pools

Meteorologists predict showers and possible thunderstorms this weekend.

The reopening comes less than a month before the city’s outdoor pool season ends.

Officials say they plan to install "+POOL," which has been pitched for more than a decade, off the banks of the Lower East Side.

Hundreds of New Yorkers were stuck waiting in line outside because a shortage of lifeguards forced workers to rope off sections of the Astoria Pool.

Whether you’re looking to swim some laps, or relax at a spa, we’ve got a pool for you.

Three bills are designed to expand pool access and avoid a repeat of last summer.

The Parks Department is managing to keep its 51 pools open, but not always at full capacity.

The mayor’s office says the city has certified more than 200 lifeguards over the last two weeks after a lackluster start of the swimming season due to insufficient staffing.

The city Parks Department says it will not be hosting swim programs at outdoor pools this summer, including lap swim, senior swim and Learn to Swim.

Indoor pools will be allowed to reopen on September 30th at 33% capacity.