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In NYC, Ads for Jobs Will Soon Have to Say What They Pay Upfront

Help wanted. The job: putting one of the nation’s most far-reaching salary disclosure laws into practice. Location: New York City. Just four months ago,...

Op-ed: City needs a comprehensive approach to permanently close the digital divide

Both the public and private sectors have come to the long overdue realization that closing the digital divide must be a top priority,...

City lawmakers open fight for universal curbside composting

The City Council introduced an ambitious package of green legislation Thursday, with an initiative that would expand curbside composting across New York. But...

NJ Transit, Amtrak Service at NY-Penn Station Face Long Delays Due to Fire

Commuters looking to head home from New York City to New Jersey are facing lengthy delays at Penn Station, as NJ Transit and Amtrak...

$53M renovation aims to create 'more purposeful' office visits

A 42-year-old office tower in Midtown Manhattan is set to get a $53 million makeover.  Sage Realty announced that 767 Third Ave.—a 39-floor...

The first retail tenant for Durst's new LIC rental tower: a brewery

A big portion of the new retail space at a Long Island City residential development will become a brewery meant to be both...

Suspect Arrested for String of Alleged Sex Crimes Near Columbia University Housing

A man who has been on the run from police after allegedly committing a string of sexual assaults near a Columbia University housing complex...

MTA misses its fare revenue target by $170M

Ridership on New York City’s subway system is off to a sluggish start this year, putting the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s budget at risk...

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