Canarsie News Expands Community Coverage Across Southeast Brooklyn...

Development

A new hyperlocal media platform focused on Southeast Brooklyn has officially launched, bringing expanded community coverage, neighborhood resources, local events, and civic information to residents living near East New York...

2026 NY Music Month Brings 60+ Free Music Events Across NYC...

BD Events | BD Opportunities

2026 NY Music Month returns with more than 60 free events across all five boroughs, offering performances, workshops, networking opportunities, industry discussions, and rehearsal space for artists and music professionals....

Hook and Reel Launches Sunday Live Music Nights in Brooklyn...

Arts & Culture | Brooklyn

Hook and Reel is bringing live music, seafood, cocktails, and nightlife energy to Southeast Brooklyn with the launch of “Sunday Live at the Reel,” a new entertainment series debuting in...

Broken Planet Show Brings Interactive Chaos To Brooklyn Stage...

Arts & Culture | Brooklyn Events

Broken Planet Show is making its New York City premiere in Williamsburg as performer Callum Grant brings his interactive comedy-cabaret production to Brooklyn Comedy Collective for a one-night-only performance. The...

New York Cannabis Market Expands With 32 New Licenses...

Acquisitions & Partnerships | Endorsements | Health & Wellness

The New York Cannabis market continues expanding after state regulators approved 32 new adult-use licenses across cultivation, retail, processing, and distribution sectors. The latest approvals signal continued growth in New...

CUNY Beyond Council Connects Students to Careers Across NYC...

BD Opportunities | For Students

The City University of New York is expanding its push to connect students directly to careers through a new public-private initiative designed to strengthen workforce development across the university system....

How the 32BJ Deal Quietly Prevented a NYC Housing Crisis...

District Leader | Features | Homeowner News

A new 32BJ Deal has averted a potential citywide strike in New York City, securing wage increases, stronger pensions, and healthcare protections for tens of thousands of residential building workers....

NYC Deed Theft Prevention Office Targets Housing Scams...

Brooklyn Events | District Leader

New York City has launched a new Deed Theft Prevention Office aimed at protecting homeowners from fraudulent property schemes. The initiative introduces a coordinated, citywide strategy to prevent deed theft,...

Taylor Swift’s Wedding Reportedly Set for NYC This July...

Catering | Feature Stories

Taylor Swift’s wedding is once again dominating headlines, and this time, the spotlight is firmly on New York City. After months of speculation about a coastal Rhode Island ceremony, new...

NY 6PM City Trend: Why Early Dining Is Rising...

Brooklyn | Feature Stories

Is New York becoming a 6PM city? That question is gaining traction as more New Yorkers choose early dinners over late nights, reshaping how the city eats and socializes. For...

Devil Wears Prada 2 NYC Premiere at Lincoln Center...

Feature Stories | Live Entertainment

The Devil Wears Prada 2 NYC premiere turned the Upper West Side into a fashion-meets-Hollywood spectacle Tuesday morning, as fans, media, and industry insiders gathered outside Lincoln Center for one...

Counter Service Brooklyn Sandwich Shop Opens In Williamsburg...

Brunch | Catering

A new wave of sandwich culture has officially hit North Brooklyn with the arrival of the Counter Service Brooklyn sandwich shop, which opened its first borough location in Williamsburg this...

Italianissimo 30 Years: Staten Island Classic Thrives...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Catering

Italianissimo 30 years is more than just an anniversary—it’s a rare survival story in New York City’s brutal restaurant industry, and Staten Island diners are taking notice. In South Beach,...

Chococo NYC opening brings British chocolate to Manhattan...

Recipes (food) | Restaurant/Bar News

The Chococo NYC opening is already turning heads in Manhattan, and chocolate lovers are taking notice. A beloved British chocolatier known for its handcrafted approach has officially landed in New...

Mamdani Grocery Plan Sparks ‘Potemkin Socialism’ Debate...

Features | Local NYC Politics | Mayor

A bold promise to tackle food access in New York is now drawing sharp criticism, as the Mamdani grocery plan faces questions over cost, timing, and real impact on everyday...

NYC Outdoor Dining Shrinks Across NYC Streets...

Brunch | Feature Stories

NYC outdoor dining takes a noticeable step back across Manhattan streets On a warm Thursday evening in Manhattan, the shift was impossible to miss. The energy that once defined summer...

