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The Affordability Crisis is Reshaping Homeownership in New York. Here's What Buyers Should Know.
Whether searching for a rental, a co-op, a condo, or a first home, many residents face limited inventory and rising costs, and feel as though they have few options left. [ more › ] -
Tornadoes confirmed in Westchester and New Jersey after severe storms
Damage surveys found tornadoes touched down in parts of New York and New Jersey during Tuesday's storms. [ more › ] -
Knicks championship trophy to be displayed at the American Museum of Natural History
The 30-pound trophy, which is made of sterling silver and gold vermeil, depicts a life-sized basketball entering a hoop and features the names of every winning team since 1947. Th… -
MTA wraps up $106M renovation of Borough Hall subway where ceiling collapsed in 2018
Brooklyn's Borough Hall station fell into disrepair before the MTA began an extensive renovation project five years ago. The station is one of the oldest in the system and MTA off… -
Extra Extra: At least the Mets are well-compensated
Because they're currently on pace to be the biggest waste of money in baseball history but they could turn things around, here are your afternoon links: Eric Adams partying, Elon … -
State drops case over MSG lawyer blacklist, issues $30K fine for paperwork
James L. Dolan at AMC Networks 2026 Upfront held at Spring Studios on April 29, 2026 in New York. The legal drama between the state and MSG goes back years. [ more › ] -
Unable to arrest Netanyahu, Mamdani says New Yorkers should protest Israeli leader at UN
Zohran Mamdani gave an address Tuesday, July 21 admitting he did not have the legal authority to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu on an International Criminal Court warrant. Mayor Zohran… -
Bennett challenges NJ Rep. Kean to flurry of debates before midterms
Democratic nominee Rebecca Bennett for New Jersey's 7th Congressional district. The Democrat says she wants five more debates in addition to the one scheduled in late September. [… -
Landlords sue NYC Rent Guidelines Board, claiming Mamdani meddled in rent freeze decision
Mayor Zohran Mamdani Seven limited liability companies sued the board on Tuesday to try to stop an unprecedented two-year rent freeze. [ more › ] -
As NYers lose SNAP benefits under new work rules, city sees an opportunity to help
WNYC and Gothamist on Tuesday night hosted a community forum on the food affordability crisis. It was the first installment in a new, five-part initiative: “In Conversation: The A… -
Early Addition: Love is gifting a Trader Joe's tote bag you waited in line for
Because that's so sweet, here are your early links: Open primaries seem appealing to the people who keep losing closed primaries, country singer attacks Hochul over upstate solar … -
Public defenders group serving Brooklyn and Queens ends strike
Union members picketing outside Brooklyn Defender Services offices. Brooklyn Defender Services workers walked off the job nearly a week ago. [ more › ] -
As Jersey City cuts workers amid budget crisis, unions make their voices heard
A view of Jersey City from above. Most of the city's unions are currently without contracts or negotiating expiring ones soon. [ more › ] -
Mamdani appoints antitrust crusader Lina Khan as chair of NYC economic development agency
Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images As the EDC's chair, Khan will be able to scrutinize an agency that has been criticized over the years for being too cozy with business interests. [… -
Ozone Park sergeant believed to be third US soldier killed in Jordan attack
Sgt. Angel S. Rampersad Sgt. Angel S. Rampersad, a 28-year-old Army sergeant from Ozone Park, Queens, is believed to be the third service member to have been killed in the attack.… -
Mamdani looks to ask voters if NYC should speed up construction of bus and bike lanes
A ballot proposal would cut red tape around the construction of bus and bike lanes. The Commission on Government Efficiency has proposed reducing the time required to build new st… -
Attack of the jorts: Giant denim shorts have taken over New York City
Caroline Abreu, left and River Lyons Big jorts are cooling, comfortable and casual. What else do you want in a summer garment? [ more › ] -
5 dead, 82 sick in Upper East Side Legionnaires’ disease outbreak
City health officials also confirmed the presence of live Legionella bacteria in 34 cooling towers, all of which have been cleaned and disinfected. [ more › ] -
NYC Council to weigh Legionnaires' hotline, other responses to UES outbreak
Julie Menin, speaker of the New York City Council, at a Memorial Day ceremony May 26, 2026, at Intrepid Museum. The City Council speaker called the Mamdani administration's respon… -
NYC man accused of setting fire outside immigration court charged with arson
Members of the FBI Evidence Response Team investigate two weapons found at the scene where an incendiary device was detonated outside of 26 Federal Plaza in Manhattan, New York, U…
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A penny for your thoughts?
