How Mixed-Use Housing Impacts NYC Affordability

Mixed-use development is growing across NYC, but its impact on housing costs and affordability differs by neighborhood and policy.

Here's What NYC Early Voting Numbers Show

Only 4% of registered voters cast ballots during early voting for the June primary election, with low youth turnout.

Elongated Diamond Shapes are Taking Over Jewelry

The Diamond Trend Defining Bridal and Fine Jewelry in 2026

What Traffic Reveals About NYC’s Communities

It may not be what you think...

NYC Orders Heat Protections For Outdoor Workers

New York City issues executive order expanding heat protections for 1.4 million outdoor workers with new safety plans and guidance.

Don't Get Left Behind the Counter, Bagel Shops! New York BagelFest Applications Close on June 26th

Exhibitor applications now open for America's premier celebration of bagel culture

EMT Climbs Subway Tower, Revives Man During Knicks Parade

A man lost consciousness above the Knicks parade crowd. Strangers worked together to bring him back.

New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Announces Official September 2026

The New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc. is the

New York Drivers Are Being Squeezed: Bronx Dealer Settlement Exposes Hidden Fees Amid Record Debt

A NYC Pricing Scandal Highlights the Hidden Fees and Financial Pressures Facing Drivers Statewide

Medicare Covers Power Wheelchairs For Life At Home. Disabled New Yorkers Need Them For Life Outside It.

After a Medicare fraud crackdown, wheelchair approvals got more complex. A Patch investigation found denied amounts more than tripled.

N.Y.C. Minority Chamber of Commerce launches mission to expand opportinities to contracting & economic growth

Minority-owned businesses contribute significantly to the culture, vitality and economic strength of New York City and New York State.

Man Slashed in Neck Near Knicks Championship Parade

The victim was slashed with a broken glass bottle.

NYC Restaurants Ordered Closed June 12 -18

Four restaurants closed in New York City this week.

PHOTOS: Knicks Go Down 'Canyon of Heroes' In Historic Championship Parade

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 Honors Jackson Heights Residents Age 90 And Older During 90th Anniversary Party

Selfhelp Community Services is hosting events all year to honor 90 years of work

Knicks Parade: Route, Street Closures, Subway Changes And Security Rules

The ticker-tape parade will begin near Bowling Green and travel north along Broadway to City Hall.

The 2026 Broadway Bound Theatre Festival Comes to AMT Theater in July/August

2 Musicals and 10 New Plays to Have World Premieres! July 23–August 16 at AMT Theater in the Theater District!

Atlas Shakespeare Company Psychological Thriller OTHELLO Opens Tomorrow!

Limited Engagement Runs June 16 - 28 at the Abrons Arts Center.

National Dance Institute (NDI) Celebrated 50 Years of NDI with “Don’t Stop Us Now!”Event of the Year

Over 200 young dancers from across the city performed to celebrate five decades of NDI’s in-school programs

NY Child Murder Case Reopens As Podcast Debuts

At Tribeca Film Festival, Bone Valley Season 5 revisits a homicide investigation in Putnam County as new questions emerge.

New report: NYC's Chinese-American Voting Bloc is Split Along Generational Lines

The Report Finds Older and Younger Chinese American Voters Get Their News in Two Separate Worlds.

3 NY Restaurants, Chefs Named 2026 James Beard Winners

The awards, regarded as the 'Oscars' of the U.S. restaurant industry, honor excellence from fine dining to casual gems.

Melting Boundaries

Cosimo Cavallaro Reimagines Jesus in the Provocative Art Experience 'Passion of the Crust'

Gridlock Alert, Transit Restrictions Hit NYC: Here's What To Know

Drivers should expect delays across Midtown as France and Senegal draw thousands to NYNJ Stadium.

NYC Cash Flow Fears Loom Even As Nonprofits Secure Payments

City Hall will make July 1 payments on time after nonprofits and council leaders challenged a potential delay.

Storm Threat Peaks Midweek In NYC

Showers and thunderstorms move into the region Wednesday before a warmer, more humid pattern peaks Thursday.

Andrea Mezvinsky New Solo Show A WOMAN IN REVERSE Comes to NYC

Three Generations Come Together in the New Solo Show A Women in Reverse

NYC Prepares For Historic Knicks Parade After Postgame Violence

Mayor details plans for a historic Knicks parade, addresses World Cup transit concerns and discusses NYPD tactics.

Musical Explosion

Weapons of Mass Seduction Brings Punk-Rock Politics, Queer Rebellion, and Satirical Chaos to NYC Pride

AI Forces A Reckoning Across NYC Film Industry

Inside Tribeca, filmmakers and technologists debate how AI is transforming access to the industry's gatekeepers.

Does Ketamine Therapy Really Work? What the Research Says

Ketamine for mental health has been studied for more than 20 years. Here's what scientists have learned — and what they're still exploring.

Willem James Cowan Navigates Heartbreak and Displacement on Solemn Folk Single

“Back to the City” is out now

Mamdani Faces DSA Criticism Over NYPD Expansion

Crime continues to decline across the city, but a proposed police hiring increase has opened a rift within the Mayor’s political base.

NYC Primary Turnout Tops 66,000 In First Weekend Of Early Voting

Polls remain open through June 22.

Popular Queens Jazz Trail Concert Series Returns This Summer

Kupferberg Center for the Arts, Flushing Town Hall, Louis Armstrong House Museum & NYC Parks present free 8-week concert series from July 9

New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Announces Official Launch This September

The Newly Formed Organization Positions Itself as the Essential Voice for Minority-Owned Businesses Across Every Major Sector in NYC

17th Annual NYC Multicultural Festival Returns To Harlem, Promoting Unity, Tourism, and Economic Opportunity

"Harlem Welcomes the World" Campaign Brings Global Visibility to Harlem While Strengthening Community Unity and Supporting Local Businesses

Knicks Parade Date Announced: See Details

The Knicks are champions of the NBA for the first time since 1973.

Over 60 Arrested, Teen Shot, Buses Destroyed In Knicks NBA Championship Mayhem

Police girded for unrest as Saturday bled into Sunday and fans celebrated the team's first NBA championship in 53 years.

Queens Students Unveil Renovated Basketball Court at Playground Ninety

Voyages Prep students won a $50,000 renovation grant and helped transform a run-down Jackson Heights court into a colorful community space.