NYC Theater Shows April: 5 Must-See Picks Right Now...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Feature Stories

Spring is bringing fresh energy to the stage, and the current lineup of NYC theater shows April is turning heads across the city. From Broadway revivals with A-list casts to...

Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop Kitchen NYC Opening...

Brooklyn | Brunch | Catering

Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop Kitchen arrives in NYC and it’s just the beginning Gwyneth Paltrow is finally bringing her wellness-driven food brand to New York and fans will not have to...

Michelin Guide NYC Adds 9 Restaurants: Best to Order...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brooklyn

Brooklyn is having a major Michelin moment—and diners across New York City are paying attention. The Michelin Guide NYC just added nine new restaurants to its 2026 lineup, offering a...

City Hall Rift Deepens as Mamdani and Menin Clash...

District Leader | Features

A widening City Hall rift between Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Council Speaker Julie Menin is reshaping New York’s budget negotiations, as tensions spill into public view over tax policy, education...

NYC’s The Consulate Brings Massive Terrace to Midtown...

Brunch | Restaurant/Bar News

A familiar Midtown corner is getting a major glow-up just in time for outdoor dining season. NYC’s The Consulate is opening a massive new location in Murray Hill, taking over...

Galbi Brisket and Grits Shine at Kjun’s New Midtown Spot...

Brunch | Catering

Korean Cajun fans, your next Midtown craving just got serious. Kjun’s new two-floor Lexington Avenue spot is now open, and the Galbi Brisket and Grits is stealing the show. From...

After Eden NYC Flips From Coffee Shop to Cocktail Den...

Brunch | Feature Stories

It starts as a calm coffee stop and ends as one of the Lower East Side’s most intriguing late-night hangouts. After Eden NYC is quickly becoming one of the neighborhood’s...

Inside the Newest L’Industrie in Little Italy: What to Know...

Brunch | Catering

Pizza fans, rejoice! Little Italy just got a new reason to line up. The newest L’Industrie opened its doors in the heart of the tourist-favorite neighborhood, bringing its famously thin,...

New York Dance Parade Brings 10,000 Dancers This May...

Feature Stories | Happy Hour

New York is about to turn into one giant dance floor again. The New York Dance Parade returns next month, bringing more than 10,000 dancers into the streets of Manhattan...

Gov. Josh Shapiro targets Trump at NYC conference...

Features | Governor | Local NYC Politics

NEW YORK — Josh Shapiro is stepping into the national spotlight in Harlem, where early presidential politics are already taking shape. Gov. Josh Shapiro delivered a sharp critique of Donald...

Temple Bar Brings Back ’90s NYC for Two Nights Only...

Happy Hour | Live Entertainment

A downtown classic is about to feel like 1995 again. Temple Bar is leaning into pure nostalgia this month, transforming its NoHo space into a full throwback to 90s nightlife,...

Kelis Harlem Food Spots Put NYC Classics Back in Focus...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Feature Stories

Kelis Harlem food spots are getting attention this week, and for good reason. The Harlem-born singer and trained chef is offering a rare, personal look at where she actually eats...

Where to Celebrate Easter in NYC From Fifth Ave to Brooklyn...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brooklyn

Spring in New York hits differently, and if you are wondering where to celebrate Easter, the city offers something on nearly every block. From the colorful chaos of Fifth Avenue...

Easter Store Closings 2026: What’s Open in NYC This Weekend...

Brunch

If you are planning a last-minute grocery run or quick retail stop, Easter store closings 2026 will shape how New Yorkers spend the holiday weekend. Across New York City, the...

The Meatball Shop Closes Final NYC Location...

Feature Stories | Restaurant/Bar News

The end of the Meatball Shop is hitting New York City diners with a mix of nostalgia and reality. The once-buzzy chain that helped define a certain era of casual...

Katana Kitten Lands on 2026 Best Bars List...

Feature Stories | Restaurant/Bar News

New Yorkers already know it’s tough to grab a seat at Katana Kitten on a busy night. Now it might get even harder. The West Village hotspot just earned a...

NYC’s New Soba Spot Brings Handmade Noodles to Soho...

Brunch | Restaurant/Bar News

Soho just got a quiet but serious upgrade. NYC’s New Soba Spot, Soba Ulala, is now open, bringing handmade noodles and a focused Japanese menu to a neighborhood better known...

