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Good Time Pilates Opens New Reformer Studio in Gowanus, Brooklyn

Good Time Pilates Opens New Reformer Studio in Gowanus, Brooklyn

Good Time Pilates Opens New Reformer Studio in Gowanus, Brooklyn
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New York City Renters Face High Affordability Threshold as National Trends Show Improvement

New York City Renters Face High Affordability Threshold as National Trends Show Improvement

New York City remains the most expensive U.S. city for solo renters, with individuals needing to earn $153,600 annually to comfortably afford a typical studio apartment, which costs approximately $3,840 per month. This figure is based on The Economist's 'Carrie Bradshaw Index,' which assumes renters should spend no more than 30% of their gross income on housing. In contrast, the national trend shows an improvement in rental affordability. The number of America’s 100 largest cities considered unaffordable for an average earner has decreased to 30, the lowest point since the index began three years ago. Nationwide, solo renters now require about $150 less per month in earnings compared to a year ago. This national reprieve is attributed to a surge in new apartment construction, with 695,000 units added in 2024 (a 40-year record) and another 531,000 in 2025, coupled with softer demand that has slowed rent growth and led landlords to offer incentives.
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Aramark Seeks Runner-Busser for Latham Watkins 1285 NYC Location in New York, NY

Aramark Seeks Runner-Busser for Latham Watkins 1285 NYC Location in New York, NY

Aramark Seeks Runner-Busser for Latham Watkins 1285 NYC Location in New York, NY
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Dear Margo Restaurant in Upper East Side Serves Eastern Mediterranean Cuisine

Dear Margo Restaurant in Upper East Side Serves Eastern Mediterranean Cuisine

Dear Margo Restaurant in Upper East Side Serves Eastern Mediterranean Cuisine
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Tommy Hilfiger Leads NYFW with $58 Million MIV, Emphasizing Global Talent and Social Media Strategy

Tommy Hilfiger Leads NYFW with $58 Million MIV, Emphasizing Global Talent and Social Media Strategy

Tommy Hilfiger Leads NYFW with $58 Million MIV, Emphasizing Global Talent and Social Media Strategy
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Aptar Beauty and BVLGARI Launch Nomad Refill System for Luxury Fragrance Travel Spray

Aptar Beauty and BVLGARI Launch Nomad Refill System for Luxury Fragrance Travel Spray

Aptar Beauty and BVLGARI Launch Nomad Refill System for Luxury Fragrance Travel Spray
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Powerful nor'easter floods Northeast, leaves over 130,000 without power

Powerful nor'easter floods Northeast, leaves over 130,000 without power

A slow-moving nor'easter has caused significant disruption across the northeastern United States, flooding coastal communities and leaving over 130,000 homes and businesses without power. The storm, which has already claimed one life in New York City, is bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous surf to areas from New Jersey to New England. The worst rainfall is expected in northern New Jersey, New York City, Long Island, and southern New England. The storm is gradually weakening but continues to pose a threat of tidal flooding during high-tide cycles. Travel has been severely disrupted, with hundreds of flights canceled at Boston Logan International Airport and road access cut off to North Carolina's Hatteras Island.
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Powerful Storm Causes Flooding and Power Outages in Northeastern US

Powerful Storm Causes Flooding and Power Outages in Northeastern US

A powerful storm, identified as a nor’easter, has caused significant flooding and widespread power outages across parts of the northeastern United States. Low-lying areas in New Jersey and New York City were particularly affected, with streets submerged and residents forced to navigate through floodwaters. The storm has disrupted daily life, leaving many without electricity and causing damage to infrastructure. Emergency services are actively responding to the situation, assisting residents and working to restore power. The storm's impact has been described as severe, with authorities urging caution and preparedness as recovery efforts continue.
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Congressman Adriano Espaillat Secures Dominican Government Support for Cultural Museum in New York

Congressman Adriano Espaillat Secures Dominican Government Support for Cultural Museum in New York

Congressman Adriano Espaillat has successfully garnered a pledge of support from Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader for the completion of the Dominican Historical and Cultural Museum in New York. During a visit to the project site, President Abinader requested plans, designs, and an economic proposal to finalize the museum's construction. He emphasized the project's historical, educational, and tourism benefits. The museum, located in a federally designated Dominican Historic District spanning Upper Manhattan and parts of the Bronx, aims to preserve the legacy of Dominicans in the United States. Espaillat highlighted the significant Dominican community in the area, with approximately half a million Dominicans residing between the west Bronx and Upper Manhattan. The initiative, which originated from a proposal by Espaillat over two decades ago, is now being led by the Institute of Dominican Studies and has institutional backing from the City University of New York (CUNY), intending to operate as a u...
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Wearable X Seeks Creative Technologist Intern for Smart Textile Development in New York City

Wearable X Seeks Creative Technologist Intern for Smart Textile Development in New York City

Wearable X Seeks Creative Technologist Intern for Smart Textile Development in New York City
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Fashion Industry Leaders Discuss Circularity and Sustainability at New York Climate Week Event

Fashion Industry Leaders Discuss Circularity and Sustainability at New York Climate Week Event

Fashion Industry Leaders Discuss Circularity and Sustainability at New York Climate Week Event
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Early Nor'easter Brings Flooding to U.S. Northeast

Early Nor'easter Brings Flooding to U.S. Northeast

An unusually early nor'easter is impacting the northeastern United States, bringing high winds, heavy rainfall, and dangerous coastal conditions. The storm, which is affecting areas from New York to Boston, has already caused power outages for approximately 100,000 residents and is expected to continue through the weekend. Rainfall totals are projected to reach 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm) in some areas, with flash flood warnings issued for southeastern Massachusetts. Wind gusts have been recorded at over 60 mph (97 km/h) in Long Island and New York City, with waves as high as 20 feet (6 meters) expected along the coast. The storm is also causing a storm surge of 2 to 4 feet (0.6 to 1.2 meters) in some locations, including Atlantic City, New Jersey.