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newyorker.com • Fashion • United States
This New Yorker profile details the life and style of Chloe Sevigny, a young woman navigating the New York City fashion and rave scene in the early 1990s.
nydailynews.com • Politics • USA
The Trump administration is attempting to reclaim over $106 million in federal funds from New York City, escalating a conflict over migrant aid.
vulture.com • Theater • United States
This article explores the complex history of Broadway, intertwining its artistic achievements with the turbulent evolution of Times Square and the powerful influence of the Shubert Organization.
nytimes.com • Business • United States
High rents and declining alcohol sales are forcing the closure of Paragon, a Brooklyn nightclub, highlighting the financial struggles faced by nightlife venues in 2025.
therealdeal.com • Business • New York City
Joel Wiener, head of Pinnacle Group, amassed a $1 billion fortune through New York City real estate acquisitions, despite facing criticism for allegedly exploiting renters.
nytimes.com • Crime • New York City
New York City police are searching for a man who allegedly violated a corpse on an R train, an incident caught on surveillance cameras.
nytimes.com • RealEstate • New York
A Brooklyn couple upgrades their apartment after facing challenges working from home during the pandemic, eventually purchasing a larger one-bedroom condo in a smaller building to accommodate their needs and family visits.
nytimes.com • Aviation • USA
A helicopter crash in the Hudson River, killing six people including a family of four and the pilot, highlights safety concerns regarding the operating company's past incidents and financial difficulties.
smh.com.au • Travel • New York
This article debunks common myths about New York City, highlighting the city's diverse experiences beyond tourist traps and emphasizing affordable options for food, culture, and transportation.
nytimes.com • Animals • New York City
Astoria, a wild turkey known for her Midtown Manhattan adventures, has returned to the city, captivating New Yorkers and raising concerns among birdwatchers.
newyorker.com • Memoir • New York City
A daughter recounts her father's unusual and ultimately poignant attempts to gain access to Gramercy Park, intertwining this pursuit with her own coming-of-age experiences.
dailymail.co.uk • Aviation • USA
A helicopter tour company owned by a wealthy man crashed in New York City, killing a family of five and the pilot, raising questions about safety and the company's financial state.
nytimes.com • Food • New York City
Chef Karina Garcia celebrated her 32nd birthday and Cocina Consuelo's six-month anniversary with a party featuring her homemade Mexican cuisine.
nytimes.com • Transit • New York
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's proposed budget cuts, including ending free student rides, face significant backlash from city officials and advocates.
nytimes.com • Politics • United States
Despite initial fears of a crime surge, New York City's crime rates have fallen to historic lows, prompting a debate over the effectiveness of progressive policing policies.
nytimes.com • Urbanism • New York
An abandoned railway line in Queens, New York, is attracting attention for its unique blend of decaying infrastructure and reclaiming nature, sparking comparisons to the High Line.
nybooks.com • Journalism • World
This article is a personal memoir about the author's experiences with journalist Murray Kempton, offering intimate glimpses into his life and personality.
newyorker.com • Music • World
McKenzie Wark's 'Raving' explores the revival of underground rave culture in Brooklyn and Queens, examining its history, evolution, and ongoing struggle against commercialization and appropriation.
nysun.com • Migration • United States
A significant number of New Yorkers relocated to Florida between 2017 and 2022, taking billions of dollars in income with them, impacting New York City's tax revenue and economy.
nytimes.com • Transit • New York
The MTA is investing $3 million in a rebranding effort to unify its image and improve rider understanding of its diverse transportation services.
nytimes.com • Obituary • USA
Edward I. Koch, the former mayor of New York City, a proudly Jewish man, was buried in a non-Jewish cemetery reflecting his unique approach to faith and tradition.
nytimes.com • Biography • USA
Elon Green's 'The Man Nobody Killed' recounts the tragic death of Michael Stewart, a young Black artist who died in police custody in 1983, highlighting the city's failure to hold anyone accountable.
nytimes.com • Politics • USA
New York City's response to the influx of over 225,000 migrants since 2022 has resulted in a massive emergency housing system, significantly impacting the city's politics and budget.
nytimes.com • Housing • New York
A New York Times article details the experiences of tenants in a Bronx apartment building, highlighting the impact of a new, assertive tenant on improving living conditions.
newyorker.com • Memoir • World
Lena Dunham reflects on her complex relationship with New York City, ultimately deciding to make London her home after years of struggling with the city's intensity and her own anxieties.
thecut.com • Lifestyle • New York City
This article explores how a new generation of young women influencers in New York City's West Village are shaping the neighborhood's culture and image.
nydailynews.com • Crime • New York City
Two men posing as police officers stole hot dogs from a Times Square vendor at knifepoint, marking the latest in a series of attacks targeting street vendors.
redstate.com • Politics • USA
A new statue in Times Square sparks debate, with the author arguing it's a political statement of power rather than a celebration of diversity.
curbed.com • Lifestyle • New York
This article provides insider tips and tricks for navigating life in New York City, covering everything from finding affordable groceries and entertainment to dealing with traffic tickets and emergency situations.
newyorker.com • History • USA
A new book and exhibit showcase the evolution of New York City travel posters, reflecting the city's changing image and the rise and fall of the printed poster as a tourism medium.
