Affordable Housing Fast Track: NYC Names 12 Districts for 2027
NYC names 12 districts for faster affordable housing reviews starting Jan. 1, 2027. See the rules and public input options.
NYC’s Click-to-Cancel Rule Takes Effect, With Fines Starting at $525
NYC’s Click-to-Cancel rule starts Oct. 1, with penalties from $525. Learn how to report subscription traps and keep records.
NYC Launches SNAP Reenrollment Push as New York Time Limit Resets
NYC launches SNAP outreach as New York’s time limit resets Oct. 1. Learn who can reapply and where Utica residents can get help.
NYC Says 2026 World Cup Delivered $2 Billion Economic Boost
New York City says the 2026 FIFA World Cup generated $2 billion in economic activity, with visitor spending supporting thousands of jobs.
NYC Says 95% of Large Buildings Meet First Emissions Limits
New York City says 95% of large privately owned buildings on Local Law 97’s performance pathway met first-year emissions limits.
NYC Launches ‘Opera for All’ With 70,000 Free Met Tickets
New York City’s new Opera for All program will distribute 70,000 free Metropolitan Opera tickets during the 2026-27 season.
NYC Advances 100 Gold Street Plan for Nearly 4,000 New Homes
New York City begins public review of a 100 Gold Street plan for nearly 4,000 homes, including about 1,000 affordable units.
DoorDash to Pay $131.5 Million in NYC Delivery Worker Settlement
DoorDash will pay $131.5 million after NYC found delivery worker pay violations, with more than $115 million going to workers.
NYCHA Model Apartment Showcases Heat Pumps and Induction Cooking
A Brooklyn Navy Yard model apartment shows how NYCHA plans to use heat pumps, induction cooking and other clean-energy upgrades in public housing.
NYC Adds 17 Public Bathrooms in Five-Borough Pilot
New York City is adding 17 modular public bathrooms in a $4 million pilot aimed at improving access and quality of life.