As rumors mounted that Mayor Adams was due to exit the race, a defiant Adams declared he was staying in and took shots at both Cuomo and Mamdani.

To kick off New York State’s school cell-phone ban, Governor Kathy Hochul dropped by M.S. 582 in East Williamsburg on September 4. You are going to be smarter because you’ll be paying attention more, Hochul told students.

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At this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale, critic Kate Wagner saw a field in crisis, refusing to confront climate change and mostly content to play with tech.

Sarah Boll spent months turning her Chinatown two-bedroom into a delirious, playful tribute to the Titanic — the real one and the James Cameron movie. After sharing her process on TikTok, she’s ready to take it all down and move on to a new theme.

Nine Orchard, the hotel in the Jarmulowsky Bank Building in Dimes Square, at the intersection of Chinatown and the Lower East Side, has been sold by DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners to MML Hospitality, whose executive chef is April Bloomfield.

Williamsburg’s transformation into a high-end outdoor mall, which today includes locations for Hermes and Abercrombie and Fitch, is a surprising draw for one group in the tristate area: Long Islanders.

An ‘icon of extravagance’ was a perfect fit for a rich family in Spike Lee’s ‘Highest 2 Lowest.’ The film’s production designer talks about casting the Olympia.

Stephen Shore, master photographer of the American scene, talks about the New York photographs he made as a teenager that have been collected in a new book, ‘Early Work.’

The Georgian-style 1930s estate Richard Gere bought from Paul Simon was sold to developers and recently demolished and salvaged for architectural parts.

Kith CEO Ronnie Fieg shared a floor plan for Kith Ivy, the private club coming to the West Village, and it includes an Erehwon, the celebrity-favorite grocery and health-food store in Los Angeles.

When Tokyo’s iconic Nakagin Capsule Tower was set to be demolished, a group of residents help save some of the capsules that it was made out of; one is now on view at the MoMA.

Here are some apartments to buy in New York City for under $1 million, including a converted studio on the Upper East Side, studios in Greenwich Village and the East Village, and a one-bedroom with a parking spot in Windsor Terrace.

The 1962 Toaster House may be the only Andrew Geller on the North Shore, and it’s got his whimsy. There’s a sleeping loft, an art studio, and now a pool.

Hundreds of theater fans queued at dawn for free passes to Shakespeare in the Park’s ‘Twelfth Night’ at the Delacorte Theater, which recently reopened following an 18-month renovation.

Reed Krakoff, the fashion designer and creative director, and his interior designer wife, Delphine, spent five years building this modern beach house in Amagansett; two years after completing it, they’re listing it for $49.5 million.

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Jackie Gleason’s UFO house, a round house he had built in the 1950s in Cortlandt Manor and dubbed the Mothership, has been listed for $5.5 million. Gleason, an outer-space enthusiast, hosted parties and celebrities at the Peekskill-area home.

New York officials green-lit a pilot program allowing eight self-driving Waymo SUVs to cruise around Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn.

Taking a last-minute local camping trip? There are plenty of low-key places to pitch a tent within a few hours of Manhattan. Veteran camper Jeremy Rellosa shares exactly how to plan an impromptu s’mores-filled getaway.

Our carefully vetted list of the best tennis courts and tennis clubs in New York City, including indoor and outdoor options in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, that are frequented by both tennis pros and avid recreational players.