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Rent Increases Approved for NYC Rent-Stabilized Apartments
The Rent Guidelines Board on Monday approved rent increases for rent-stabilized apartments in New York City.
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Con Ed Crews Mobilize For First Heat Wave of 2024
Con Edison crews are mobilized to respond to any outages or other service problems that occur due to the first heat wave of the year, which forecasters say could arrive on Tuesday.
Gov. Hochul Considers Face Mask Ban on NYC Subways
Gov. Kathy Hochul is pushing for a bill that could ban face masks on the subway in New York City.
NYC Red Light Camera Program Green Lighted Through 2027, To Expand To 600 Intersections
New York City’s red light cameras, an program that sits at the intersection of safety and inconvenience, has been given the green light by Albany to continue through December of 2027, and expand to 600 intersections citywide.
Congestion Pricing in New York City Indefinitely Postponed
The implementation of congestion pricing in New York City has been indefinitely postponed. It will not start on June 30 as originally planned, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Wednesday.
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NYCHA Section 8 Housing Voucher Waitlist Gets 150,000 Applications Within Hours
NYCHA has already received more than 150,000 applications for the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program, which provides rental aid for low-income families.
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For The First Time In 15 Years, NYC Will Accept Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Applications
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) will begin accepting applications for the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program, reopening a waitlist that has been closed to general applications for nearly 15 years.
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NYC Board Votes for Increases for Rent-Stabilized Apartments
The New York City Rent Guidelines Board passed a preliminary vote Tuesday for increases for rent-stabilized apartments.
SUNDAY: NYCruns Brooklyn Half Marathon To Take Place This Sunday
More than 20,000 runners will be running through Brooklyn Sunday morning for the annual NYCruns Brooklyn Half Marathon. The Half Marathon will begin at 7:00am along with pertinent road closures.
MTA Sets Date for Congestion Pricing to Begin in Manhattan
An official start date for congestion pricing in Manhattan has been set, the MTA announced on Friday. Congestion pricing is set to begin on June 30.
209 People Detained During Pro-Palestinian Protest in Brooklyn
At least 209 people were detained during a pro-Palestinian protest at Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn Tuesday night, according to the NYPD.
NY Voters Overwhelmingly Reject New Manhattan $15 ‘Congestion’ Toll
New York voters overwhelmingly reject having to pay a new $15 “congestion” toll to enter Midtown Manhattan, a statewide poll released Monday shows.
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Mayor Adams’ Releases Statement on Ongoing Protests at Columbia University, Slams Antisemitism
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today released the following statement in response to the ongoing protests occurring at Columbia University.
Lawmakers to Allow NYC to Lower Speed Limit to 20 mph
New York City will get the authority to lower the speed limit to 20 miles per hour on most streets in the five boroughs as part of the emerging state budget deal in Albany, state leaders said Thursday.
NYC Publishes Travel Advisory For Wednesday and Thursday
The New York City Emergency Management Department (NYCEM) today issued a Travel Advisory for Wednesday, April 3, to Thursday, April 4 for inclement weather forecasted for the city, including an additional 2 to 3 inches of rain expected between now and Thursday
MTA Board Approves Final Congestion Pricing Rates at Board Meeting
An MTA board has voted to approve its finalized congestion pricing plan on Wednesday, which is slated to go into effect in mid-June.
City to Issue 2,400 Water Shutoff Notices to Chronically-Delinquent Customers Who Owe Total of $102 Million in Unpaid Water Bills
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Rohit T. Aggarwala today announced that the city has initiated the next phase of its expanded collection enforcement actions against approximately 2,400 chronically-delinquent water service accounts that owe the city a total of $102 million.
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