Practical tips and guides for renters
When Lincoln Park resident Ainsley Harris first spotted a delivery robot in her neighborhood last year, she said it wasn’t the technology that caught her attention. It was the look. The boxy, pink and orange robot felt more playful than mechanical, Harris said. Even “kind of cute.” It was one of a f
The fatal shooting of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman has rocked the school’s community and attracted national attention. Here’s what to know about the incident and where things currently stand in the alleged killer's criminal case. Who was Sheridan Gorman? Gorman was an 18-year-old freshman at Loyol
Eight new buildings with a total of 108 co-op apartments are planned for vacant or under built city-owned sites in Bed Stuy, East New York, Brownsville, and East Flatbush, all offering affordable home ownership opportunities to first-time buyers. Late last month, the City Council approved Housing Pr
The annual United Airlines New York City Half Marathon returns on Sunday, March 15. The 13.1 mile race will feature 27,000 participants with a route that starts near the Brooklyn Museum, moves through Prospect Park, across the East River, along the FDR Drive, up Times Square, and finishing in Centra
Key takeaways: If you're looking for information about affordable apartments, you've probably heard the terms "rent-regulated," "rent-controlled," or "rent-stabilized." But you may be wondering, what do these terms mean? Our guide to rent-stabilized apartments in NYC walks you through the history of
Key takeaways: The words "Coney Island" might conjure images of campy summertime thrills - throwback amusement parks scented by the salty ocean air - but locals know there's so much more to it than that. "My favorite thing about Coney Island is that it has so many cultural events and family friendly