New Mural at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York Celebrates Immigrant Heritage Amid National Debate
St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York reveals a mural by Adam Cvijanovic celebrating immigrants, amid debates on immigration and the diversity of the city's population.
State Attorneys General, Led by NY's Letitia James, Urge Colleges to Pursue Diversity Despite Supreme Court Ruling
A coalition led by NY Attorney General Letitia James and attorneys general from seven states urges colleges to ensure diversity in admissions following the Supreme Court's decisions against affirmative action.
New York Leads Rebellion of 74 Cities Against National Guard Troop Deployment in American Metropolises
New York City leads a coalition of 74 localities opposing the federal deployment of National Guard troops to U.S. cities, challenging it as unnecessary and disruptive to local law enforcement efforts.
Bob Ross Paintings Auctioned to Support Struggling Public TV Stations After Federal Funding Cuts
Bob Ross paintings are being auctioned to support public TV stations facing federal funding cuts, as reported by NBC New York. Profits will aid programming for stations affected by the cuts. Auctions are set for multiple cities and online.
Columbia University Honors Israel Attack Victims with Stirring Memorial of 1,205 Chairs
Columbia University set up a memorial with 1,205 empty chairs for the victims of a Hamas attack, reflecting on the human toll and continuing peace negotiations.
Columbia University Aims to Heal Divisions with 'Listening Tables' Amid Tightened Security and Federal Oversight
Columbia University is addressing campus division with "Listening Tables" after intense protests, amidst strict security and a settlement with the Trump administration that increased oversight.
Governor Hochul Announces Waived Application Fees for Almost 130 Colleges During NY State College Application Month
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced the waiver of application fees for nearly 130 colleges during New York State College Application Month this October, supporting accessibility to higher education.
New York City to Issue $460 Million in Social Bonds for Affordable Housing under Mayor Adams' Initiative
Mayor Eric Adams announces NYC's fourth sale of Social Bonds in October, aimed at funding approximately 2,200 affordable housing units and backed by the city's strong credit ratings.
Warm and Sunny Across NYC Boroughs Today as Evening Showers and Thunderstorms Are Expected
The NWS predicts mostly sunny weather with near 83 degrees in Manhattan, and similar conditions in other NYC boroughs, but with increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms tonight.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Visits Albania to Promote Economic Ties and Tourism
Mayor Eric Adams visits Albania to foster economic ties and promote NYC tourism, with his trip's expenses partially covered by city funds and Albanian hospitality. He has personal connections to Albania through his son, who gained fame there.
NYC Transforms into Halloween Wonderland with Trick-or-Streets Festivities Starting October 17
NYC's Trick-or-Streets Halloween event returns, offering various activities and street closures for pedestrianized celebrations from October 17 to 31.












