libraries

Nearly a dozen branches will open their doors, bringing the total number of libraries with seven-day service to more than 30.

See the looks from the People's Ball.

Councilmembers will review the mayor’s $112 billion spending plan over the next several weeks. A deal is due by July.

The mayor has restored some of his unpopular cuts but is resisting calls to fully fund libraries and seven-day service at over 200 branches.

City Council leaders presented their formal response to the mayor’s preliminary budget proposal for fiscal year 2025 on Monday.

The decision should allow libraries to maintain six-day-a-week service.

"I’m Glad My Mom Died" by Jennette McCurdy and "Lessons in Chemistry" by Bonnie Garmus were among the top checkouts at the city's public libraries.

A rundown of the factors that contribute to an unpopular but recurring City Hall decision to reduce public library funding.

A new card based on the multicolored graffiti mural from the film ‘Wild Style" is available to NYPL patrons, while Queens libraries are offering a royal purple card designed by the Shirt Kings.

The deal, which came right before the July 1 deadline, represented a hard-fought battle over spending priorities as the city faces fiscal challenges.