CUNY professor analyzes more than 1 million noise complaints
For many New Yorkers, noise is simply part of daily life — from construction and traffic to loud…
Harlem Week returns to celebrate culture and history
The city is getting ready to celebrate the history, culture and contributions of Harlem as the annual Harlem…
NYC Restaurant Week kicks off
NYC Restaurant Week officially kicks off on Monday across the five boroughs. Over 600 restaurants are taking part…
NYC teens take part in Democracy Camp
A group of local teenagers is spending part of their summer trying to improve our democracy. Democracy Camp…
Previewing the annual Our Lady of Mount Carmel Feast
This week marked the start of the annual Our Lady of Mount Carmel Feast. The main attraction is…
‘American Promise’ composer talks America 250 concert
As America gets ready to celebrate its 250th anniversary, New York City will mark the milestone in many…
Bronx lawmaker weighs in on World Cup and more
The World Cup is an international event, and draws attention from international communities here in the city. Bronx…
FIT president talks AI, future careers in creative arts
As the presence of artificial intelligence grows exponentially in our daily lives, it’s leading educators across the country…
Tamarind celebrates 25 years of Indian fine dining
Restaurant founder Avtar Walia opened Tamarind in 2001 with a vision of presenting Indian cuisine in an elegant…
New York Transit Museum celebrates 50 years
The New York Transit Museum is celebrating its 50-year anniversary with two new special exhibits. “50 Years of…
Running program helps New Yorkers rebuild their lives
For some people, the path to stability and a fresh start begins with a pair of running shoes.…
Sports culture expert discuss impact of Knicks win
The New York Knicks winning the NBA championship will go down in basketball history, but could it also…