Three innovative cocktail bars have opened across Manhattan and Queens in recent months, offering New Yorkers everything from hour-themed drinks to cutting-edge molecular mixology, according to a recent dining guide.
New York business leaders are pressing City Hall to temporarily lift strict short-term rental restrictions during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, warning that hotel capacity shortages could drive visitors and spending to New Jersey.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Gov. Kathy Hochul appeared together Thursday for the second time this week to advance their universal childcare initiative, citing new data that connects inadequate child care access to homelessness in the city.
Hundreds of New Yorkers filed complaints about unplowed snow in city parks following this week's blizzard, with Brooklyn locations generating the most grievances, according to 311 data.
NYC Health + Hospitals/South Brooklyn Health unveiled its newly renovated Oncology and Infusion Center on Friday, February 27, following a $2 million transformation designed to expand cancer care access and improve the patient experience.
New York state lawmakers are accelerating work on a package of immigration protection bills following the death of a blind refugee who was abandoned by federal agents outside a closed Buffalo coffee shop last week.
Burger King is testing artificial intelligence-powered headsets that monitor whether employees greet customers with words like "welcome" and "thank you," according to the fast food chain's parent company.
A City Council hearing examining the city's response to January's winter storm was postponed Monday when another major snowfall dropped close to 20 inches across the five boroughs, according to city officials.
The Bronx faced whiteout conditions and record snowfall Monday as the city's first blizzard in a decade prompted Mayor Zohran Mamdani to declare a local state of emergency and activate warming centers across all five boroughs.
More than 4,000 nurses will return to work at NewYork-Presbyterian hospitals this week after overwhelmingly approving a new contract that ends the longest nurses strike in New York City history, according to the New York State Nurses Association.
As spring arrives and homeowners begin planning their gardens, a local biologist is sharing practical advice on how to create pollinator-friendly spaces that support the ecosystem.
New Yorkers with disabilities encounter significantly longer wait times when booking wheelchair-accessible rides through Uber and Lyft, with only 7% of app-based vehicles equipped to serve customers with mobility needs, according to a new report.
A small Afghan bakery in Brooklyn Heights has been selling out of its traditional baked goods daily since opening in December, according to its co-owners.
Man found dead under Manhattan Bridge brings NYC's cold weather death toll to 19 as frigid temperatures continue claiming lives among the city's vulnerable.
Manhattan neighborhoods dominate NYC's priciest areas, with Tribeca leading at $6,000+ monthly rents while outer boroughs face their own affordability pressures.
Tokyo's Susumu Kakinuma, godfather of Japan's Neapolitan pizza scene, cooks at Lower East Side's Sake No Hana Feb. 24-28. Years-in-the-making collaboration debuts.
Captain Angela DeSantis has guided more than 50,000 crossings of New York Harbor, becoming a beloved figure among the commuters who depend on her steady hand.
At 89, William Crawford sees his life's work celebrated in a major exhibition, having spent six decades capturing musicians from Miles Davis to modern stars.
At 72, Dolores Hernandez has built a network of seven community gardens that provide fresh produce, green space, and gathering places for neighbors.