becoming a very strong event this fall and winter, forecasters said.

The Chinese-American Planning Council Hosted 2026 Annual Queens Special Needs Summer Festival

The Picnic celebrated families and caregivers of special needs community members

Car Pollution Declined. But NYC Air Quality Barely Changed, Report Finds

A year of data found little change in overall pollution, despite fewer vehicles entering Manhattan’s congestion zone.

Real New York Announces Expansion of Management Team, Including New Chief Operating Officer

The brokerage welcomes industry veterans:Sarine Atamian, Mark Greenley, Amanda Werner and Ty Pauley

First Round Of Showers Arriving Soon Before Heavier Downpours Hit NYC

Downpours return Sunday afternoon, with heavier rain possible overnight and into Monday.

NYC Wastes $5 - $20 Million 0n Useless Fluoridation, Yearly

Adding fluoride chemicals into NYC's drinking water is claimed to reduce tooth decay dramatically; but it's not.

New York City Minority Smalll Business Chamber of Commerce Soft Launch N.Y.C. 9.1.2026

Tuesday, September 1, 2026, from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Fogo de Chão in Elmhurst, Queens, New York 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.

NYC Restaurants Ordered Closed August 7 - 14

Seven restaurants closed in New York City this week.

Tenant Groups Move To Defend NYC Rent Freeze

A new court filing lays out the evidence tenant groups say supports keeping rents frozen this fall.

Why NYC’s Restoration Industry Is Booming

The Numbers Behind Water Damage, Recovery, and Resilience

Automatic Tariff Refunds Coming To These NYC Residents

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

NYC Child Care Fees Eliminated For Families Receiving Subsidies

Families receiving city child care assistance will no longer have to pay their required fees for care.

The AI Boom Has Overtaken NYC, And Workers Are Divided

As investors and companies embrace AI in New York City, workers are far less certain the technology will improve their jobs.

NYC Students Can Enter Lottery For Free Broadway Tickets

A new city partnership is opening the door to Broadway and cultural institutions for students across New York City.

Parasite Cases In NYC: See Latest Data, Products To Avoid

Newly reported cyclosporiasis cases are declining in New York City, but the outbreak continues to grow.

Filmmaker Ecco Música Brings Visibility, Community & Conversation to the Screen with 'Am I Queer Yet?'

Black, Non-Binary and unapologetically telling their story, Ecco and the cast explore the many intricacies of navigating gender and race.

From Wall Street to Startups: The Digital Tools Helping NYC Companies Manage Intellectual Property

Tips on how to stay ahead of the game...

What Losing Work Authorization Could Mean For NYC Labor

From staffing shortages to workplace concerns, TPS termination could affect businesses and essential services across the city.

Prediction Market Rules Could Change In NYC

The City Council is investigating whether platforms use deceptive marketing and if New Yorkers need stronger consumer protections.

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.

Rising Rents Squeeze Apartments Young Renters Can Afford

Starting salaries struggle to keep pace with the rising cost of smaller apartments, report finds.

Major Change To NYC Subway Air-Conditioning

Sweaty subway riders have been asking for relief. The City’s answer could look very different from traditional air conditioning.

NYC Could Put Amazon On The Hook For Delivery Workers And Street Safety

A proposed law would change how Amazon and other delivery giants operate last-mile facilities.

New York Cares joins 9/11 Day for Four-Day Event Aboard The Intrepid

Visit www.newyorkcares.org/event/911-day-service to sign up and learn more

Judge Halts NYC’s Second-Home Surcharge Rollout

A new lawsuit takes aim at the City’s rollout of the pied-à-terre surcharge.

Boat Operator Arrested After 2 Die In Liberty Island Capsizing: Authorities

A 5-month-old girl and 27-year-old woman died after all 14 people aboard the vessel went into the water Saturday night.

Parents Can Ride With Open Strollers In NYC Bus Expansion

Parents and caregivers can now roll onto more MTA buses without folding their strollers.

New York Just Hosted the Future of Wellness — Here's What Biohackers Are Betting On

Inside the Biohackers World Conference NYC, where the city's health-obsessed came to see what's next in longevity science.

NYC Has 7 Visitors For Every Resident. Now Tourism Is Facing A New Test

NYC welcomed 65 million visitors last year, but changing visitor patterns are reshaping the tourism economy.

I Sold My Garage Clutter on Sites Like eBay Instead of Doing a Yard Sale — Here's What Worked

A real NYC experiment in learning to sell products online and buy from independent sellers instead of running a yard sale.

Four Things Professional Dementia Caregivers Would Like Every Family to Know

Caring for someone with dementia is an act of love, but it can also be one of life’s greatest challenges.

A New Yorker's Guide To The 2026 U.S. Open

The U.S. Open will be from Aug. 23 to Sept. 13.

The Leadership Gap: Why New York City Companies Need Better Training for Tomorrow’s Leaders

How to Offer the Skills Our Teams Need

Fines And Impoundments Coming For Illegal E-Bikes And Scooters In NYC

New Yorkers riding illegal e-bikes and scooters could see their vehicles seized as the City targets unsafe devices.

New Developments In Cyclospora, Salmonella Outbreaks: What To Know In NYC

Symptoms for both include diarrhea, nausea and more.

NYC Comedy Night Supports Children With Disabilities

Thursday's comedy benefit will feature Tim Dillon, Mike Recine, Monroe Martin and Dr. Anthony Drew.