New York City dominated the 50 Top Pizza USA 2026 rankings, with 11 restaurants earning national recognition and rave reviews from diners.
Grant will Transform Outdoor Space for Older Adults in the East Village
Three key congressional wins endorsed by Zohran Mamdani signal a rising progressive movement in New York City.
The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. See the voting outcomes for the 15th State Senate District elections so far.
The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. See the voting outcomes for the 12th Senate District elections so far.
The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. See the voting outcomes for the 7th Congressional District election so far.
The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. Here are the results so far in the 10th Congressional District Democratic primary.
A grand jury indicted a NYPD officer accused of drawing a gun on a coworker at One Police Plaza, prosecutors said in court filings.
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Prosecutors say Thomas Dono supervised a 10-person crew that stole $1.7 million in Chanel goods from a Manhattan flagship store.
Why Cohesion, Not Just Condition, Can Shape First Impressions and Influence Perceived Value in New York City's Luxury Market
As New York Home Buyers Demand Greater Transparency, Listing Language Is Becoming More Objective and Data-Driven
Mixed-use development is growing across NYC, but its impact on housing costs and affordability differs by neighborhood and policy.
Only 4% of registered voters cast ballots during early voting for the June primary election, with low youth turnout.
The Diamond Trend Defining Bridal and Fine Jewelry in 2026
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New York City issues executive order expanding heat protections for 1.4 million outdoor workers with new safety plans and guidance.
Exhibitor applications now open for America's premier celebration of bagel culture
A man lost consciousness above the Knicks parade crowd. Strangers worked together to bring him back.
The New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc. is the
A NYC Pricing Scandal Highlights the Hidden Fees and Financial Pressures Facing Drivers Statewide
After a Medicare fraud crackdown, wheelchair approvals got more complex. A Patch investigation found denied amounts more than tripled.
Minority-owned businesses contribute significantly to the culture, vitality and economic strength of New York City and New York State.
The victim was slashed with a broken glass bottle.
Four restaurants closed in New York City this week.
A day Knicks fans have dreamed of as the world champions celebrated their title win and Patch was there to capture the historic moments.
Selfhelp Community Services is hosting events all year to honor 90 years of work
The ticker-tape parade will begin near Bowling Green and travel north along Broadway to City Hall.
2 Musicals and 10 New Plays to Have World Premieres! July 23–August 16 at AMT Theater in the Theater District!
Limited Engagement Runs June 16 - 28 at the Abrons Arts Center.
Over 200 young dancers from across the city performed to celebrate five decades of NDI’s in-school programs
At Tribeca Film Festival, Bone Valley Season 5 revisits a homicide investigation in Putnam County as new questions emerge.
The Report Finds Older and Younger Chinese American Voters Get Their News in Two Separate Worlds.
The awards, regarded as the 'Oscars' of the U.S. restaurant industry, honor excellence from fine dining to casual gems.
Cosimo Cavallaro Reimagines Jesus in the Provocative Art Experience 'Passion of the Crust'
Drivers should expect delays across Midtown as France and Senegal draw thousands to NYNJ Stadium.
City Hall will make July 1 payments on time after nonprofits and council leaders challenged a potential delay.
Showers and thunderstorms move into the region Wednesday before a warmer, more humid pattern peaks Thursday.
Three Generations Come Together in the New Solo Show A Women in Reverse
Mayor details plans for a historic Knicks parade, addresses World Cup transit concerns and discusses NYPD tactics.