Photo by Stacie Joy With the federal government no longer producing new pennies — the U.S. Mint struck its final batch in November — retailers continue to adjust. Shop Fair on Ave… -
Plywood arrives at long-vacant lot on 1st Avenue as work beings on new 7-floor building
Plywood arrived yesterday at the long-vacant lot at 89 First Ave., between Fifth and Sixth Streets, as construction is presumably set to begin at the site. Current approved permit… -
On the rental market: 235 E. 4th St.
Photo by Stacie JoyA for-rent sign now hangs in the window at 235 E. Fourth St. near Avenue B. As we first reported, Stoned Gourmet Cannabis Pizza closed here at the end of June. … -
Openings: Rollcraft on 10th Street
A handroll bar called Rollcraft recently debuted at 77 E. 10th St. between Third and Fourth Avenues.The 20-seat, counter-only restaurant specializes in made-to-order handrolls. Th… -
Tuesday's parting shot
Hour No. 12Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" is now playing on three screens at Village East by Angelika on Second Avenue at 12th Street.One of those screenings is in the theater'… -
After 31 years, White Trash is closing on 5th Street
Photos courtesy of Stuart Zamsky & @WhiteTrashNYC White Trash, the vintage furniture and home furnishings shop at 304 E. Fifth St. just east of Second Avenue, is closing next mont… -
Volunteers honor founders of Backpacks for the Street on the Lower East Side
Photos and reporting by Stacie JoyVolunteers with Backpacks for the Street gathered on the Lower East Side on Sunday to honor the nonprofit's two founders, Jayson Conner and Jeffr… -
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Photos by Stacie Joy Someone (or something) took out a panel at the southbound M9 bus stop on Avenue C between Second Street and Third Street. That's no small feat. And we suddenl… -
Barryville General expanding next door on Avenue A with a cafe
Photos and reporting by Stacie JoyBarryville General, which opened last December on Avenue A between Fourth Street and Fifth Street, is expanding into the storefront next door at … -
Freedom Village gets a colorful new mural from Scooter LaForge
Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy A colorful new mural is nearing completion on the side of Freedom Village, Barrier Free Living's new supportive housing building at 270 E. Secon… -
Ladybird announces year-end closing on 7th Street
Ladybird, the vegetarian restaurant at 111 E. Seventh St. between Avenue A and First Avenue, will close at the end of the year. The announcement came late last week via Instagram,… -
Openings: Dim Sum Bloom on 1st Avenue
Photos and reporting by Stacie JoyDim Sum Bloom has opened at 228 First Ave., between 13th and 14th Streets. The fast-casual restaurant specializes in dumplings, noodles, fried ri… -
Sunday's parting World Cup shots
Photos by Stacie Joy Around the neighborhood today, where plenty of bars, restaurants and other gathering spots were tuned to the World Cup final, won by Spain, 1-0, over Argentin… -
An L7 moment at Irving Plaza
From the last time we saw a longtime favorite, L7 — October 2022 at the Irving Plaza, 15th Street and Irving Place. Adding to the chorus of tributes to Jennifer Finch (upper right… -
Week in Grieview
A$AP Rocky at A1 Records on 6th Street Friday to celebrate SNEEZE Magazine's new issue (he's on the cover that was shot in the shop). Pic by @a1recordshop• The Aurea: Affordable h… -
Sunday's opening shot
A view of Buenos Aires, the Argentinian restaurant at 513 E. Sixth St. between Avenue A and Avenue B... and where you know who they will be rooting for in this afternoon's World C… -
Saturday's opening shot
As Sophie's, 507 E. 5th St., opened the other day Today's weather looks Grim. Per Accuweather: "A few t-storms, some severe; smoke will lead to poor air quality in the morning, st… -
Friday's parting shot
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'Metal Soul Mercy' returns to the Slipper Room for an encore performance
After a sold-out premiere in June, the original play "Metal Soul Mercy" returns to the Slipper Room on the Lower East Side for an encore performance on Wednesday, July 22. Written… -
In viral video, skateboarder and SUV driver scuffle on St. Mark's Place
Multiple readers shared this video, shot by @michael_ohara00 and viewed more than 7 million times on X alone, from St. Mark's Place between Second Avenue and Third Avenue on Wedne…
