NYU Retracts MTA Worker Assault Study Citing Compromised Data, amNewYork Metro Follows Suit
NYU researchers are retracting a study on MTA worker assaults due to a compromised survey, exposed to non-workers on Facebook, leading to unreliable data.
Tech Maven Greg Carr Lists Historic $25M Flatiron Penthouse to Aid African Conservation Efforts
Tech entrepreneur Greg Carr has listed his historic Flatiron penthouse in New York for $25 million, planning to use the proceeds for his African conservation projects.
Chobani Envisions Community-Centric Corporate Future with New NoHo Global Headquarters
Chobani unveils plans for its new global headquarters, Chobani House, in Manhattan, blending business with community support through diverse spaces and local engagement.
Culinary Innovators Redefine Viennoiserie, Dominique Ansel Prepares to Launch Fusion Bakery in NYC as Paris Embraces Crookie Craze
Dominique Ansel, creator of the Cronut, will open Papa d’Amour in NYC, featuring French-Asian pastries, while Parisian baker Stéphane Louvard's "crookie" gains popularity in Paris.
DAZN and Ziff Davis Expand in Manhattan with New Park Avenue South Leases as Office Market Rebounds
DAZN leased a 10,000-square-foot office on Park Ave South while Ziff Davis secured 23,038 square feet at 360 Park Ave South, showing a revival in Manhattan's office market.
New York's $159 Million Health Cost Transparency Tool Yet to Launch as State Approves Insurance Rate Hikes Amid Mounting Medical Debts
New York's project to create a health costs transparency tool, despite significant investment, remains unused by the public, leaving residents facing high medical expenses.
New York City and Hudson Valley Issues Air Quality Health Advisory Amidst New Jersey Wildfires
An air quality advisory is in effect for NYC and the Hudson Valley until midnight due to smoke from New Jersey wildfires affecting air quality and posing health risks.
Manhattan Honors Military Service with Largest Veterans Day Parade in the Nation
Manhattan celebrated its 105th Veterans Day Parade led by Sgt. Dakota Meyer, with 20,000 participants marching up Fifth Avenue amidst street closures and a wreath-laying ceremony at Madison Square Park.
New York City Enjoys Mild Veterans Day Weather, Sunny Week Ahead across Boroughs
New Yorkers experienced cloudy Veterans Day mornings that cleared to sunny afternoons, with highs near 68°F, followed by a sunny week with cooler temperatures ahead.
Dance Luminary Judith Jamison Passes Away at 81 in New York, Leaving a Legacy That Transformed the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
Judith Jamison, iconic dancer and former artistic director of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, has died at 81.
"Subway Therapy" Installation Re-Emerges in Manhattan, Offering New Yorkers Post-Election Solace on Post-It Notes
The "Subway Therapy" art project in Manhattan lets New Yorkers post their thoughts on Post-It notes in a subway passageway, offering communal expression and catharsis post-election.
Queens Man Charged with Attempted Murder after Shooting Ex-Boss on Upper West Side
Eduardo Diaz was arrested after allegedly shooting his ex-boss in NYC, leading to an intensive manhunt and subway disruptions. He faces multiple charges including attempted murder.












