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How an art world powerhouse and a fisherman built Zoli, one of Brooklyn's most exciting seafood restaurants in East Williamsburg.

The team behind Taqueria Ramirez opens a new CDMX-inspired cantina on Norman Ave on June 11. Technically 'not a sports bar', but you'll definitely want to post up there and watch the World Cup.

The West Village team behind The Noortwyck opened Oriana in Nolita on May 28 — a live-fire restaurant built around a wood grill featuring barbecued duck, steak tartare, and 7,000 bottle wine cellar.

Starting June 11 through the World Cup final, hundreds of local bars and restaurants across all five boroughs will offer $26 drink-and-meal specials.

Lincoln Center's outdoor summer program is back — free and open to everyone, with a June - August schedule that includes a silent disco, dance parties, Jazz performances, and a Brazil Week celebration.

Tuan Andrew Nguyen's 27-foot sandstone figure stands tall at the High Line: "This sculpture creates a friction with the surroundings here in New York. It's not sleek like everything else you can see here." — Cecilia Alemani, High Line curator.

Julianne Shepherd from Hell Gate writes, 'For the next two weeks, all social conversations will revolve around the New York Knickerbockers. Here's how to navigate that knowledgeably.'

Pride is facing an uphill battle after losing corporate sponsors, a tension that's hard to separate from this year's political backdrop, and one that organizers are being unusually transparent about.

Gothamist ran the numbers this week on what a low-budget night at a Mets or Yankees game actually costs in 2026 — spoiler: it depends heavily on how far you're willing to sit from the action and whether you eat before you get there.

Comptroller Mark Levine released the city's first rigorous assessment of AI's fiscal risk, modeling five scenarios — three of which point toward job losses, tax revenue shortfalls, and budget crises — while noting that recent college graduates with degrees are, for the first time, experiencing slightly higher unemployment than those without.

The a16z partner David Haber proclaimed NYC the capital of applied AI deployment while, across town, City Hall officials raised concerns about white-collar job displacement — a gap in worldview that defined this year's edition of the festival, which drew 40,000+ attendees and over 1,000 events.

NYC-based Modal Labs — the cloud platform teams use to run AI and ML workloads without managing servers — closed a $355M Series C led by General Catalyst and Redpoint Ventures, bringing total funding to $466M and cementing its position as one of the most serious AI infrastructure companies anywhere.

Tech NYC shares the New York City startups who are hiring across engineering, product, GTM, operations, and AI roles.

A new report from the city comptroller found that NYC's commercial vacancy rate stands at 11%, up from 10.5% in 2020, mostly concentrated in Lower Manhattan, north Brooklyn and western Queens.

The mayor's housing plan targets 200,000 new affordable units over the next decade via transit-oriented rezonings, but also tries to simultaneously pressure landlords and preserve rent-stabilized buildings, which are two forces that don't always point the same direction.

Parents of trans children at Mount Sinai were called this week and told their children's health records would be shared with the federal government — mirroring a DOJ subpoena already issued to NYU Langone — while families and a class-action lawsuit race to get a court order before records are turned over.

Ahead of America's 250 birthday, hear a discussion with Sherrill, Moore, and Bacon about this moment in American politics and American history — what it demands, and why service, character and shared purpose have never been more crucial.

The city kicked off a public planning process for a 500-location bike parking network and is inviting New Yorkers to share their opinions on where to put them.