On September 30, 2026, three New York City Council committees held a joint hearing on 23 bills covering e-bikes, e-scooters, and other powered micromobility devices. The Council says that is the most legislation it has ever heard at one hearing. The bills include a phase-out of Class III e-bikes,
On September 30, 2026, three New York City Council committees held a joint hearing on 23 bills covering e-bikes, e-scooters, and other powered micromobility devices. The Council says that is the most legislation it has ever heard at one hearing. The bills include a phase-out of Class III e-bikes,
Brooklyn Public Library is hosting a welcome party for its new Teen Center at Central Library on Wednesday, September 30, at 4 p.m. The 4,700-square-foot space opened in early September at Grand Army Plaza. It is reserved for teens ages 13 to 18 and anchors the second phase of
Sport measures. Fashion selects. Social media counts. At sixteen, the same person can receive three kinds of judgment at once, and none of them means the same thing. A stopwatch is unusually impolite: it gives you the answer. Competitive sport can be brutal in its clarity. The clock stops,
For decades, the backyard cooking conversation had two sides. You had a grill with grates and a bag of charcoal, or you had a gas grill and a set of burners, and everything past that was a niche hobby. Then flat tops moved out of diners and food trucks
New York City opened The Little Apple on September 10, 2026, a free, year-round childcare center for municipal employees located on the ground floor of the David N. Dinkins Municipal Building in Lower Manhattan. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Department of Citywide Administrative Services Commissioner Yume Kitasei announced the center
Somewhere out there, an 18-year-old is holding a driver’s license, a high school diploma, and a level of confidence that should honestly come with a warning label. Because turning 18 doesn’t flip a switch in your brain that says, “Congratulations! You are now fully prepared for bills, responsibility, and
Canadian visits to New York dropped 26% in 2025 and tourist spending from Canada remains 14% below pre-pandemic levels, according to the Hotel Association of New York. The decline comes as NYC Tourism + Conventions has revised its 2026 visitor forecast downward to 66.3 million, a 2% increase from
The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation is running one of the largest free public fitness calendars in the country this fall, with more than 1,800 scheduled events spanning every borough from mid-August through October. The programming, anchored by the city’s Shape Up NYC initiative and supplemented
The New York City Council announced a 17-bill legislative package on August 4 aimed at regulating electric bikes, e-scooters, and other micromobility devices across the five boroughs. Council Speaker Julie Menin unveiled the proposals on the steps of City Hall following a string of fatal crashes involving illegal electric
The official launch of The Diet-Proof Body: 5 Simple Habits to Lose Fat, Keep It Off, and Escape Diet Prison for Good by Trent Harrison has been met with excitement and anticipation, and the book is now making its way into the hands of readers ready to rethink their
By Bridget Mulroy Living near New York City, it’s easy to forget how much constant noise becomes part of everyday life. Traffic, notifications, deadlines, crowded sidewalks. You get so used to them that they begin to feel normal. I wasn’t looking for a life-changing retreat when I booked a
A surge of mid-priced French brasseries and bistros is redrawing the map of New York City dining in the summer of 2026, filling a gap between three-star tasting menus and casual neighborhood joints that local food culture has complained about for years. The shift marks a broader recalibration of
Many homeowners considering roofing projects in Queens, NY have heard stories about unreliable contractors, unfinished jobs, hidden fees, or poor-quality workmanship. From storm damage repairs to full roof replacements, hiring the wrong roofing company can quickly become an expensive and stressful experience. Unfortunately, parts of the roofing industry throughout
The Catskills have long been a popular destination for those looking for the mountain view, outdoor activities, cultural events, and memorable weekend getaways. The many Catskills events throughout each season are one of the biggest attractions for all those who return each year. Whether it’s a music festival, a
By: Audrey Denise B. Cachuela Infidelity gets most of the attention in conversations about relationship betrayal. There are entire TV genres and therapy practices built around it. A different type of betrayal rarely comes up in those same conversations, yet it’s just as common, and couples who have lived
