Brooklyn gas station may be source of gasoline odor, officials say

More than 235 odor complaints have been logged across Southern Brooklyn in the past month.

“It’s Outrageous”: Deion Sanders’ Son Shilo Doesn’t Hold Back Against New York Real Estate Prices Amid Bankruptcy Trial

Finding an apartment in New York City is tough enough for the average renter, let alone someone trying to rebuild their finances in the middle of an $11.89 million bankruptcy case. Over the past few weeks, Deion Sanders’ son, Shilo Sanders, has tagged his 324K YouTube subscribers along on his house-hunting journey. He couldn’t hold back his thoughts about the city’s real estate market. Shilo shared a YouTube video on his channel this week, where he talks about real estate prices while getting his haircut. “My biggest thing about New York, bro, is the square footage for the price,” Shilo said. ...

HEAP Offers Up to $1,086 in Heating Assistance to Eligible Families

Brooklyn families can now apply for financial assistance with winter heating costs through New York State’s Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), which opened for the 2026-27 season on Nov. 2. State Sen. Kevin S. Parker, chairman of the Senate Energy and Telecommunications Committee, is encouraging eligible residents to apply...

Inside Journal Square’s Massive Transformation: New Housing, Retail, Arts and Education

The seemingly endless number of cranes in Jersey City’s Journal Square neighborhood has been a big story for years, but the residential building boom is about to be complemented by a new theater space, some educational facilities, and much needed affordable housing. The project closest to finishing in the...

Democrats Won Their New Majorities. Zohran Mamdani Says Now They Have to Deliver.

On November 4, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani urged Democrats to keep their “foot on the gas,” pressing the party to use its 2026 midterm wins in the House and Senate to deliver relief on everyday costs.

Ramsey mayoral race separated by just 7 votes as count continues

The race for mayor in Ramsey remains unresolved, with just seven votes separating the Republican incumbent and her Democratic challenger.

NYC’s Enrollment Free Fall Leaves Mamdani and Samuels With a Small Schools Crisis

Nearly a year into his administration, Mayor Zohran Mamdani has not shared a vision for addressing many of the pressing challenges facing the New York City school system. One of the most urgent is the small schools crisis, driven by years of declining enrollment. It’s a crisis that past administrations have allowed to fester — […]

This New York Aircraft Carrier Museum Holds A Free Veterans Day Ceremony Each November 11

A real aircraft carrier parked on the Hudson River throws open its deck for a free Veterans Day ceremony every November 11. That’s a whole warship hosting a thank-you party for the people who served. You may want to give that another thought before calling it just a big...

New York’s newest Afro-Latina congresswoman took on a political veteran and changed her family’s story

New York congresswoman leads a historic shift in District 13 after defeating an established political figure in recent elections. Community organizations back a progressive platform centered on affordable housing, universal healthcare and guaranteed public service access without immigration fears. Local leaders highlight the arrival of the first woman in history...

Famous People Born in Harlem, New York

Harlem isn’t just a neighborhood. It’s a cultural engine that has repeatedly shaped American music, literature, sports, film, fashion, and politics. From the Harlem Renaissance to hip-hop’s global rise, the area has produced figures whose influence reached far beyond New York. This countdown ranks the most notable people born in Harlem by national and international impact, starting at 20 and working down to the top spot.

Amtrak's Penn Station plan could funnel taxpayer money to new venue for James Dolan

The Trump administration is moving ahead with a new design for Penn Station. The federal government's plan to rebuild Penn Station would require the purchase of a theater attached to the west side of Madison Square Garden. [ more › ]

Hoboken Council Votes 7-2 to End Grand Street Bike Lane Despite Crash Drop

A yearlong pilot that put a protected bike lane on Hoboken's Grand Street is headed toward expiration after the city council voted 7-2 to end it, even though the city's own evaluation found crashes dropped 43 percent while the lane was in place. The vote has left residents and cyclists with a confusing picture of what happens next, since several council members and city staff say the resolution does not actually force the city's hand.

NYC's Pied-à-Terre Tax Was Supposed to Scare Off the Rich — It Didn't

New York lawmakers passed a tax on multimillion-dollar second homes in New York City back in May, with critics warning it would send wealthy buyers running for the exits. Months later, the data tells a different story: signed contracts for apartments subject to the levy actually climbed, from about 420 between June and October of last year to more than 580 during that same stretch this year. The tax briefly took effect in July before a judge blocked its rollout in August.

Mamdani Wants to Stop Madison Square Garden From Scanning Your Face

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NYC Council Edges Toward Vote Wiping Out Property Taxes for Disabled Veterans

New York City could soon let qualifying disabled veterans stop paying property taxes altogether, but the Council bill that would make it happen has been stuck in committee for more than two weeks. Council Member Frank Morano introduced the legislation, known as Introduction 1051, to extend a full property-tax exemption to disabled veterans across all five boroughs.

Work Starts on Giant Gowanus Tower Next to Powerhouse Arts

After years of not much change but a lot of speculation, construction has started at the large corner site at 175 3rd Street in Gowanus. Designed by the Bjarke Ingels Group to rise steeply from the sidewalk, the apartment complex will and bring major change to the long underused lot and intersection.

Brooklyn man questions Lyft fare price

South Broadway Zoning Plan Advances

City planners are coming closer to having a fully developed proposal for the South Broadway development initiative. A plan that includes rezoning to allow for more residential buildings was presented at a community meeting Thursday. A detailed description of a “preliminary zoning approach” shows new sections of the street where...

SNAP Recipients to Benefit From Expanded Grocery Incentive Program

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced an expansion of Get the Good Stuff, a program that helps residents who receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits afford nutritious food. The initiative will add up to 12 supermarkets to the 21 stores currently participating, a 57% increase. The New York City...