The Parks Department says it’s turning over a new leaf after Astoria residents complained about four trees planted in the middle of the sidewalk. [ more › ]
Designed by George Keister and developed by George M. Cohan, the Bronx Opera House is located at East 149th Street.
In 2023, nearly half of the city’s new landmark sites were in the Bronx and Queens. [ more › ]
Billionaires, real estate developers and the gaming behemoths are all vying for the highly coveted licenses.
From state legislative chambers to community board meeting halls, the contest for coveted casino licenses is heating up in the coming year. [ more › ]
The city has recovered jobs lost during the pandemic, but there’s been a "deterioration in the mix," according to James Parrott of the New School’s Center for New York City Affairs. [ ]
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Permits have been filed to expand a two-story structure into a five-story residential building at 1406 Lincoln Place in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Located between Utica Avenue and Rochester Avenue, the lot is near the Crown Heights-Utica Avenue subway station, serviced by the 2, 3, and 4 trains. Benzion Weiss of Lincoln Place Realty Holdings LLC is listed as the owner behind the applications. 
Demolition has concluded at 620 Twelfth Avenue, the site of a six-story storage and office facility in Hells Kitchen. Owned by Edison Properties and leased to Verizon Communications for $50 million, the structure will span 269,000 square feet and include a cellar level, which may feature on-site parking for the network operator. Nordest Services served as the demolition contractor for the property, which is alternately addressed as 648 West 48th Street and is bound by West 47th and West 48th Streets and the Hudson River Greenway.
Winchester Partners, a collaboration between Twining Properties and LMXD, has announced the commencement of construction for Winchester Green, a two-tower development at 315 Winchester Avenue in New Haven's Science Park. The $90 million project aims to turn an underutilized parking lot into a mixed-use and mixed-income community space, expected to open in early 2026.
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The bill would have changed the state’s wrongful death law – considered to be one of the most restrictive in the country. [ more › ]
Lauryn Hill performs during "Hip Hop 50 Live" concert at Yankee Stadium.
Here's a look at some of the concerts, albums and celebrations that dazzled in 2023. [ more › ]
Their goal, NYC Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch says, is to leave no trace behind. [ more › ]
The state health department is warning residents to keep their alcohol consumption in check in the new year.
The state health department is warning residents to keep their alcohol consumption in check in the new year. [ more › ]
People celebrate New Year's in Times Square on Dec. 31, 2022.
The zone will now run from 6th to 8th avenues and from 41st to 57th streets. [ more › ]
An NYPD cruiser seen in the Bronx on Feb. 10, 2023
The man allegedly struck a 43-year-old woman in the face with an “unknown object.” [ more › ]
A Pallas’ cat living in Brooklyn's Prospect Park Zoo.
It was a year of “wild” animal stories. [ more › ]
A 7-train is approaches an elevated subway station in Queens.
From our transit newsletter: The NYC transit stories that drove the news cycle this year, getting around the city over NYE weekend and a reader question about the Interborough Express line. [ more › ]
New York's right-to-repair law says you manufacturers can no longer restrict their replacement parts and manuals to specially authorized repair shops. You can DIY repairs or take your gear to an independent shop to be fixed with original parts.
You no longer have to bring your gear directly to manufacturers or their authorized shops for repair. [ more › ]
The legal use market generated$16.3 million in revenue during the 2023 fiscal year.
The new stats come after a rocky beginning for the industry, which faced competition from illegal smoke shops as well as a floundering licensing process. [ more › ]
Street vendors sell merchandise on the Brooklyn Bridge pedestrian path on March 16.
Citing overcrowding and safety concerns, Mayor Eric Adams says vendors will be banned from the span starting Wednesday. [ more › ]
Hackettstown, New Jersey officials announced their plans for an M&M "drop" New Year's Eve at a recent press conference. Think the Times Square ball drop ... only sweeter.
Hackettstown, home of M&M maker Mars, will host its first-ever M&M ball drop. [ more › ]
Because it's time to look back at your year through data, here are your afternoon links: an infamous Jersey Shore club is torn down, a dog stabbing mystery, the world's population grew by about 1%, and more from around the city and internet. [ more › ]
A woman uses her laptop computer at an outdoor cafe in Jacksonville, Oregon.
Experts say scammers are working overtime to divert money to fraudulent charities from generous givers. [ more › ]
Black Lives Matter protest to demand justice for death of Jordan Neely .
Police officials blame a national TikTok trend for an 11% increase in car thefts. [ more › ]
Tucked into timeless landscapes — enchanted mountains, tranquil lakes, and vivacious vineyards welcome you into evergreen adventures in the Chautauqua-Allegheny region. From boundless parks and great
A photo of the dog the NYPD posted to social media on Wednesday.
The Queens DA charged the 16-year-old with menacing and weapons possession after police say he stole a dog. [ more › ]
Surveillance footage shows a suspect entering the stolen vehicles.
The brothers, 25 and 30, are charged in a 16-count indictment with crimes related to theft and possession of vehicles. [ more › ]
The Circle Line
Leave the tree and Broadway to the tourists. [ more › ]
Rush hour traffic jam on the Williamsburg Bridge in Brooklyn.
Car and truck traffic crossing bridges and tunnels into New York City reached an all-time high of 335 million vehicles, according to the MTA. [ more › ]
The iconic Times Square New Year's Ball and its new bowtie pattern.
Thousands descend on Times Square on Dec. 31 each year. We’ve got you covered on holiday-related street closures and subway service changes, and what to know about security. [ more › ]
Revelers in Times Square
“Public safety is a shared responsibility, and the life you save could be your own,” NYPD Commissioner Edward A. Caban said. [ more › ]
The city is dismantling a program created in the 1990s by then-Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
Mayor Eric Adams says the city will stop the raids in response to neighborhood complaints. [ more › ]
Because stealing leaves is in, here are your afternoon links: Ads are coming to Amazon Prime Video, a huge Shakira statue, the best city in the U.S. to celebrate NYE, and more from around the city and internet. [ more › ]
The union representing 20,000 cleaning staffers in New York City offices says it's avoided a potential strike.
Negotiators say the deal with office owners and managers came after months of gridlock. [ more › ]
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Police say Diamond Matthews, 22, a worker in the Office of Technology and Innovation, was arrested Tuesday in East Harlem. [ more › ]
The transit agency is looking for solutions to what it says is a $285 million problem. [ more › ]
NYPD vehicles are seen at a busy intersection in Jackson Heights, Queens, on July 9, 2018.
The suspects broke into the Queensboro Hill home earlier this month and left with $130,000 in cash, according to police. [ more › ]
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