Long Island Lawns Go Quiet with Serenity's Electric Robotic Mowers as Residents Embrace Noiseless Landscaping Solutions
Kevin Boodram founded Serenity Robotic Lawncare, offering quieter electric robotic mowers in Long Island, with around 70 customers favoring the noiseless lawn maintenance.
Brooklyn's Atlantic Avenue Rezoning Plan to Introduce 4,600 Homes and Boost Community Services
The Atlantic Avenue rezoning plan was approved by NYC Council panels, aiming to create 4,600 homes with 1,900 affordable units and 2,800 jobs in Brooklyn.
New York City DOT Initiates Community-Driven Safety Overhaul for Dangerous 'Conduit' in Brooklyn and Queens
The NYC Department of Transportation has launched a community-driven study to improve safety along the Conduit, a major roadway in Brooklyn and Queens, with a focus on enhancing conditions for both pedestrians and drivers.
New Yorkers Set Sail for Puzzle Adventure in OHNY's Citywide Water-Themed Scavenger Hunt
OHNY organizes a scavenger hunt focused on NYC's waterways on May 17, encouraging teams to explore city sites without cars and use ferries, with a prize of early access to their annual event locations.
MTA Launches New Bike and Pedestrian Paths on RFK Bridge, Linking Manhattan, Bronx, and Randall's Island
MTA Chair Janno Lieber inaugurates new bike and pedestrian paths on the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge, enhancing connectivity between Manhattan, the Bronx, and Randall's Island.
Governor Hochul Announces $10 Million Boost to NYFIRST, Aiming to Propel New York as a Leader in Life Sciences
Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $10 million expansion to New York's NYFIRST program, aiming to attract top translational research scientists to bolster the state's life sciences sector.
New York City to Expand Pedestrian and Cycling Space on Queensboro Bridge in Green Mobility Push
New York City plans to double pedestrian and cycling space on the Queensboro Bridge by dedicating lanes to each group for safety and to encourage non-vehicular travel.
Survey Reveals Over a Third of New Yorkers Admit to Littering, Young Men in Bronx and Queens Leading the Trend
A survey shows over a third of New Yorkers admit to littering, mainly men aged 18-34 from the Bronx and Queens. Despite this, locals have a strong city pride.












