Acquisition Emphasizes DEP’s East-of-Hudson Source Water Protection Efforts Ahead of New Filtration Avoidance Determination $12.56 Million Purchase of More Than 48 Acres in the Kensico Reservoir Basin Helps Ensure the Region’s High-Quality Water for Generations to Come The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) today announced the highestContinue Reading
After Monumental Reforms, Updated User-friendly Guide Explains New Land Use Rules Update Includes New Terminology, Maps, and Summaries of City of Yes Initiatives The publication of the 2025 edition of the New York City Zoning Handbook, a guide designed to make zoning accessible and transparent to a general audience and toContinue Reading
Photo Courtesy of NYCEDC City Activates Manhattan’s Pier 79 as First Location to Receive Small Commercial Freight Deliveries by Boat through Pilot Program Goods, Including Cosmetics, Fashion, and Household Items Will be Transferred from NY Waterway Ferry Vessel to DutchX Electric Cargo Bikes for Local Delivery Pilot Program will ShiftContinue Reading
Photo Courtesy of NYCEDC New York City Outpacing Other Large Cities in Population Growth, Commercial Leasing Activity, and Return-to-Office Rates. Private Sector Jobs and City Tax Revenues at Record Highs New York City Remains Top Destination for Young Talent, with More Than One Million College Students and Recent Graduates AffordabilityContinue Reading
Photo by Lukas Kloeppel on Pexels Whether you’re safeguarding New Yorkers, protecting the environment, maintaining essential city infrastructure, or supporting the justice system, NYC’s latest job exams offer diverse paths to serve the public — both on the ground and behind the scenes. Looking for a rewarding career with stability,Continue Reading
2025 Television Academy Foundation intern Nana Afia Boadi-Acheampong (left) and director Rich Preuss working behind the scenes at the 2025 Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Sept. 7, 2025, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Phil McCarten/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Content Services) Application Period Now Open Until Jan. 7, 2026 The TelevisionContinue Reading
Rendering for the proposed redesign of Chatham Square, images pending review and approval from the Public Design Commission. Rendering prepared by MARVEL. Design Proposal Transforms Chatham Square To Be Safer, More Pedestrian-Friendly, and More Welcoming to Both Residents and Visitors Renderings Are Part of Chinatown Connections Plan To Add NewContinue Reading
COOKFOX Architects; rendering by DBOX Projects Will Offer 600,000 Square Feet of Studio Space, Including 10 New Soundstages, Bolstering NYC’s $81.6 Billion Film and Television Industry Facilities Will Create 2,400 Total Jobs Associated with Studio Operations and Construction Both Studios Will be 100 Percent Electric and Will Support Local WorkforceContinue Reading
Photo: NYC Parks / Malcolm Pinckney New lifeguards will earn $22/hour with an additional $880 training bonus – register here Iconic Washington Square Arch will be lit up orange during October in honor of Parks lifeguards NYC Parks Commissioner Iris Rodriguez-Rosa joined members of the NYC Parks lifeguard corps at a rally to announce the start of qualifying exams to becomeContinue Reading
The Commercial Theater Institute (CTI) in partnership with The Broadway League and TDF has announced the dates for its flagship programs: the 3 Day Intensive and the 12 Week Deep Dive Program. 3 Day Intensive The 3 Day Intensive will be held over November 7 – 9, 2025 at Studio Seaview. This foundational program consists of seminars and panels taught byContinue Reading