Liam Quigley

City pools and beaches struggled with a lifeguard shortage in the years after the pandemic. Parks officials say the staffing issues may be a thing of the past.

Opening weekend will be diminished, but not all hope is lost. It gets warm next week.

The borough's only public beach got upgrades "worthy of this community and its history,” Mayor Zohran Mamdani said.

David Borukhov recruits tow truck drivers on Instagram, pitching the line of work as a way to get rich quick.

A festering puddle has become a fixture in a Brooklyn crosswalk. Neighbors say if highlights the need for more drainage infrastructure.

The collapse of the material on the Trans-Manhattan Expressway, recorded on a dash cam, damaged at least one vehicle.

Washington Square Park closes at midnight, and the rule is typically enforced through ramshackle barriers set up by the NYPD each night.

Elected leaders are questioning the presence of federal immigration agents and the police response after a chaotic confrontation on Saturday night.

The five boroughs have football fever ahead of this summer's World Cup games in New Jersey. Some recreational league organizers say the only cure is to light up fields late into the night.

Republican City Councilmember Frank Morano has introduced a resolution to address gaps in oversight of the industry highlighted in a Gothamist investigation.

The MTA plans to rip up part of the street to reconstruct the train shed below. The city sees an opportunity to redesign the roadway.

The construction will include flood walls to block water surges like those seen during Hurricane Sandy in 2012.