April Never Fools NYC Diners: Top Restaurants Right Now...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brunch

April is serving up some of the city’s best bites yet, and NYC diners have plenty to get excited about. From Greenpoint fusion spots to classic Lower East Side carnitas...

New 2026 Polls Put NYC at Center of Fight for House Control...

District Leader | Local NYC Politics

New 2026 polls are beginning to sharpen the picture of what could become one of the most consequential congressional battles in recent years, and New York City is emerging as...

Is the Left Killing NY? Hochul Under Fire...

Governor | Homeowner News | Local NYC Politics

Is the left killing NY, or is New York being pushed to the edge? Left killing NY is no longer just a talking point, it’s becoming a serious political question...

NYC Bloody Mary Festival 2026 Winners: Best Brunch Drinks in NYC...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brunch | Catering

The NYC Bloody Mary Festival is back for 2026, and this year’s winners are putting a fresh spotlight on the city’s boldest brunch drinks. From smoky classics to over-the-top creations,...

Biryani Bol NYC: Gourmet Clay-Pot Biryani Delivered to Your Door...

Catering | Restaurant/Bar News

Think you know delivery? Think again. Biryani Bol NYC is flipping the script, bringing steaming, clay-pot biryani straight to your doorstep, with flavors so fresh, you’ll feel like a five-star...

NYC Renters Getting Taxed Without Knowing It...

Homeowner News | Local NYC Politics | Manhattan

NYC renters are feeling the squeeze as hidden costs tied to rising water and sewer charges quietly push housing expenses higher across the city. For many NYC renters, this isn’t...

Staten Island Potholes Are Getting Worse...

Homeowner News | Local NYC Politics | news

Residents across Staten Island are dealing with a growing headache as Staten Island potholes continue to worsen. City officials warn that without additional resources and funding, many streets could remain...

NYC Outdoor Dining Debate Heats Up as Restaurants Fight to Save It...

People & Company Moves

The future of NYC outdoor dining is once again at the center of a heated debate across the city. For many New Yorkers, those sidewalk tables and curbside setups became...

NYC Minimum Wage Increase Proposed to $30, Setting National Record...

Endorsements | Features | Judicial

New York City is making headlines with a bold plan for an NYC minimum wage increase to $30 an hour, a move that would set the highest standard in the...

NYC Sober Nightlife Is Changing the Party Scene...

Catering | Restaurant/Bar News

New York City is known for its legendary bar scene, late-night clubs, and cocktail culture. But a growing movement is starting to reshape that tradition: NYC sober nightlife. Across the...

NY Seafood Contaminated With Norovirus: Health Alert Issued...

Feature Stories | Food

A health alert is raising concern across New York’s dining scene after federal officials warned that certain seafood sold in the state may be contaminated with norovirus, a highly contagious...

Complimentary Bites Nearby: Five Guys And Chipotle...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Catering

New York City foodies, listen up, this week is shaping up to be a sweet spot for complimentary bites nearby. Two fan-favorite fast-casual chains are rolling out deals that are...

Upper West Side Favorite: Chinese Spot Closes After 8 Years...

Brunch | Catering

The Upper West Side just lost one of its go-to dim sum destinations. A Chinese Spot Closes its doors after nearly a decade of serving dumplings, pork buns, and comforting...

Hidden Speakeasy Opens Near Grand Central in Midtown...

Happy Hour | Restaurant/Bar News

A Hidden Speakeasy has quietly opened near Grand Central Terminal, and cocktail lovers across New York City are already buzzing about it. Tucked inside an office tower in Midtown Manhattan,...

Upper West Side Dish: Epices Bakery Croissants Getting Buzz...

Catering | Restaurant/Bar News

On the bustling blocks of Manhattan’s Upper West Side, neighborhood food discoveries happen almost daily. But every so often, one particular bite starts getting people talking. Right now, the latest...

Japanese Grilled Beef Tongue Is the Hottest New Bite in NYC This March...

Catering | Restaurant/Bar News

If you thought New York’s dining scene couldn’t get any more eclectic, Japanese Grilled Beef Tongue has just flipped the script. Among NYC’s newest restaurant openings this March, a spot...

NYC’s New Vegas Steakhouse: Carversteak Opens in Midtown...

Catering | Restaurant/Bar News

Get ready, steak lovers! NYC’s New Vegas Steakhouse has officially landed in Manhattan this spring. The celebrated Carversteak, a luxe steakhouse concept from Las Vegas, is opening a flagship restaurant...