By: Jay Kt Any glance at the news these days tells the same exhausting story: the world is complicated, messy, stressful, and shows no sign of changing. Yet through it all, people still have to go about their lives and find meaning in their day to day activities. For
By Audrey Denise B. Cachuela Most people notice when their workouts stop feeling right, even if they can’t fully explain why. Things that used to feel manageable suddenly take way more effort than they should. Recovery takes longer. The excitement that used to be there starts fading, and eventually,
By: M.L Woolgar This Story Does Not Begin With Strength Some people expect stories like this to open with courage. Or determination. Or some defining moment where everything changes. Eugen’s story does not start there. It starts with confusion. In Forward—Giving Up is Not an Option, what stands out
Fashion has long celebrated youth above all else, but Michelle Wood is redefining what it means to begin again and succeed on her own terms. Based in New York City, Michelle represents a new generation of women who are challenging outdated industry standards and proving that passion, resilience, and
By: Andrés Salazar Marsha did not set out to write a devotional. She was trying to survive. After losing her mother, everything unraveled in a way that felt both quiet and overwhelming. PTSD, emotional exhaustion, a kind of spiritual emptiness that doesn’t announce itself loudly but settles in and
By: Laura Bennett There is a version of prayer that feels distant. Carefully worded. Slightly rehearsed. Easy to admire, hard to replicate. Then there is the version Ginger Hertenstein Conley writes about in What to Say When You Pray, which feels closer to real life. Messier. More direct. Sometimes
Have you ever been on an outdoor adventure and felt that there was something you hadn’t explored? Nature has all sorts of surprises, whether you’re hiking in the forest, walking in a park, or taking a stroll along an isolated trail. A lot of these details are not visible
If you’ve spent any time in the beard grooming world, you’ve probably heard about beard oil and beard balm. But beard butter? That’s where things get interesting, and where most men are leaving serious beard health on the table. Beard butter sits in a unique category of its own.
A Life-Altering Shift When you finish reading Best Day of My Life, a lifelong fulfilling journey will arise. Cole Luis DaSilva’s teachings are designed to be more than a temporary life guide. The knowledge presented in this book creates lasting and enduring effects that will influence you as you
By Lauren Meshkin In a city that thrives on grit and second chances, a new movement is quietly gaining traction one grounded not in lofty intentions or passing trends, but in the simple, age-old act of making a promise. At the heart of this groundswell stands Matthew Cossolotto,
As Robert Stein knows all too well, raising confident, capable children is a journey that involves patience, understanding, and intentional support. The role of a father is especially profound, as his actions and words help shape a child’s sense of self-worth, resilience, and independence. Children benefit greatly from a
New York City is a global center of business, tourism, and luxury lifestyle. In such a fast-moving environment, transportation is more than just a necessity; it is a key part of productivity, comfort, and time management. Whether you are heading to a corporate meeting, a special event, or the
By: Smruti Shirsat NEW YORK — The vibrant intersection of Indian and American contemporary art took center stage this week at the G-Gallery, located at 404 Broadway in the heart of SoHo. The group exhibition, titled “Red Raven – Painting Dreams,” officially opened on March 7, 2026, drawing a
By: Shawn Mars In many Arab communities, conversations around sexuality are often kept behind closed doors, if they happen at all. Cultural expectations, fear of judgment, and deeply rooted social norms can make it difficult for individuals to openly express their identities. For David Rabadi, choosing authenticity over silence
By: Olivia Hartman Many books promise clarity, purpose, and transformation. Few begin with a realization as raw and personal as the one Suzanne describes in It’s Deeper Than That: Pathway to a Vibrant, Purposeful, and Liberated Life. For Suzanne, the first glimpse of life’s deeper layer arrived during one
A groundbreaking exploration of invisible mental boundaries and the subtle ways we become prisoners of our own thinking We talk about freedom constantly. We celebrate it, defend it, and believe we possess it. Yet most of us live within invisible boundaries we never question. These aren’t the walls of
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