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A warm, breezy Friday gives way to a sunny Saturday near 60 degrees and a mild, light-wind Sunday for the marathon. The city's dry streak is now the longest in two years.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 10 hr agoNational Weather ServiceNational Weather ServiceNY1 0 commentsThe state Labor Department is replacing its 50-year-old benefits system. While it switches over, no one can file a claim, certify for weekly benefits or reach the call center, and payments will be late.
The new Queens building is setting aside four of its 24 apartments for households earning 130% of area median income. One-bedrooms rent for $2,200 and two-bedrooms for $2,500.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 3 sources · 10 hr agoSeven people have been killed and 74 seriously injured on the Brooklyn parkway in five years, city data shows. Because the state controls it, the Mamdani administration can't order the kind of overhaul it has pushed on other streets.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 3 sources · 14 hr agoSunset comes an hour earlier after daylight saving time ends on Nov. 1, putting the evening rush in the dark. The city is adding NYPD enforcement and LinkNYC warnings during the season's deadliest hours for pedestrians.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · NYC Department of Transportation, NY1 · 14 hr agoWork started this week on a design-build restroom by the Kissena Velodrome in Flushing, one of five the city is building for $3.8 million each. Officials say it will open about four months after groundbreaking.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 3 sources · 18 hr agoAfter Council pushback, Linda Tigani will remain chair of the Commission on Racial Equity through July 31, 2027. Alexander, head of the NAACP New York State Conference, takes over Aug. 1, 2027.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 4 sources · 18 hr ago
