New York

Collectors Find Budget Works as Affordable Art Fair Returns to Chelsea

The Affordable Art Fair at the Starrett Lehigh Building brings 620 artists and works priced $100 to $12,000, running through Sept 20.

Orchards Near New York City Offer Pick-Your-Own Apples and Family Activities

A dozen orchards lie within roughly two hours of Manhattan, offering pick-your-own apples, ciders, hayrides, petting zoos and weekend escapes.

Flash Floods Strand Runners and Drivers in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut

Sudden flash flooding left waist-deep water across parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, forcing rescues and halting a half-marathon.

Sabyasachi Stakes Global Ambition On New York Return

Mukherjee returns to New York Fashion Week after 20 years to test whether Sabyasachi can become India’s first global luxury house.

Hayes Warner Eyes New York Return After Seeing Kaia Gerber Open Khaite

At Khaite’s spring 2027 show Hayes Warner cheered Kaia Gerber from the front row and said she is in deep contemplation about returning to New York.

New York Uses Forensic Genealogy To Name 1,654th 9/11 Victim, Enables Further Identifications

Forensic investigative genetic genealogy helped officials name a previously unknown 1,654th World Trade Center victim, renewing efforts to identify

Brands Capture NYFW Traffic With Flagships and Pop‑Ups

A cluster of flagships and pop‑ups, from Victoria Beckham’s first U.S. store to Moncler’s Fifth Avenue flagship, is timed to grab NYFW press and

Sure Thing Opens Lower East Side Chapel, Recasting NYC Elopements

Sure Thing Chapel opened on the Lower East Side, bringing Vegas-style kitsch, drag officiants, and vintage photobooths to New York elopements.

9/11 Halted New York Fashion Week, Lynn Yaeger Recalls

On September 11, 2001, Lynn Yaeger left a late Marc Jacobs show to find the season canceled, the city grieving, and fashion rethinking itself.

Marc Jacobs Recalls Friend’s Death and Fashion’s Paralysis After 9/11

Marc Jacobs says his memory of September 11 begins with a Pier 54 after‑party, the loss of friend David Rivers and a stunned fashion community.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Return to NYC Dining, Re-Enter Public Social Life

Two months after their Madison Square Garden wedding, the couple dined at the Ambassadors Clubhouse in NoMad in coordinating shimmery looks.

Fashion Insiders Name Where To Eat And Drink During NYFW

Stylists, models and editors share restaurants and bars across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Use their picks to plan quick lunches and late-night meals

Archive of 9/11 Missing Posters Goes Public for 25th Anniversary

Phil Buehler will display 144 photographs from a stored archive of more than 500 missing posters at a Brooklyn church, confronting private grief anew.

Suspect Pamela Cisneros Shot Dead by Police After Killing Bystander in Times Square.

A 32-year-old woman died and a 68-year-old man was wounded in a random Times Square knife attack. Police shot the suspect, Pamela Cisneros.

Ordinary Fans Priced Out As US Open Becomes A 'Tennis Disneyland'

Record crowds, premium seats and resale mania pushed a $65 grounds pass into the hundreds, prompting 1,000 $100 tickets to attract 336,000 applicants.

Djokovic Gains Momentum, Eyes 25th Grand Slam In New York

Novak Djokovic says he is as prepared as he could. He aims to exploit a wide-open men’s draw in New York.

Rihanna Revives Denim Mini, Reasserts 2000s Staples in New York

Leaving the Four Seasons in New York with A$AP Rocky and their children, Rihanna leaned into a dark-wash denim mini and aughts accessories.

New York Tops San Francisco for Tech Talent, CBRE Says

AI-related roles now account for nearly one-third of all tech-talent job listings in the U.S., per the new CBRE report.

New York Sues Kalshi, Accusing Prediction Market Of Running Illegal Gambling Operation

State accuses Kalshi of operating an unlawful betting marketplace. The suit follows a federal judge denying Kalshi's bid to intervene.