June 9, 2023
qphotonyc
Air quality in NYC returned to near-normal levels today after a week that brought heavy smog and health warnings.
Tag: NYC
Sound Off
May 5, 2023
qphotonyc
Did you know that you can weigh in on proposed NYC Rules such as rat mitigation zones, sightseeing buses, and Noise Code penalties from the comfort of your laptop or other connected device?
Cool Aid
May 4, 2023
qphotonyc
Hot town, Summer in the City.
Go With the Flow
July 23, 2022
“Athletes will take on the concrete jungle and experience the greatest city in the world like no one else.”
Convergence
July 14, 2022
A number of relatively unusual events took place here this past week.
1M
May 12, 2022
Governor Hochul
“Today, our country marks an unthinkable milestone – one million lives lost due to COVID-19.
Human Traffic
October 13, 2021
Mónica Barnkow
A common complaint one usually hears about a big city revolves around its traffic.
‘Twas the Night Before
December 24, 2020
Mark Twain had a ton of pithy lines (check out the Gazette’s motto!) and one of the more famous ones is ‘the report of my death was an exaggeration.’
Crisis Budget
June 30, 2020
Council Member Mark Levine
Amidst a pandemic, economic shock, and a long-overdue reckoning on racial justice, New York City now has a budget for the fiscal year that starts tomorrow.
Let’s Do Lunch!
June 19, 2020
Outdoors only for now.