Manhattan
NYC Launches E-Bike Trade-In Program to Boost Safety
- Politics
- 3 weeks ago
Safer Streets, Safer Riders
In a groundbreaking move, New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced final rules for the city’s first-ever municipal trade-in program for unsafe e-bikes and electric-powered mobility devices. The initiative is aimed at food delivery workers, offering them the chance to exchange uncertified e-bikes and lithium-ion batteries for high-quality, certified versions — for free. This program is part of the city’s “Charge Safe, Ride Safe” campaign, designed to reduce the risk of deadly e-bike fires and improve street safety.
- Politics
- 3 weeks ago
SheNYC Arts Faces Venue Challenge Amid Censorship
- Arts & Culture
- 3 weeks ago
Seeking a new home after content restrictions at historic theater
After eight years of championing gender equity in theater, SheNYC Arts—the premier organization producing work by women, trans, and nonbinary writers—is unexpectedly being forced to find a new venue. The historic Connelly Theater, where SheNYC Arts has produced its shows, has imposed content restrictions that bar performances on reproductive rights, trans issues, and gender equity, sparking concerns about censorship in one of the world’s most culturally progressive cities.
- Arts & Culture
- 3 weeks ago
CUNY Welcomes Voters to 14 Campuses for Early Voting and Election Day
- Politics
- 3 weeks ago
The City University of New York (CUNY) is once again opening its doors to New Yorkers, offering 14 campuses as polling sites for both early voting and Election Day. From October 26 to November 3, 10 campuses across the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens will host early voting locations, with six campuses ready to serve voters on Election Day, November 5.
- Politics
- 3 weeks ago
NYC Launches Renewable Diesel for Staten Island, NYC Ferries
- Staten Island
- 3 weeks ago
In a major push toward reducing the city's carbon footprint, the New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT), along with the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) and NYC Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), announced that both the Staten Island Ferry and NYC Ferry will begin testing renewable diesel, a petroleum-free fuel alternative. This shift is expected to cut emissions by over 60%, benefiting the nearly 30 million annual passengers who rely on the city’s ferry systems.
- Staten Island
- 3 weeks ago
Joey Bada$$ & Kota the Friend Light Up NYC Revelry Cannabis Fest
- Arts & Culture
- 4 weeks ago
On the Revel made history with its first outdoor, open-air cannabis festival, attracting over 180 vendors and thousands of attendees. Hosted in New York City, this landmark event celebrated the booming cannabis industry with a vibrant mix of business, culture, and music. Vendors ranged from local growers and dispensaries to wellness brands and legal advisors, offering attendees an immersive experience that captured the growth of New York’s cannabis community.
- Arts & Culture
- 4 weeks ago
10 of the Top Bagel Spots in NYC
- Dining
- 4 weeks ago
New York City is synonymous with bagels, and while the competition is fierce, some spots stand out as the crème de la crème. Whether you like yours with a schmear, piled with lox, or simply toasted to perfection, these ten bagel joints have earned their place among NYC’s best.
- Dining
- 4 weeks ago
A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical on Broadway!
- Events
- 4 weeks ago
Join Tony Award® winner James Monroe Iglehart and a talented ensemble cast as they bring Louis Armstrong’s incredible journey to life, from New Orleans to worldwide fame. This full-scale musical features a rich tapestry of characters, including the extraordinary women who helped shape his remarkable life and career.
- Events
- 4 weeks ago
RANDY BRECKER BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION at Dizzy's Club
- Events
- 1 month ago
RANDY BRECKER BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION at Dizzy's Club
- Events
- 1 month ago
NY Pushes to Expand Medicare Savings Program
- Health + Wellness
- 1 month ago
Governor Kathy Hochul's recent announcement marks a significant milestone: nearly one million New Yorkers are now benefiting from the state-administered Medicare Savings Program (MSP). This groundbreaking initiative, aimed at alleviating healthcare costs for older adults, could save eligible New Yorkers an estimated $7,400 annually. As Medicare open enrollment kicks off tomorrow, Hochul urges more residents to explore their eligibility for these life-changing savings.
- Health + Wellness
- 1 month ago