Mount Sinai Hospital System Returns in Network for Insurance Provider
One of New York City’s biggest hospital systems and one of the city’s largest insurance providers have finally reached an agreement after months of bargaining.
Weekend ‘Blitz’ Fills More Than 7,000 Potholes in NYC
Over 7,000 potholes were filled in New York City during a ‘blitz” over the weekend, the New York City Mayor’s Office and Department of Transportation announced on Monday.
NYC’s Speed Limit Will Drop to a Strict 15 mph in 800 Areas
New York City will add 800 more “slow zones” capped at 15 mph by the end of the year, officials said Monday.
NYC Half Marathon Returns, Street Closures In Brooklyn on Sunday
Many streets in Brooklyn and Manhattan will be closed on Sunday for the 2026 United Airlines New York City Half.
New York City Launches Massive Pothole Repair Initiative
The New York City Department of Transportation will be out in full force starting Saturday morning for a citywide “pothole repair blitz.”
Heightened Security at NYC Synagogues Following Michigan Attack
The NYPD is increasing security at synagogues and other Jewish institutions in New York City after a man armed with a rifle rammed his vehicle into a synagogue in West Bloomfield, Michigan, on Thursday.
NYC’s Minimum Wage Could Hit $30 — Highest in the US — Under New Proposed Law
The New York City Council is set to propose a record-breaking $30-per-hour minimum wage bill on Tuesday, which would nearly double the Big Apple’s current baseline pay of $17, Gothamist first reported.
Dem Scheme to Redraw NYC’s Lone GOP-Held House Seat Blocked by SCOTUS
The US Supreme Court blocked Democrats from redrawing New York City’s lone GOP-held House seat following an emergency appeal from Rep. Nicole Malliotakis.
Deadline to Apply for Free Child Care in NYC Approaches
The deadline to apply for New York City’s free Pre-K and 3-K programs is approaching, with applications closing Friday, Feb. 27, according to Mayor Zohran Mamdani. He urged parents and families to submit applications before the cutoff date.
NYC Blizzard Officially One of the Top 10 Biggest Storms on Record – and More Snow is Coming
Blizzard-battered New York City is set to get slammed with even more snow this week — proving the groundhog was right.
Mamdani Enacts Travel Ban Over Impending Snowstorm, Violations May Be Punished
As New York City faces down a historic snowstorm that may bury the boroughs under two feet of snow, the Mayor has enacted a travel ban throughout the city, telling residents that they should stay home between 9:00pm Sunday night and 12:00pm Monday.
Travel Advisory Issued As Snowfall Estimates Balloon to 18-24 Inches
A Hazardous Travel Advisory has been issued for New York City beginning Sunday, February 22 through Monday, February 23 as the National Weather Service (NWS) forecasts 12-20 inches of snow citywide, with a chance of higher localized totals.
A Powerful Nor’easter Heading for NYC: Here’s How Much Snow We’ll Get
The Big Apple is likely to be hit by 3 to 6 inches of snow Sunday evening into Monday morning with strong wind gusts up to 40 mph, said AccuWeather chief meteorologist Jonathan Porter.
NYC Bracing for Potential Blockbuster Nor’easter Snowstorm
The Philadelphia, New York City and Boston metro areas are bracing for a potential powerful nor’easter this weekend that could dump significant snow for millions across the Interstate 95 corridor, as well as other parts of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.
Alternate Side Parking Back in effect Thursday
Alternate Side Parking is back in effect for New York City so sanitation crews can dig out what’s still left of last month’s snowfall.
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Mayor Mamdani Threatens Hike to NYC Property Taxes
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has proposed increasing property taxes by 9.5% in New York City to close a major budget gap.
NYC Announces Weather Alert As Snow Moves Into The Area
New York City Emergency Management (NYCEM) has issued a Weather Alert for New York City beginning Sunday night, February 15, through Monday morning, February 16.
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