Newly commissioned New York City police officers graduate from the police academy at a ceremony in Madison Square Garden on July 1, 2022 in New York City, New York.
This is the third new police academy class Adams has announced this year. [ more › ]
The list, created by a commission, includes expanding health services, lowering the cost of basic necessities, and reducing racial and economic segregation. [ more › ]
Fire officials battling a brush fire in Washington Heights amid citywide drought warning on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024.
The move comes as the city battles brush fires and imposes water-saving measures to counter extreme dry conditions. [ more › ]
Wetlands and urbanization, New Jersey.
Millburn Township has joined more than 20 other towns in a lawsuit seeking to overturn the state’s affordable housing law that Gov. Phil Murphy signed in March. [ more › ]
Because we've moved beyond chill beats to study to, here are your afternoon links: Luxury buildings holding little field trips for their tenants, "Star Wars" Storm Troopers for good, freestyle chess and more. [ more › ]
The Raiders are on the verge of adding two more partial owners.
The 76ers are likely holding their breath over one of their biggest stars.
Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch is being tapped to head the NYPD
Tisch has long been rumored to be in line for the post. [ more › ]
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An outdoor dining shed at the Double Dutch Espresso café in Harlem. A City Council bill is proposing new regulations on outdoor dining structures, including fees and seasons of operation.
Because the sheds are coming down, here are your early links: New York is a sauce town, we used to have 144 time zones on this continent, beanies that make you look like a cat and more. [ more › ]
An apartment building with rental unit stands in Manhattan building on April 11, 2024.
A new report from the Fiscal Policy Institute hones in on costs from 2019-2023. [ more › ]
A crowded 2 train seen at the Times Square subway station in Manhattan on Nov. 6, 2023.
Service was partially suspended starting around 6 a.m. on Wednesday. [ more › ]
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A new ten-year lease extension was recently signed by commerce media company Criteo at 387 Park Avenue South, a 13-story office building located in NoMad, Manhattan. Owned by TF Cornerstone, the building is currently at full occupancy.
Officers outside of Jamaica Hospital, where an officer and bystander were being treated after a shooting on Tuesday night.
A 26-year-old bystander was also shot, but both she and the officer are expected to survive, authorities said. [ more › ]
A container holding newspapers is covered with stickers.
Legislation empowers the city’s transportation department to enforce standards for newspaper boxes, streamlining their maintenance and removal. [ more › ]
Protesters against stay limits for migrants in city shelters interrupted a New York City Council oversight hearing on Tuesday. City officials say the limits have helped pare the number of migrants in city shelters.
But a City Council proposal to end limits on shelter stays has languished for months. [ more › ]
The S.S. United States has been docked on the Delaware River waterfront in Philadelphia for years.
The historic S.S. United States is set to be turned into an artificial reef off the coast of Florida. But John Quadrozzi has a different idea. [ more › ]
A new rendering has been revealed for 245 West 55th Street, an 18-story renovation and expansion in Midtown, Manhattan. Developed by New Jersey-based Mandelbaum & Mandelbaum under the 245 West 55th St LLC, the project involves the construction of six new stories above the roof parapet of the current 135-foot-tall mixed-use building, as well as the gut renovation of its 70,000 square feet of interiors and possible residential conversion of its commercial space. The site's zoning also permits the structure's renovation for boutique office use, though it is currently unclear which option the developer is pursuing. The property is located on an interior lot between Eighth Avenue and Broadway.
The affordable housing lottery has launched for 1889 Atlantic Avenue, a nine-story mixed-use building in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Designed by JFA Architects & Engineers and developed by The Jay Group, the structure yields 80 residences. Available on NYC Housing Connect are 27 units for residents at 80 to 130 percent of the area median income (AMI), ranging in eligible income from $68,435 to $218,010.
Police at East 46th Street and First Avenue investigate the site of one of the alleged stabbings in Manhattan that left three people dead on Nov. 18, 2024.
Police say Angel Lata Landi was one of three people killed by 51-year-old Ramon Rivera Monday. [ more › ]
Because dull people don't even need your recognition, we're fine, here are your afternoon links: Triumph of an Upper West Side affordable housing complex, escaped monkey update, Williamsburg priest demoted and more. [ more › ]
A new proposal outlines a 5-year plan to institute universal childcare in New York state.
