Trump Order Leaves Energy Project in NYC's Only Red Borough in Limbo
The executive order signed by Trump, a longtime opponent of wind energy, doesn't necessarily ban all wind construction. It ...
Deadly plane crash in DC puts spotlight on NYC's air traffic controller shortages
The tragic, midair collision in Washington, D.C. is putting a spotlight on air traffic controller shortages. It's a ...
Cleanliness in NYC parks and public spaces hit by Adams’ budget cuts: report
The cleanliness updates were included in the mayor’s preliminary management report, which was released Thursday and provides ...
February weather outlook for NYC: More snow and cold ahead
While the groundhog gives one winter forecast, meteorologists might have another. Forecasters at the Farmer’s Almanac say ...
This NYC agency will make on-the-spot job offers at upcoming hiring event
If you’re searching for a new job opportunity and are passionate about working with youth, the New York City Administration ...
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NYC is getting faster at distributing SNAP and cash assistance benefits
More than 80% of people who get food benefits from the city and half of people who get cash assistance were being paid on ...
Helping NYC homeless pregnant woman, and supporting small business
From helping a homeless pregnant woman off the streets and changing her life to highlighting a New Jersey mom’s small ...
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Early spring or more winter? Meteorologist’s 2025 prediction for NYC
Can NYC expect six more weeks of winter – or early spring? FOX 5 NY Meteorologist Nick Gregory his 2025 mid-winter weather outlook.
Inside The NYC Bar Where Water Is A Key Cocktail Ingredient
The Mediterranean and another cocktail on the menu, the whisky-based “Square Root” are infused with tea infusions that are ...
Blackstone nears major deal for NYC office tower in latest sign of post-COVID real estate comeback
Stephen A. Schwarzman-led Blackstone also signed the largest Manhattan office lease of 2024 at Rudin’s 345 Park Ave.
NYC after-school providers warn programs could close without more funds
Dozens of city-contracted after-school providers sent a letter to Mayor Adams warning that a decade of disinvestment has ...
Juan Mercado, of West Babylon, sentenced to 4 years for taking $329K in bribes as superintendent for NYC Housing Authority
A West Babylon man, who served as a former superintendent for the New York City Housing Authority, was sentenced Friday to 4 years in prison for taking nearly $330,000 in bribes.