East New York Shoppers Notice New BJ’s Carts at Gateway Mall...

Shoppers at the BJ’s Wholesale Club location in East New York, at the Gateway Mall, are noticing an upgrade inside the store: new shopping carts. The update first came to light after...

Hampton Chutney Co. Brings Its Famous Dosas to NYC Near Astor Place...

Brunch | Catering

Hampton Chutney Co. the beloved Long Island eatery known for its crispy dosas and bold chutney pairings has officially opened a new location in Manhattan, marking its return to New...

NYC Bar Hit List 2026: Top Spots You Can’t Miss Tonight...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brunch | Catering

New York City’s nightlife has returned with a bang in 2026. From dive bars with history to cocktail hotspots and cozy wine bars, the NYC Bar Hit List 2026 highlights...

Kirbee’s NYC Barbecue Brings Texas Smoke to Brooklyn...

Brooklyn | Catering

Kirbee’s NYC barbecue is set to bring serious Texas pedigree to Greenpoint, Brooklyn, marking one of the most anticipated barbecue openings of 2026. In a city filled with smokehouses and...

Gwyneth Paltrow Brings Goop Kitchen to NYC’s Flatiron District...

Brunch | Catering

New Yorkers have something to look forward to this summer: Gwyneth Paltrow is bringing Goop Kitchen to the heart of Manhattan. The wellness-focused, fast-casual restaurant will open its doors in...

This NYC Italian Spot Just Became America’s Favorite Eatery...

Brunch | Catering

If you’ve been wandering through Hudson Yards lately, you might have noticed the buzz around a particular dining spot, Ci Siamo, the NYC Italian spot that’s just been crowned America’s...

The Best NYC Dishes You’ll Want to Try Before Everyone Else...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brooklyn | Brunch

New York City has no shortage of good food but only a handful of plates truly stand out at any given moment. These are the Best NYC Dishes food editors...

ThisBowl NYC Expansion Signals the Continued Rise of Bowl Culture...

Brunch | Catering

New York’s fast-casual dining scene has officially entered another chapter in its bowl era. The latest sign? The ThisBowl NYC expansion, as the Australian-born eatery secures space for its fifth...

Is NYC Losing the Pumpernickel Bagel Forever? The Real Story...

Brunch | Catering

For decades, the pumpernickel bagel was a staple at New York City bagel shops, known for its deep brown color, earthy rye flavor, and slightly sweet tang. Once as common...

Hochul Funds NYC $1.5B, First Mamdani Budget Looms...

Governor | Local NYC Politics | news

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has approved a $1.5 billion funding package for New York City, a critical boost ahead of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s first city budget. The announcement underscores...

Brooklyn Curling Club: A Night on the Ice...

Brooklyn

On a cold evening in Brooklyn, the ice at the Brooklyn Curling Club is already busy. Stones slide down the sheet. Brooms move fast. Teammates shout directions across the rink....

Staten Island Raising Cane’s Delay Heats Up...

Brunch | Feature Stories

Staten Islanders have been waiting and waiting for their own Staten Island Raising Cane’s. But instead of opening doors, the project is stuck in the city approval pipeline, and frustration...

FDA Oyster Recall NYC: What Diners Need to Know...

Feature Stories | Food

Then, New York seafood lovers are being urged to pay attention after a federal alert about oysters distributed in multiple states, including New York. The FDA oyster recall NYC warning...

Mamdani vs. Gov. Hochul: NYC Budget Crisis...

Governor | Local NYC Politics | Mayor

New York City is facing one of its most tense fiscal standoffs in recent years as Mayor Zohran Mamdani released his preliminary $127 billion budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2027....

NYC’s $30–$50 Chicken Dinners Are Having Their Moment...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Catering

New York City has long been a haven for food lovers, but a surprising trend is taking over the dining scene: the rise of premium chicken dinners. Once considered a...

NYC Restaurant Closures: February 2026 Updates...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brooklyn

February 2026 brought another wave of NYC restaurant closures, with several notable restaurants, bakeries, and bars across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx shutting their doors. According to reporting by Eater...

NYPD Seeks Changes to NYC Protest Perimeter Rules...

Local NYC Politics | Mayor | news

The New York City Police Department (NYPD) seeks changes to proposed legislation that would establish protest perimeter rules around houses of worship. The bill, introduced by the City Council and...

