NYC Budget Cuts Will Slash 4,000 Cops Over the Next Two Years
Over the next two years, 4,000 cops will disappear from New York City streets.
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Revel Announces Plan To Discontinue Moped Service In NYC
The Moped rideshare company Revel has announced that it plans to stop providing moped service in the NYC and San Francisco areas as of November 18th.
NYC Marathon 2023: Map and Street Closures
Runners from around the world are making their way to New York City for the annual TCS New York City Marathon. More than 50,000 runners are expected to join the race this Sunday, as crowds of spectators cheer them on.
NYPD Orders All Cops to Report in Uniform After Ex-Hamas Chief Calls for Global Protests
The NYPD has ordered all cops to report in uniform starting Friday in anticipation of potential unrest stemming from a call by the former leader of Hamas to stage global demonstrations in support of Palestinians, The Post has learned.
Heavy Rain, Possible Flooding Expected Over The Second Days of Yom Tov
Three inches of rain is forecast to fall in New York City over the second days of Yom Tov with as much as five inches in local areas, leading to a warning of potential flash flooding.
Year-Round Curbside Compost Collection to Start Today in Brooklyn
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) Commissioner Jessica Tisch today reminded New Yorkers that starting Monday, October 2, DSNY will provide curbside composting service to every Brooklyn resident.
PSA: If You Plan To Visit Governors Island This Chol Hamoed, Read This
If you plan on visiting Governors during the Sukkot holiday, please read this PSA from City Hall with pertinent information and instructions.
State of Emergency Declared In New York State Due to Significant Rainfall and Flooding
A State of Emergency has been declared in New York State as the southern counties find themselves under a deluge of rainfall with significant flooding.
NYC May See Tropical Storm Weather This Weekend, Rain and Wind Forecast
Weather forecasts for this weekend show a lovely mix of wind, rain, and chilly temperatures that are expected to stick around through Monday.
Mayor Adams Proposes Dramatic Zoning Changes to Boost Housing Construction
New York City Mayor Eric Adams unveiled a dramatic slate of residential zoning changes Thursday designed to allow slightly more housing in many neighborhoods citywide in an effort to build 100,000 homes over the next 10 years.
Study Reveals it Costs Over $220k to Raise A Child in New York City
While some parents may describe raising a child as a priceless experience, a new study says that parenting adds up quickly in New York City.
Governor Hochul Announces Significant Expansion of Bus Lane Enforcement Across New York City
Governor Kathy Hochul announced significant progress made in the expansion of Automated Bus Lane Enforcement cameras across New York City bus routes. On Monday, Sept. 25, ABLE cameras will be activated on the B26 bus route serving riders in Brooklyn and Queens.
NYC Announces Gridlock Alert Days, Where Traffic is Expected to Be The Worst, They Include The Entire Next Week
New York City Department of Transportation released a list of Gridlock Alert Days through the end of the year, including the week of United Nations General Assembly, September 18th to September 22nd.
MTA Fare Hikes to Go Into Effect this Coming Sunday
Base fares for single bus and subway rides will go up 15 cents to $2.90 on Sunday, Aug. 20. The MTA board voted last month to increase the fare in New York City.
Heat Advisory In Effect Thursday and Friday With Temps Expected to Touch 104
The National Weather Service has published a heat advisory for New York City as temperatures are expected to sour Thursday and Friday, hitting heat index values of up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit.
MTA Board Votes to Increase Subway, Bus Fare to $2.90
The MTA Board today approved a slate of toll increases to go into effect on August 6 and fare increases that go into effect on August 20.
NYC Emergency Management Warns of Severe Thunderstorms and Flash Flooding
The New York City Emergency Management Department today issued a travel advisory for Sunday, July 16, as heavy rain and flash floods are expected.
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