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From Williamsburg to Midtown, venture firms are betting big on startups tackling decarbonization-and transforming New York into a climate innovation powerhouse.
community
New York Governor Kathy Hochul established the Office of Strategic Workforce Development in April 2022 with a $350 million investment.
lifestyle
As the city’s nightlife shifts toward intimate service and hyper-local sourcing, the classic neighborhood establishment is reinventing itself for the modern patron.
lifestyle
Residents and shopkeepers along Steinway Street and in Astoria Park keep the neighborhood's daily rhythms alive through their routines and shared spaces.
lifestyle
Critic lists from NYT Cooking, Michelin, The Infatuation and Bon Appétit give current details ahead of visits.
Politics
A package of new zoning rules designed to increase housing supply and a separate measure introducing new sanitation service fees for larger buildings will have a direct, though mixed, impact on household budgets across the five boroughs.
community
An Indian restaurant in Greenwich Village leads a New York Times Cooking critics' list, while Korean fine-dining spot Atomix ranks high in North America's 50 Best.
community
Guides highlight established and newer options across Manhattan and Brooklyn neighborhoods for weekend meals.
wellness
From the Hudson River waterfront to the Bronx, the city's calendar is packed with group fitness events that double as fundraisers, here's what's coming up and how to get in.
Technology
Manhattan's tech ecosystem is betting big on artificial intelligence, with startups and established firms racing to capture a market that's transforming everything from retail to finance.
Politics
New York's latest changes to short-term rental rules could reshape neighborhood life, with enforcement and community impact drawing comparisons to approaches in San Francisco and Chicago.
community
Enhanced midday and evening service began on the B D J and M lines as of July 1 2026.
Politics
New York State ranks sixth nationally in broadband coverage, speed and availability.
community
From the peak of summer performance festivals to the crisp transitions of winter, here is how the city’s programming changes throughout the year.
community
NYT Cooking critics place Semma at the top of their July 2026 list while Time Out New York and the MICHELIN Guide update their rankings.
property
With rezoning and transit upgrades reshaping Queens, Astoria’s museums, parks and beer gardens are becoming key selling points for buyers and renters alike.
lifestyle
While global food trends fluctuate, the chaotic, high-stakes ritual of the NYC weekend brunch holds a competitive edge no other city can replicate.
finance
Venture capital delivered 2.01 billion dollars in New York City in May 2026.
Politics
The enacted 2026-27 budget increases Universal Pre-K funding by $432 million (40%), requiring all districts to offer full-day pre-K for eligible 4-year-olds by the 2028-29 school year.
finance
Off-price stores now capture nearly 66% of visit share as of Q1 2026 in New York, while traditional department stores like Saks decline and Macy's gains traction.
Technology
As major tech firms reveal ambitious development timelines, Manhattan's startup corridor braces for a transformation in how companies operate.
finance
Programs include revenue-based loans and contract financing at 3 percent APR.
Technology
Rising interest rates and a pullback in late-stage deals are reshaping Manhattan's venture capital landscape, forcing founders to get leaner and smarter.
Politics
Initial federal allocations for New York transit and transportation face adjustments as state priorities shift portions toward highway work and some major projects encounter withholding.
finance
Where the major indices, gold and currencies landed, and what the moves mean for New York investors and retirement balances.
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