NYC’s Kompa Tuesdays Marks 15-Year Milestone...

Happy Hour | Live Entertainment

NYC’s Kompa Tuesdays has reached a major milestone. For 15 years, this weekly Manhattan event has brought Haitian music, culture, food, and nightlife together under one roof. What started as...

Staten Island Liquor Store Sells $16K Lottery Ticket...

Feature Stories | Happy Hour

A Staten Island liquor store recently made headlines after selling a winning $16K lottery ticket, reminding residents that big moments can happen in everyday places. The ticket was purchased on...

Hot Meals Under $12 in NYC Still Exist – Here’s Where!...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brooklyn | Catering

In a city where a simple lunch can easily cost $20 or more, finding a hot, filling meal for under $12 in New York City might sound impossible. But for...

Bronx Restaurants Shine at NYC Restaurant Week 2026...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Catering

When it comes to New York City’s dining scene, the spotlight often falls on Manhattan or Brooklyn. But in 2026, Bronx restaurants are stepping into the spotlight, proving that this...

The Best Martini and Fries in NYC and Where to Find Them...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brooklyn

Discover the best martini and fries combos in NYC. Learn why this effortless pairing works, where to find top spots for martini and fries, and how to order it like...

NYC Speed Limit Battle: Why City Leaders Are Failing Street Safety...

Homeowner News | Local NYC Politics | Mayor

New Yorkers hear a lot of political noise every week but the NYC Speed Limit Battle isn’t just another headline. This fight over lowering speed limits cuts to the heart...

Top Pet-Friendly Restaurants in NYC Where Dogs Are Welcome...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brooklyn

For dog owners in New York City, finding a spot where you can enjoy a meal without leaving your furry friend at home can feel like a challenge. Luckily, NYC...

NYC Shoppers’ Listeria Alert: Salmon Recall at BJ’s NY And NJ!...

Brooklyn | Catering

A recent salmon recall has raised alarms for NYC shoppers’ listeria alert, affecting frozen salmon sold at BJ’s Wholesale Club locations in New York and New Jersey. The recall comes...

Best Valentine’s Date Night Cabaret Shows in NYC 2026...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brooklyn | Brunch

Discover the best Valentine’s date night cabaret shows in NYC 2026. Find intimate concerts, Broadway performers, and romantic venues for an unforgettable evening. Valentine’s Day in New York City is...

Will Todd Hood Be Blakeman’s Final Running Mate?...

Endorsements | Features | Local NYC Politics

Bruce Blakeman names Madison County Sheriff Todd Hood as running mate, aiming to strengthen GOP appeal in upstate New York ahead of 2026 election. Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman has...

Eric Blackwell Joins JIG Media As Its New Political Director...

Community News

Eric Blackwell, award-winning journalist and strategist, joins JIG Media as NYC Political Director to expand the firm’s communications reach. The Architect of Influence: Eric Blackwell Takes the Helm as JIG...

NYC Restaurants Shut Down for ICE Raid Protest...

Catering | Feature Stories

On January 30, 2026, a growing number of NYC restaurants shut down their kitchens, dining rooms, and coffee counters for a day of protest tied to nationwide anger over ongoing...

NYC’s Hottest Food Pop-Ups of 2026 You Can’t Miss...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brunch | Catering

New York City’s food scene never sleeps, and 2026 has been a landmark year for NYC’s Hottest Food Pop-Ups. From bold street food innovations to inventive collaborations between local chefs,...

NY’s 11th Craft Beer Festival Revealed: Sip, Taste, Repeat!...

Feature Stories | Happy Hour

New Yorkers know how to celebrate craft beer, and NY’s 11th Craft Beer Festival didn’t disappoint. Held on January 24, 2026, at the Crown Plaza Albany Desmond Hotel, the festival...

NYC’s Most Anticipated Restaurant Openings Coming in 2026...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brunch | Catering

New York City’s restaurant scene never slows down — but some restaurant openings still manage to stop people mid-scroll. As 2026 approaches, a fresh wave of restaurants is preparing to...

Brooklyn’s Border Town: NYC’s Best Flour Tortillas?...

Brooklyn | Catering

Border Town in Greenpoint serves NYC’s best flour tortillas. Discover why foodies are raving about this must-visit Brooklyn Mexican spot. If you’re hunting for NYC’s best flour tortillas, your search...

