More than 100 participants will carry tribute cards for fallen special operators as they race from Coronado to the USS Midway on Sept. 19.

The free event moves to a bigger downtown venue as the city's Hispanic population tops 26 percent.

Lou Gehrig Plaza is scheduled to host the 2026 Bronx African Heritage Festival.

Third Avenue fills with costumed kids on September 26 as the Bay Ridge tradition returns for another year.

Violent crime went a month without an incident in Naked City, and a new 87-unit project is the neighborhood's first ground-up housing in decades.

The Assumption Church festival opened at noon with $5 admission, grilled octopus, and shuttle parking off Bellflower Boulevard.

The 365 Flushing Ave. site will hand out food year-round, as Met Council's kosher drive hits a record 2 million pounds.

A once-empty patch beside the Kankakee Public Library now blooms with a native-plant mural, a grass archway and a lighted sign.

A butterfly release will honor Alexus Dick, the friend whose illness inspired the charity, at the September 12 fossil park gala.

Founder Desiree Carr built the festival from game nights in 2016 into a three-day celebration spanning Louisville and Shively.

Skunk Haven's backyard picnic has grown into a festival drawing owners from Florida to the Netherlands. This year adds a $250 phone tournament.

Free car seat inspections, Kid Print ID cards, and sheriff vehicle demos hit Avon's Detroit Road park on Sept. 12.

Hundreds of vintage rides and modern Corvettes lined South Park's main road as the 15th annual cruise returned to the park.