Local News
Subway Ridership Returns to Pre-Pandemic Levels on Weekday Mornings
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
A Queens Block Fights to Keep Its Century-Old Corner Firehouse
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
City Council Weighs Sweeping Overhaul of Street Vendor Permits
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
Brooklyn Schools Add Late Buses as Families Move Farther Out
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
Flood Barriers Rise Along the Lower East Side Waterfront
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
The City Can Build Housing Without Losing Its Character
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
In Praise of Boring Government
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
A Budget Is a Statement of Values — Read This One Closely
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
Transit Deserves a Dedicated, Predictable Revenue Stream
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
Federal Infrastructure Dollars Reach Their Slowest Quarter Yet
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
Rail Safety Rules Advance After a Year of Hearings
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
A Quiet Redrawing of the Nation's Internal Migration Map
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
Union Membership Rises Among Younger Workers for a Third Year
States Diverge Sharply on Public University Funding
The Federal Courts Face Their Largest Backlog Since 2008
Farm Belt Drought Pushes Grain Prices Into New Territory
Air Traffic Staffing Shortfalls Ripple Through the Northeast
A National Housing Shortage Becomes a Governing Problem
Shipping Lanes Redrawn as Insurers Reassess Regional Risk
Officials, residents and analysts describe a change that has been building for years.
European Capitals Debate a Common Energy Reserve
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
A Fragile Cease-Fire Holds Through Its Second Month
Officials, residents and analysts describe a change that has been building for years.
India's Rail Expansion Becomes a Test of Industrial Ambition
Latin American Central Banks Break From the Global Rate Cycle
African Cities Lead the World in Urban Population Growth
Pacific Nations Press for Binding Climate Adaptation Funds
A Return of Diplomacy in the Eastern Mediterranean
China's Export Mix Shifts Toward Machinery and Batteries
Council Leaders and City Hall Open a Contentious Budget Season
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
Albany's Housing Compromise Faces a Narrow Path
What the record shows, who is affected, and what comes next for New York.
Campaign Filings Show Record Small-Dollar Fundraising
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
An Oversight Hearing Turns to Contracting Delays
The Mayor's Office Reorganizes Its Capital Projects Team
Ranked-Choice Voting Reshapes a Crowded Borough Primary
A Charter Revision Commission Takes Up Land Use Rules
Public Advocate Presses for Faster Repair Timelines
State Comptroller Flags Risks in the Pension Outlook
Office Leasing Firms Up in Midtown While Downtown Lags
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
Regional Banks Court Deposits With Sharper Rates
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
A Cautious Return of the Initial Public Offering
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
Small Manufacturers Find New Life in the Outer Boroughs
Private Credit Grows Into Wall Street's Quietest Giant
Port Volumes Signal a Steadier Consumer Than Forecast
Restaurant Groups Confront the Math of Higher Wages
Insurers Reprice Coastal Risk Across the Northeast
Retail Vacancies Fall on Corridors That Cut Rents Early
New York's Applied Sciences Campuses Come of Age
Officials, residents and analysts describe a change that has been building for years.
Small Language Models Move Into the Enterprise
What the record shows, who is affected, and what comes next for New York.
Data Centers Meet Their Match in Local Power Grids
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
Curbside Charging Arrives on Its First Residential Blocks
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
Offshore Wind Contracts Are Rewritten for Higher Costs
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
Electric Buses Complete Their First Full Winter
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
Rents Level Off After Three Years of Steep Increases
What the record shows, who is affected, and what comes next for New York.
Office-to-Residential Conversions Clear a Financing Hurdle
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
A Zoning Text Amendment Would Legalize Backyard Cottages
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
Community Clinics Absorb the Load as Hospitals Consolidate
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
Air Quality Alerts Change How Schools Plan Recess
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
A City Program Puts Mental Health Clinicians on Patrol Routes
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
A Rebuilt Bullpen Carries the Season's First Month
What the record shows, who is affected, and what comes next for New York.
The Knicks Find Their Identity in Defense
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
Rangers Lean on Youth Through a Grinding Road Trip
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
Broadway's Spring Season Bets on New Plays
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
A Museum Reopens Its Galleries and Its Argument
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
Downtown Dance Finds Cheaper Rehearsal Space Uptown
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
The Neighborhood Restaurant Adapts to a Costlier City
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
Greenmarkets Extend Their Winter Season
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
A Bakery Revival Built on Regional Grain
What the record shows, who is affected, and what comes next for New York.
The Garment District Holds On, in Smaller Rooms
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
Fashion Week Trades Spectacle for Commerce
What the record shows, who is affected, and what comes next for New York.
Resale Becomes the City's Default Wardrobe
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
1851: The First Edition and the City It Described
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
1863: The Draft Riots and a Newsroom Under Siege
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
1883: The Brooklyn Bridge Opens to a Doubting Public
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
New York Calendar
Community Board 3 Land Use Hearing
Public Hearing Room, 59 East 4th Street — Free
Late Shift: Jazz in the Reading Room
Central Library, Grand Army Plaza — Free
Greenmarket Harvest Day
Union Square North — Free entry
Open Streets: Vernon Boulevard
Vernon Boulevard, Long Island City — Free