Golden Steer Lands in NYC – Iconic Vegas Steakhouse Now Open...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Catering

Golden Steer Lands in NYC! Iconic Vegas steakhouse opens in Greenwich Village, serving prime steaks, Caesar salads & vintage Vegas vibes. NYC food lovers, get ready! Golden Steer lands in...

Barachou French Bakery Opens on Upper East Side – Must Try!...

Brunch | Catering

If you’re on the hunt for authentic French pastries in NYC, your taste buds are in for a treat. Barachou French Bakery, already beloved on the Upper West Side and...

NYC’s Hidden Chinatown in LIC: Top Places to Eat Now...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brunch

Discover NYC’s hidden Chinatown in Long Island City with our guide to the best eats, must-try dishes, and top restaurants for an authentic foodie experience. Discover NYC’s Hidden Chinatown in...

This NYC Night Market Ranked Top 10 in the World – Here’s Why...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Catering

New York City is known for its food scene, but one NYC Night Market is now getting global attention. According to a new international study, Queens Night Market has been...

Granola Bar Shuts Doors on Upper West Side After 2 Years...

BD Retail | Brooklyn | Catering

New Yorkers who’ve loved grabbing a quick bite at The Granola Bar on the Upper West Side got some disappointing news this week: The Granola Bar shuts doors after two...

17 Best Bagels in NYC You Can’t Afford to Miss in 2026...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brunch

If you think all bagels are created equal, think again. NYC isn’t just the city that never sleeps it’s the city that perfects the bagel. From chewy, golden crusts to...

Ben and Jerry’s Is Opening a Scoop Shop in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn...

Something sweet is headed to Myrtle Avenue. Ben & Jerry’s appears to be preparing a new Clinton Hill location at 431 Myrtle Ave., where a “Coming Soon” sign is already...

This Popular London Lunch Spot Lands in NYC – Is It Worth It?...

Brunch | Recipes (food)

A famous London lunch spot just landed in NYC. Find out if this London Lunch Spot lives up to the hype and why Midtown is buzzing. If you walk around...

Could NYC Dancing Law Finally Let Restaurants Allow Dancing?...

Live Entertainment | Restaurant/Bar News

New York City may finally change its NYC dancing law, allowing restaurants to let patrons dance again. Find out what this law means for nightlife and NYC dining culture. NYC...

NYC Grocery Prices Are Soaring – See How Much You’re Paying!...

BD Retail | Brooklyn

NYC grocery prices are rising fast! See how much New Yorkers are paying for everyday essentials and what stores offer the best deals. The Big Spike in NYC Grocery Prices...

NYC Executive Order 11: Will Small Businesses Finally Get Relief?...

BD Lifestyle | Judicial | Mayor

New York City small business owners may soon get some long-awaited relief. Under NYC Executive Order 11 – the Mayor has directed city agencies to review, reduce, and in some...

NYC Wegmans Shoppers Warned: Mixed Nuts Recalled for Salmonella...

Food | Food & Drinks

NYC shoppers warned: Wegmans recalls mixed nuts over Salmonella risk. Check your pantry and return affected products immediately. Attention NYC shoppers: Wegmans has issued a recall for some of its...

Mixue NYC Opens: World’s Biggest Ice Cream Chain Hits the City!...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Restaurant/Bar News

Mixue NYC Opens with crowds lining up for $1 soft serve and fruity tea. See why New Yorkers are buzzing about this global chain’s first U.S. shops and what to...

NYC Cell Service Outage Sparks Investigation: 911 Concerns...

Local NYC Politics | Manhattan | news

A widespread NYC cell service outage disrupted phone service across the city this week, leaving thousands of New Yorkers without reliable calls, texts, or mobile data and raising serious concerns...

NYC Restaurant Week Winter 2026: Best Deals And Must-Try Spots...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brooklyn

Every winter, NYC Restaurant Week Winter gives New Yorkers a solid excuse to book tables they usually save for birthdays or client dinners. The prix-fixe menus bring prices down without...

Must-Try Winter Food Spots in New York City...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brunch

Winter in New York City can be harsh, cold winds, gray skies, and the temptation to stay inside. Luckily, NYC’s winter food scene has you covered. From steaming bowls of...

Best Date Night Restaurants in NYC 2026 | Romantic Dining Guide...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Restaurant/Bar News

Discover the best date night restaurants in NYC for 2026. Romantic dining spots, skyline views, Italian, French, and hidden gems for an unforgettable evening. Looking for the best date night...

