High Wind Watch: ‘Damaging’ Gusts Expected to Hit NYC
While Wednesday is slated to be the warmest day of the week, heavy wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour could hit New York City starting Wednesday evening.
More Than 735,000 Ballots Cast During Early Voting in NYC Mayoral Race
More than 735,000 ballots were cast during the early voting period in the New York City mayoral race, according to the Board of Elections.
Republican Mayoral Candidate Curtis Sliwa Visits The Ohel
With just days left until election day, Republican candidate for NYC mayor, Curtis Sliwa, made a visit to the Rebbe’s Ohel in Cambria Heights, Queens, to pray for strength, wisdom, and a blessing.
New York City Marathon 2025: Street Closures and Route Map
Street closures will begin in the early hours of Sunday morning for the New York City Marathon, a race that will cover all five boroughs of New York City.
Weather Alert Issued For NYC With Heavy Rain and Wind Forecast For Thursday
The New York City Emergency Management Department has issued a Weather Alert for Thursday, October 30th. The National Weather Service is monitoring a low-pressure system forecast to bring moderate to occasionally heavy rainfall and gusty winds to the city on Thursday.
NYC Temperatures Drop as Cold Front Moves in For The Rest of Sukkos
Temperatures will drop into the low and mid-50s in most areas. Some locations could see temperatures in the 40s, while a few locations in the Hudson Valley could experience temperatures in the 30s.
Rite Aid Completes Closing Of All Stores in New York City
The store confirmed on its website that it has also shut down all of its locations across the United States.
Sukkah Again Available at JFK Airport This Sukkos
The Sukkah will be located at Terminal 4, on the East side of the Arrivals level. It will be available throughout Chol Hamoed. A Lulav and Esrog will also be available on the premises for those who need to make a Bracha.
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Price Increases Takes Effect for NYC Rent-Stabilized Apartments
Guidelines previously approved by the New York City Rent Guidelines Board in June took effect on Wednesday, raising one-year leases for rent-stabilized apartments by 3.5% and two-year leases by 6.25%.
Andrew Cuomo Apologizes to Jewish New Yorkers for COVID-19 Lockdowns Leading Up To Yom Kippur
Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo apologized to Jewish New Yorkers for lockdowns he imposed during the COVID-19 outbreak five years ago that banned large gatherings, closed schools and disrupted religious traditions.
Incumbent Eric Adams Drops Out of New York City Mayoral Race
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced Sunday that he is dropping out of the city’s mayoral race on Sunday.
NYC to Implement Citywide Speed Limit for e-Bikes Next Month
Starting Oct. 24, New York City will implement a 15 mph speed limit for e-bikes, e-scooters and pedal-assist commercial bicycles. The new protocol will match the same limits that currently apply to stand-up e-scooters.
Manhattan Gridlock Alert Through Friday Due To UN General Assembly
More than 200 heads of state and their entourages have descended upon New York City to mark the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly this week.
24 Years Later, Part 6: Unbelievable Moments From Ground Zero in Rare Photos
24 years after the tragedy that occurred on September 11th, 2001, we present a gallery of rare photos from that terrible day, as well as the days immediately following.
Revel Ends Electric Rideshare Service in NYC
Revel, known by its bright blue cars, will end its rideshare service in New York City, the company announced Monday.
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NYCHA Pauses Section 8 Waitlist and Voucher Issuance
Following the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s announcement in March that it would be ending the Emergency Housing Voucher program, NYCHA is beginning to transfer EHV households to the traditional Housing Choice Voucher Section 8 program.
Second Earthquake In Days Strikes New Jersey, Shakes Parts of NY
The 2.7 magnitude quake was recorded near Hillsdale, New Jersey, just after noon, according to the US Geological Survey.
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