Career criminal arrested for randomly attacking woman on NYC subway - only to be set free next day
New York's lax bail laws allowed a career criminal to quickly return to the streets after committing a violent attack on a woman in a Brooklyn subway. [ more ]
Samantha Barry: 'Getting the keys to my New York apartment, I felt like a power bitch. I couldn't dream that growing up in a council estate in Cork'
Samantha Barry, editor-in-chief of Glamour magazine, prioritizes life, hope, and happiness in New York while emphasizing confidence through self-kindness. [ more ]
How Vision Zero Made New Yorkers Safer and Saved Money
The Vision Zero initiative in New York City reduced traffic injuries and saved Medicaid over $90 million in treating people with traffic-related injuries in its first five years. [ more ]
Brooklyn, a culturally rich borough with 2.6M residents, is a unique blend of 'cool and hip' appeal alongside a long-standing sense of hometown pride. [ more ]
Pedal to the mettle: TD Five Boro Bike Tour sees thousands go the distance despite the dreary weather | amNewYork
The TD Five Boro Bike Tour in NYC saw 35,000 cyclists on a 40-mile ride across all five boroughs, showcasing the city's vibrant cycling community. [ more ]
Your summer arts guide for New York City 2024 | amNewYork
Explore Ice Cold: An Exhibition of Hip-Hop Jewelry at the American Museum of Natural History showcasing custom jewelry worn by renowned hip-hop artists. [ more ]
Good news for Hochul and Adams: More New Yorkers are working than ever
Job growth is uneven across sectors in New York City, with declines in industries like construction that typically employ non-college graduates. [ more ]
Mayor's Fiscal Austerity Manages to Restore $2.2 Billion to City's Budget, Says OMB Director
New York City grapples with budget shortfalls due to unforeseen circumstances, prompting strategic fiscal decisions for containment and recovery. [ more ]
Op-ed | NYC can act on affordable housing as Albany balks on greater reform | amNewYork
New York City is facing a severe affordable housing crisis with increasing rent, lowest homeownership rates, and a high number of eviction filings. [ more ]
Brooklyn man sentenced for killing girlfriend's 4-month-old daughter
A Brooklyn man was sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for fatally injuring his girlfriend's four-month-old daughter.
Brooklyn, despite its recent reputation for being 'cool and hip', holds strong community ties and has always been a significant borough in New York City. [ more ]
Clarissa Dalrymple and David Velasco imagine an art world built on human connection
New York City's cultural legacies embody rebellious spirit and reward unique sensibilities. Clarissa Dalrymple personifies New York cool for generations of artists. [ more ]
Barbara Ross sought a sophisticated city life in New York, driven by her love for collecting unique items and the influence of her family's diverse collections. [ more ]
We Locked Eyes, and Her Face Broke Into a Huge Smile'
Discovering a new deli with great sandwiches and a warm owner led to a cherished morning ritual, demonstrating the importance of small daily moments. [ more ]
NYC says half of those arrested at 2 pro-Palestinian campus protests were not students
Nearly half of arrested protesters in pro-Palestinian protests at New York campuses not affiliated with schools, leading to police involvement and controversy. [ more ]
Monkeypox cases spike in NYC - with Big Apple averaging dozens of cases per month
The number of monkeypox cases in the Big Apple spiked since October, primarily affecting Black/Hispanic men aged 25-44, with most cases being mild. [ more ]
Upstate chainlet Moonburger is bringing meat-free patties to NYC
New meat-free burger joint, Moonburger, to open in Williamsburg this summer, expanding the range of top-notch vegetarian options in New York City. [ more ]
Bialys Institution Kossar's Opens Its New Location Today
New locations of Kossar's and Casa Susanna open in NYC, alongside unique dining experiences like the New York Botanical Garden's Alice in Wonderland menu and Justine Snacks pop-up. [ more ]
NYC public school system got billions more in funding since 2020 despite shrinking enrollment: analysis
Despite a significant drop in student enrollment, the New York City public school system has received billions in additional funding since 2020. [ more ]
Subway stations on the East Coast, particularly New York, exhibit high levels of particulate matter during rush hours, posing serious health risks. [ more ]
A Girl Scouts troop offers hope and 'sisters for life' for migrant children
Migrant children in New York seek asylum in a large hotel turned into a mini-migrant center, where a Girl Scouts troop provides support and activities. [ more ]
Hyped Bubble Tea Chain to Open First New York Location This Week
New international boba chains expanding to New York, Jacob's Pickles relocating, Joe Beddia serving hoagies in NYC, Fishwife tinned fish block party. [ more ]
15 Fun and Fabulous Facts Most People Don't Know About New York City
New York City, once New Amsterdam, holds intriguing historical facts like the oldest piano, impressive gold reserves, and extensive coastlines. [ more ]
Smoking Ice Cream and Other Surprises at a New Thai Spot
Innovative Thai restaurants are emerging in various neighborhoods in New York City, such as the West Village, Upper East Side, and recently, the East Village. [ more ]
Where the Chicken and Crispy Bits Snag the Spotlight
Sempre Oggi in NYC is a new Italian restaurant on the Upper West Side with a vegetable-focused menu and a design inspired by Italy's Gio Ponti. [ more ]
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Op-ed | The fiscal year 2025 Executive Budget gets stuff done for working-class New Yorkers | amNewYork
New York City faced economic challenges post-COVID, managed to stabilize the financial outlook without service disruptions or tax hikes, benefiting working-class individuals. [ more ]