cityandstateny.com • Politics • New York
The 2025 New York City mayoral race features a diverse field of candidates with varying political ideologies and backgrounds, including the incumbent mayor running as an independent.
nytimes.com • Furniture • World
Loft beds offer a space-saving solution for small bedrooms, maximizing vertical space for added functionality.
nytimes.com • Obituary • USA
A New York City firefighter's girlfriend recounts the tragic loss of her boyfriend's colleagues in a devastating fire, highlighting the emotional toll of the event and her personal journey of grief and resilience.
therealdeal.com • RealEstate • New York
New York City's top commercial real estate loans in April 2025 totaled over $2 billion, with significant investments in residential and retail projects.
therealdeal.com • RealEstate • New York City
New York City saw approximately $207.8 million in real estate deals on May 19, 2025, with significant transactions in both residential and commercial sectors.
therealdeal.com • RealEstate • New York
May 21, 2025's top New York City real estate deals totaled $280.2 million, highlighting luxury residential and commercial transactions across various neighborhoods.
nydailynews.com • Accident • New York
A veteran DEP engineer, Raymond Feige, died in a boat explosion on the Hudson River, prompting an investigation into the cause and leaving one other worker hospitalized.
nytimes.com • Transit • New York City
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) threatens significant New York City subway and bus service cuts without $12 billion in federal aid to address a massive budget deficit caused by the pandemic.
nydailynews.com • Accident • New York City
A 12-year-old boy was injured when he fell and his leg got stuck while crossing between subway cars on a moving train in Brooklyn.
coindesk.com • Politics • United States
NYC Mayor Eric Adams advocated for the elimination of the BitLicense and proposed a novel 'BitBond' initiative during his speech at Bitcoin 2025 in Las Vegas.
dailymail.co.uk • Crime • USA
A young woman's exciting night out in New York City takes a terrifying turn when she discovers her date is a convicted killer.
therealdeal.com • RealEstate • New York
Ryan Serhant's brokerage will sell five units at the troubled 172 Madison Avenue building in New York City following a bankruptcy case resolution.
nytimes.com • Politics • New York
The article discusses New York City Council member Justin Brannan's past punk rock career and resurfaced online messages containing insensitive and homophobic language, creating controversy in his current campaign for city comptroller.
nytimes.com • Politics • USA
The name of former President Donald Trump has been removed from a Bronx golf course, marking another instance of his diminishing presence in New York City.
therealdeal.com • RealEstate • New York
Pinterest is in negotiations to lease a significant amount of office space at 11 Madison Avenue in Midtown South, New York City.
therealdeal.com • RealEstate • New York
This article analyzes the multifaceted challenges facing New York City's real estate market, including low vacancy rates, stalled development projects, and political headwinds.
therealdeal.com • Politics • New York
The future of the Elizabeth Street Garden project in New York City remains uncertain, with the mayor's administration pausing the affordable housing development despite winning legal battles to evict the existing garden.
therealdeal.com • Politics • New York
A proposed change to New York City's election system, open primaries, could lead to the election of candidates more favorable to the real estate industry.
therealdeal.com • Politics • United States
A New York City mayoral candidate's tweet complaining about his rent-stabilized apartment sparked outrage among multifamily owners, highlighting the complexities of affordable housing in the city.
therealdeal.com • Politics • New York
A New York City mayoral candidate's claim about a landlord hardship program is challenged by a building owner who can't find such a program, highlighting the struggles of rent-stabilized building owners.
therealdeal.com • Politics • New York City
Anthony Weiner's City Council campaign in New York City focuses on honesty and pragmatism, contrasting with what he sees as the unseriousness of current politics.
therealdeal.com • Politics • New York
This article features an interview with New York City mayoral candidate Zellnor Myrie, focusing on his housing plan and his views on the real estate industry's role in shaping policy.
therealdeal.com • Politics • New York
Three New York City mayoral candidates debated housing policies at a recent forum, focusing on rent regulation, mayoral influence over the Rent Guidelines Board, and the potential impact of federal funding cuts.
therealdeal.com • Politics • New York
Andrew Cuomo's mayoral campaign and housing plan are creating significant ripples in New York City's real estate market, sparking both financial contributions and criticism from rival candidates.
nyc.gov • Housing • New York City
The New York City Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) has significantly reduced the number of vacant lots in its jurisdiction while increasing the number of lots designated for affordable housing development.
therealdeal.com • Politics • New York
This article examines the real estate records and housing policy stances of potential mayoral candidates in New York City following Mayor Eric Adams' indictment.
commercialobserver.com • RealEstate • New York City
One William Street Capital Management expanded its office space at 299 Park Avenue in New York City by 15,000 square feet, increasing its total footprint to 44,754 square feet.
eldiario.es • Politics • USA
New York City mayoral candidate Brad Lander was arrested by federal agents at a federal building while attending an immigration hearing.
therealdeal.com • RealEstate • New York
The article covers the impact of New York City's FARE Act, Related Companies' Hudson Yards activities, and other significant real estate transactions.
therealdeal.com • Politics • New York
Zohran Mamdani, a socialist candidate, has surprisingly won the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor, defeating Andrew Cuomo.
irishtimes.com • Politics • USA
Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old democratic socialist, unexpectedly won the New York City Democratic mayoral primary, defeating the establishment candidate Andrew Cuomo in a stunning upset.