The new proposal would begin with universal pre-K and 3-K. It already has the backing of several city and state lawmakers. [ more › ]
Because the Lance Armstrongs can't be veering into everyone else, here are your early links: Sidewalk newspaper boxes, Pope Francis wants investigation into potential genocide in Gaza, Coney Island going winter mode and more. [ more › ]
Someone walks their dog on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade as the city faces drought conditions on Nov. 15, 2024.
While an inch of rain is expected to fall by the end of Friday, meteorologists say it still won’t be enough to undo the region’s drought conditions. [ more › ]
New York City water is revered as some of the finest in the nation. But its buildings are served by tens of thousands of lead pipes.
The map’s release comes one month after the EPA announced that all lead pipes carrying drinking water in the country must be replaced in 10 years. [ more › ]
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Construction is rising on 540 Atlantic Avenue, a two-tower residential development in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. Designed by NA Design Studio and developed by JCS Realty under the 540 Atlantic Realty LLC, the project consists of two eight-story, 84-foot-tall wings and will yield 159 units with an average scope of 682 square feet, as well as 4,843 square feet of ground-floor commercial space and 51 enclosed parking spaces. The through-lot property is located between 3rd and 4th Avenues with frontage on Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Street.
‘Tis the season of scenic shopping splendor! New York State transforms into a shopper’s paradise during the holiday season, offering everything from luxury boutiques to charming, decked-out main
Ashokan Reservoir in the Catskills, which supplies water to New York City.
The last six weeks have been the driest in the city’s history, according to officials. [ more › ]
A small group of supers protested new trash pickup times outside City Hall.
The supers said new pickup rules have extended their workdays, cutting into quality time with family. [ more › ]
The MTA hopes congestion pricing reduces this type of gridlock in Manhattan.
The MTA plans to launch the Manhattan tolls on Jan. 5. That gives the federal government fewer than 50 days give its final sign-off for the program. [ more › ]
Presidential candidate Shirley Chisholm (3rd from left) attends a campaign event at the Richard Feigen Gallery in New York City on June 13, 1972.
The resolution marks the legacy of the first Black congresswoman, just shy of what would have been her 100th birthday. [ more ›
Pallets of canned goods are stacked inside the food pantry at St. Augustine's Church on November 23, 2009 in the Bronx borough of New York City.
About 14% of New York City adults and 18% of families with children visited a food pantry last year, according to the report. [ more › ]
Because the Giants' backup is getting another shot, here are your afternoon links: Why Corona swung for Trump, the four-year cruise for people fleeing Trump, competitive forklifting and more. [ more › ]
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Because everyone in med school wants to be a dermatologist now, here are your early links: Eric Adams and Donald Trump ringside at UFC, Mikie Sherrill running for NJ governor, NSA podcast and more. [ more › ]
A person surfs on an elevated 5 subway train in the Bronx on March 16, 2023.
Several Council committees are expected to hear from MTA and other officials about the trend on Monday. [ more › ]
A bag of organic carrots sold by Grimmway Farms photographed in Lafayette, California, on Nov. 17, 2024.
Health officials have linked dozens of infections nationwide with multiple brands of recalled carrots sold by Grimmway Farms. [ more › ]
Charming coastal villages, world-class wineries, and fresh seafood galore await on an accessible weekend getaway on Long Island. You may find yourself exploring a Gold Coast Mansion, shopping in the Hamptons, or admiring artwork at a renowned art museum! Check out disability activist Paula Carozzo’s visit to Long Island and get ready to plan your amazing accessible weekend.
From the mighty roar of Niagara Falls to world-class art collections to Grammy-award winning orchestra performances, incredible experiences await in Buffalo and Niagara Falls for visitors who are blind or have low vision.
New York State is full of charming towns that will have you feeling like you’ve stepped into a Hallmark movie. Have a holly jolly time as you take an enchanting ride in a vintage train car on the
Winter is almost here and it's time to start planning your next adventure in New York State! Will you opt to head outdoors for snow-related activities like skiing the greatest vertical east of the
From charming and inclusive communities to world-renowned culinary experiences to moving museums and historic sites, amazing adventures await travelers who have autism and other developmental disabilities.
Experience the magic of the season this December in New York State with an event for each day of the month to get you into the holiday spirit. Travel back to the Gilded Age in the Hudson Valley,
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When you only see snow on your commute to and from work, of course, winter can feel like a drag. But when you actually escape the bustle of the city for a cozy getaway weekend? Suddenly the fluffy white snow and crystal icicles are like pure magic. No matter what you’re looking for, whether it's skiing, small-town vibes, big-city excitement, or R&R at a resort, we’ve got a trip that’s just right—and less than a three-hour drive from NYC.