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Kota the Friend Releases Just Happy To Be Here

Independent artist Kota the Friend has released his new album, Just Happy To Be Here, a 10-track project featuring Loony and Lisa Chiodo with production from Eeryskies, Powers Pleasant, ORIGAMI, Aja Grant, MAX HE, Bobby Wooten, and Pat Finnerty. The album arrives as part of New Music Friday while Kota continues his nationwide Just Happy To Be Here Tour.

Assemblywoman Nikki Lucas' Statement on NYC Stabbings

Official Statement from Assemblywoman Nikki Lucas on the Two Recent Manhattan Stabbings

NYCFC Hosts Chicago Fire in Key Eastern Conference Clash

New York City FC returns to Yankee Stadium on Saturday night looking to build on its first victory following the FIFA World Cup break as it welcomes the Chicago Fire in an important Eastern Conference matchup. The match features two teams seeking valuable points as the MLS regular season continues.

Kota the Friend Announces Album Out July 30

Brooklyn's Kota the Friend, known globally for his independent success, will release his new album on July 30 while continuing his nationwide Just Happy To Be Here Tour. The upcoming project has also inspired him to showcase more of his musical background on stage, where fans are seeing him perform acoustic guitar alongside a live group of musicians for the first time. The release marks another chapter in Kota's independently built career and ongoing connection with audiences across the country.

Farah Louis Introduces SCRIE, DRIE Expansion

A new bill introduced by New York City Council Member Farah N. Louis would expand access to the City's SCRIE and DRIE rent freeze programs by increasing the household income eligibility limit to $75,000. The proposal aligns New York City with recently approved state legislation and is intended to help more seniors and New Yorkers with disabilities remain in their homes despite rising housing costs. Supporters say the measure would reduce displacement, strengthen housing stability, and provide financial relief to residents living on fixed or limited incomes while maintaining reimbursement protections for landlords.

Homeownership 101 Workshop for First-Time Homebuyers

A free Homeownership 101 Workshop will be held on Saturday, July 25, in East New York to help first-time homebuyers better understand the homebuying process. Hosted by 60th Assembly District Leader Michael Rosendary in partnership with Heather-Sky McField and Mylah's Organization Inc., the workshop will cover mortgage basics, financial readiness, credit, financing options, and practical steps toward achieving homeownership in New York City.