Dangerous Thunderstorms, Flash Flooding And Possible Tornadoes Expected In NYC

Storms are expected to intensify after a brief lull. Here's what you need to know.

Judge Rejects NYC's Bid To Dismiss Transgender Shelter Lawsuit

A homeless woman's allegations cleared a major legal hurdle that could affect shelter policies across New York.

throo Launches the World’s First AI Agent that can Book and Pay for Real-World Real-World Rides

Throo enables AI agents to autonomously book and pay for rides in New York City on its zero-commission driver network

NYC Renters Could Soon Get Doorstep Help Organizing Against Landlords

City volunteers will knock on doors in buildings with housing violations to help renters learn their rights and organize.

Wildfire Smoke Could Damage NYC Cars

New York drivers may face unexpected car problems after dangerous air conditions swept through the City.

3 Injured After Man Sets Off ‘Incendiary Device’ Outside NYC Government Building

Federal authorities took the man into custody, NYPD officials said.

The Beat Goes On: How New York Finally Stopped Policing Dancing

A conversation between Kahshanna Evans and Dance Parade Executive Director Greg Miller on culture and New York's dance freedom movement

NYC Teaching Assistants Get $10,000 Pay Raises After City Council Vote

The vote could change how the City handles union pay negotiations.

Free Summer Learning Program Serves More Than 120 Students at South Bronx Early College Academy

The program returns to SBECA as national data shows Summer Boost students gained additional weeks of math and English Language Arts learning

If you or a family member are Injured on the NYC Subway? Here's What You Need to Know

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

Flushing Town Hall Presents U.S. Debut of the Afro-Latin-Taiwanese Jazz Collaboration

This performance reunites award-winning Arturo O'Farrill and Vincent Hsu for a one-night-only cultural exchange.

I Got Tired of eBay's Fees, So I Went Looking for an Alternative — Here's What Actually Worked

An honest take on ditching eBay for a free eBay alternative — and why sites like eBay aren't all the same.

NYC Wildfire Smoke Equals Up To 9 Cigarettes A Day, Expert Says

Three NYC doctors explain the risks and what to do if you need to go outside.

Here’s How Much NYC Elected Officials Could Afford After Their Pay Raises

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.

NYC Renters Say They’re Being Charged Unlawfully for Repairs

A new city housing plan targets repeat violations, but renters say the bigger fight begins after they report problems.

throo Announces "House Cup" Challenge

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 Helps Young Aviators Take Flight Through Rhinebeck Aerodrome Program

Fox Rothschild’s New York City office is partnering with Rhinebeck Aerodrome’s Youth Aviation Program.

NYC’s 23-Point Housing Plan Could Change The Renting Landscape

A new plan could change how New Yorkers deal with apartment problems, repairs and housing complaints.

New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Announces Official Launch Sept. 1st, 2026

The New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (NYCMSBCC) has announced its official upscale soft launch networking eve

N.Y. Business Leader Leads the N.Y.C Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce Into Soft Launch 9.1.2026

Founding Pres. Phil Andrews brings decades of chamber leadership, small-business advocacy, public relations experience & Service to N.Y.C.

Job creators need relief from skyrocketing hospital prices

The Fair Pricing Act would help my staff afford care

House Passes Bill Making Daylight Savings Time Permanent: How New York's Reps Voted

The House voted 308-117 Tuesday to pass the Sunshine Protection Act.

Fair Pricing Act would lower hospital costs

Rising healthcare costs are not sustainable for small businesses

5 Things To Know About NYC's Plan To Close Rikers Island

Changes are underway, but key challenges remain before the City's jail system can transform.

Doctor Reveals How To Stay Safe From Foodborne Parasites In NYC

A stomach illness is spreading in unexpected ways. Here’s what doctors want you to know before your next meal.

Love, Grief, and the Long Arm of the Law

In God's Hands streams worldwide today, pairing a child-trafficking manhunt with a detective's reckoning between faith and forbidden feeling

NYC Online Tool Will Help Residents Fight Hard-To-Cancel Subscriptions

The City is hiring technologists to build digital tools that make services easier to access and solve everyday problems.

NYC's Elite Specialized High Schools Admit Disproportionately Few Black Students

Three Black students were admitted to Stuyvesant this year. Staten Island Tech admitted only one.

NYC Small Businesses Could Open Faster Under New Plan

New legislation targets lengthy permitting delays that many business owners say slow growth before opening day.

Free Parents' Night Out Program Launches In NYC

Families must register online between July 13 and July 20 and may select only one location.

Teen Removed From Adult ICE Detention Nearly Two Months

A court stepped in after conflicting records raised questions about how the teenager ended up in adult detention.

Affordable Housing Replaces NYPD Parking Lot In NYC

A long-awaited neighborhood project moves forward after years of planning. Here's what it means for residents.

Maplewood To Host 'National Night Out' Event Next Month

Community members of all ages are encouraged to attend and take part in this family-friendly event.

JMG Public Relations Welcomes Celebrity Chef and Restaurateur, Aarthi Sampath, to Client Roster

Award-Winning PR Firm Partners with Acclaimed Chef for Opening of Her First Restaurant, Disrupting Traditional Indian Dining in NYC

New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Soft Launch Set for September 1, 2026

The NYCMSBCC acts as a powerful catalyst for wealth creation within historically underserved communities.

Smart Glasses Banned In NYC Courts

The latest courtroom restriction targets a growing technology that has raised new privacy concerns.

Celebrate World Kebab Day with Half-Off Döner Sandwiches at Döner Haus!

Because where else would you celebrate?

Taylor Swift Paid More Than $160,000 To NYC

Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Swift paid for the permit and response for her Madison Square Garden wedding.

Cancel Subscriptions With One Click: NYC Approves New Rules

Paying more than expected could become harder for businesses as new rules reshape how companies charge customers.

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