Here are some indoor and outdoor art exhibits in New York City to explore this spring
Spend a day art-hopping around New York City's five boroughs by following the location map of Awol Erizku's New Visions for Iris installations.
Monthly Archives: March 2021
New York City moves to dismiss hundreds of prostitution cases, decriminalize sex work
New York City moves to dismiss hundreds of prostitution cases, decriminalize sex work. The Queens district attorney announced the move Tuesday. By ...
Remote Learning Still A Struggle For Students, Parents 1 Year Since New York City Schools Shut …
Bauman asked Berroa. “She doesn't get enough hours during the day at school with remote learning to keep up,” Berroa said. The New York City ...
The 2021 Law Power 100
New York City's district attorneys are among the most powerful elected officials in the five boroughs, with wide latitude to decide which types of crimes ...
FDNY EMS: A year on New York City’s front line
... News spent the past year photographing EMTs and paramedics to capture a slice of what they go through every day in service to New York City.
Welcome to Googletown: NYC’s Tech Sector Thrives During Pandemic. But Will it Stick Around for …
New York City lost a record 631,000 jobs last year, but the pain has been far from evenly distributed, with Wall Street and tech booming. Still, the ...
New Window on Danger
“People assume that this is just like a skyscraper issue in New York City…” says Molly Adams, NYC Audubon's Advocacy and Outreach manager.
Manhattan judge dismisses New York City landlords’ suit, upholding constitutionality of 2019 rent …
A Manhattan judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by five New York City landlords in the latest ruling upholding the constitutionality of sweeping rent ...
With Vote, NY Regents Try To Ease Backlog Of Special Education Complaints. Advocates Say It’s …
State officials approved changes Monday meant to ease the backlog of special education-related complaints in New York City. Subscribe. The Board of ...
Law Enforcement Unions Say Bail Reform To Blame For Spike In Violent Crimes As City Focuses …
“Sixty percent of our members live in the confines of New York City. Why do they move out?” said PBA President Patrick Lynch. “Because they can't ...
DC United approved to host 2000 fans at Audi Field for opening game vs. New York City FC
United's Major League Soccer home opener versus New York City F.C. With approval from the Mayor's Office and DC Health on Monday, it'll also host ...
How Far Along Is New York City in Its Reopening This Spring?
Below, a guide to the process as it unfolds in New York City. Indoor dining to return at 50 percent capacity on March 19. On March 10, the governors of ...
Remote Learning Still A Struggle For New York City Students
March 15, 2021 marked one year since New York City schools shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic. But after a year of remote learning, many ...
Tourists, jobs expected to return to NYC soon
More than 140 New York City hotels shut down, at least temporarily, since the pandemic started. The hotels that remain open currently have a 10% ...
New ‘Advance Peace’ Program Will Aim To Stop NYC Gun Violence
NEW YORK CITY — A new pilot program will pair at-risk New York City youths with mentors and offer monetary stipends in an effort to curb gun ...
Staying Fit in New York City Without a Gym Membership
Luckily, New York City offers many alternate ways you can get in the daily exercise and stay fit and healthy. As long as you keep an open mind, there ...
Half Million NYC Office Workers Plan Fall Return | NYC Roundup
A Partnership For New York City study expects 66 percent of companies to use a hybrid attendance policy as COVID-19 vaccinations continue.
City pays $3.2M for historic Brooklyn abolitionist site
New York City has paid $3.2 million for the former home of two Brooklyn abolitionists who harbored slaves in the Underground Railroad. “It's a place ...
Christopher F. Seger of Hampton Bays And New York City Dies February 23
Christopher F. Seger of Hampton Bays and New York City died on February 23 from complications of COVID-19. He was 51. Mr. Seger was born ...
Film industry grabbing up real estate in New York City, CBRE report says
With people streaming more TV shows and movies at home, New York City's film and television industry has been driving demand for studio and office ...