An Incomplete List of Things to Do in New York During the Last 3 Weeks of Summer
It's far from over, friends.
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Slop Bowl Salad Meets Shoppy Shop Fish
Thoughts on Sweetgreen's limited edition Fishwife niçoise salad.
ICE Maced the Wrong Septuagenarian
And more news for your Friday morning.
NYC Council Finally Catches Up to Real Cities With Year-Round Outdoor Dining
Goodbye seasonal requirements, hello to year-round al fresco dining.
Kalshi Claims They Could Generate $10 Billion in NY Tax Revenue—But Won't Explain How
New York is trying to sue the popular prediction market out of existence. Kalshi says we're leaving an impossibly large amount of tax revenue on the table.
Remembering Mike Wallace, the Radical Historian Behind 'Gotham'
Reflections on a writer who revealed New York City as a "real-life proletarian paradise."
Nuyoricans Protest the $2.5B Luxury 'Community' Planned for Puerto Rico's West Coast
Opponents in New York and Cabo Rojo say the Esencia development is a "neo-colonial settlement" for the ultra-rich.
Cospa's 'Airy' Ramen Is Fast, Delicious, and $9.99
The no-frills spot from the Hand Hospitality restaurant group opens this week.
Elizabeth Street Garden, Suffolk Street Consolation Prize
Plus, more news for your Wednesday morning.
I Couldn’t Help But Wonder: Why Did NY Taxpayers Shell Out $25 Million for Season 2 of the ‘Sex and the City’ Reboot?
The Hochul administration allocated $1.2 billion in tax credits to film and television producers in 2025.