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Iconic California restaurant chain offers brutal takedown of home state
His criticism echoes a broader corporate exodus from California. -
NYPD hate crimes unit investigating separate antisemitic and anti-Muslim attacks across NYC
The NYPD is on the hunt for two bigots wanted for targeting victims based on their religion in two separate hate crime incidents across the Big Apple. -
Selfless cop proposed to girlfriend just hours before sacrificing his life to save her from raging river
A 24-year-old police officer proposed to his girlfriend just hours before he died while trying to save her from drowning in a river on Saturday. -
Delta pilot spooked with false warning of rocket launcher attack while landing at LaGuardia Airport
A Delta pilot preparing to land at LaGuardia Airport Tuesday night was met with a harrowing mid-air alert -- watch out for a potential rocket launcher attack. -
Twisted four-word message accused teen killer gave before targeting beloved artist in crime that’s rocked quiet California beach town
Leibelt allegedly confessed to homicidal fantasies, buying two knives to kill, then stalking Summers before the attack. -
Famous LA sneaker influencer busted in multi-million dollar theft ring – flaunting merch on YouTube
A trio of Los Angeles sneakerheads — including the owner of a popular Melrose Avenue shoe boutique — were hit with federal charges as part of years-long investigation into a sophi… -
SoCal hit with life threatening waves as tropical storms churn in Pacific
Dangerously high and strong waves have hit Southern California beaches as a result of two powerful tropical storms this week. -
New video shows bird fight that left Big Bear bald eagle Jackie in critical condition
The beloved eagle is currently getting care from a team of medical professionals. -
Dramatic new images reveal progress at site of devastating West Hollywood water main break
Crews have been busy trying to repair the roads and sidewalks in West Hollywood damaged by the massive water main break that flooded the area last week. -
San Francisco’s troubled homeless housing project stripped of millions after scandal-plagued run
"We want to make very clear to HomeRise as well as other providers that this level of failure is not acceptable," a spokesperson said. -
Dog owner breaks down in tears outside daycare where her beloved bulldog allegedly drowned
Ashley Merz of Ventura demanded accountability from Camp Canine, the daycare where her English bulldog allegedly drowned. -
Cops make wild discovery inside LAX suitcase coming from Thailand
A K-9 at LAX sniffed out a traveler’s suitcase packed with 99 pounds of banned goods, including 16 pounds of Bengal monitor lizard parts. -
Small NJ pizza shop delivered 46 pies to Spain hotel after World Cup win
As celebrations raged on for Spain’s first World Cup final win since 2010, a restaurant in West Orange, N.J., was poised to provide the champions with sustenance. -
Mother of two-year-old who shot himself faces judge in first appearance since tragedy
The SoCal mother of the 2-year-old boy who tragically shot himself appeared in court Wednesday with a grim expression on her face. -
Masked agitator learns fate for chucking cinder block at federal agent during LA anti-ICE protest
Terrazas repeatedly rushed toward the agents to throw remnants of cinder block at them. -
Mysterious discovery deep in the Mojave Desert could rewrite ancient American history
A mysterious discovery buried in California’s Mojave Desert could shake up what experts think they know about prehistoric art, according to an amateur archaeologist who says he un… -
3-year-old girl drowns at popular Central California reservoir
The 3-year-old girl didn't respond to multiple instances of CPR that was administered. -
Gavin Newsom nominates Scott Galloway to UC Board of Regents
If confirmed by the state Senate, the Florida resident will help oversee the sprawling 10-campus UC system and its roughly 300,000 students as a member of the 26-person board. -
California city manager’s Elaine Forbes’ unhinged expression in court after boozy boat burglary shocked elite locals
Forbes, 53, agreed to a psychiatric evaluation at Marin General Hospital but did not enter a plea in the case. -
Mamdani’s Netanyahu backtrack marks another broken promise as mayor prioritizes ideology over running NYC: critics
Mayor Zohran Mamdani keeps talking about Israel while ignoring concerns in the Big Apple.