NYC Restaurants to Watch in 2026: The Must-Try Openings in the City...

Best Of NYC (lists) | Brooklyn

New York City’s dining scene is buzzing with excitement in 2026. From SoHo to Williamsburg to Long Island City, the city is set to welcome bakeries, coastal Indian cuisine, iconic...

Why Cafe LuLuc in Cobble Hill Has the Best Pancakes in Brooklyn...

Brooklyn | Brunch

If you’re wandering through Cobble Hill and craving something special for brunch, CAFÉ LuLuc is a spot you don’t want to miss. Famous for their fluffy, decadent pancakes, this Brooklyn...

Fusion East Expanding To Glenmore Manor in Brownsville in 2026...

Catering

Fusion East, the East New York restaurant known for Caribbean and soul food, is preparing to open a second Brooklyn location, this time in Brownsville. Fusion East Brownsville is planned...

Sheepshead Bay Restaurant Terra Expands South Brooklyn’s Options...

BD Retail | Brooklyn

A Neighborhood Restaurant With Big-City Standards Terra is betting that Sheepshead Bay diners shouldn’t have to travel to Manhattan for a polished night out. The modern European restaurant was founded...

Behind The Menu: Pete’s Tavern, A Gramercy Park Institution...

BD Retail | Feature Stories

Pete’s Tavern sits on a classic Manhattan corner—East 18th Street at Irving Place—serving as both a neighborhood hangout and a living piece of New York City history. A Corner Fixture...

Starbucks Closing NYC Stores Amid Worker and Neighborhood Impact...

BD Retail | Brooklyn

For many New Yorkers, Starbucks isn’t just a coffee stop, it’s a part of their daily routine, a place to pause, connect, or get a quick boost before a busy...

Maimonides Merging With NYC Health + Hospitals: Safety-Net Shift...

Acquisitions & Partnerships | Governor

Maimonides Health is in talks to merge into New York City’s public hospital network, NYC Health + Hospitals, a move that would place one of Brooklyn’s most prominent independent systems...

SPARC Kips Bay Jobs And Education Hub Groundbreaking...

Acquisitions & Partnerships | Announcements | BD Technology

Credit: Ed Reed// Mayoral Photography Office. Mayor Eric Adams, New York Governor Kathy Hochul, New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) President and CEO Andrew Kimball, and The City University...

NYCHA Secures $453M to Renovate 1,058 Harlem Apartments...

BD Real Estate | Local NYC Politics | Manhattan

NYCHA has closed on financing for a $453 million Permanent Affordability Commitment Together (PACT)project that will deliver comprehensive renovations for over 1,300 residents across 1,058 apartments in 10 residential buildings at seven Central and East Harlem developments: Jackie Robinson...

UNIQLO Partnership Helps NYC Street Health Teams Save Lives...

BD Retail | Health & Wellness | Health Care

photo credit NYC Health + Hospitals: SHOW team members met with UNIQLO Global CEO Dai Tsukagoshi (middle) to chat about their work and the impact of UNIQLO’s donation for New...

NYC DOT Celebrates Four Years of Safer Streets, Expanded Mobility, and...

Local NYC Politics | Manhattan | Mayor

How New York City’s transportation policies are reducing traffic deaths, improving daily commutes, and reshaping neighborhoods across all five boroughs The New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) is...

Coney Island Poised for $1 Billion Rebuild: Boardwalk, Housing, and Re...

Health & Wellness

Mayor Adams Commits to Reinvigorating the Iconic Shoreline NEW YORK — New York City is moving forward with a $1 billion redevelopment of the Coney Island shoreline, including reconstruction of...

NYCFC’s City in the Community and NYU Teach AI to Young Leaders...

BD Technology | Features | News

This summer, City in the Community (CITC), New York City FC’s community initiative, partnered with New York University (NYU) to offer a free, three-week Artificial Intelligence (AI) course for young...

Waterways Are the New Highways in New York City...

BD Resources

New York City is turning back to its waterways to address one of the city’s biggest modern challenges: congested streets and emissions from freight delivery. The city’s Department of Transportation...

Metropolitan Hospital Achieves National Recognition for Zero Central L...

Health & Wellness | Health Care

Metropolitan Hospital, part of NYC Health + Hospitals, has earned national distinction for achieving a central line–associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI) rate of zero — a milestone reached by only 338...