After New York City found itself chief among America’s regions hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, many predicted a painful future for the Big Apple. Every moving truck, it seemed, was an ominous portent for the city of 8 million-plus. …

Near the start of the pandemic and the associated stay-at-home orders, images of vacant New York City streets flooded news broadcasts and social media, solidifying the tangible impact of these uncertain times. …

A patient New York City, yearning to feel the pulse of live music after a quiet 15 months, is ready for the return of concerts — and Foo Fighters, like hundreds of musical acts, promised quite a show this summer. “We’ve been waiting for this day for over a year,”…

Around the world, high-speed rail has become a major asset in improving transportation standards, commuting efficiency, green energy consumption, and more. …

When the Covid-19 pandemic restricted indoor dining, New York City restaurants took to the streets — literally. “Streeteries” — temporary outdoor seating areas that extend into street parking spaces and sidewalks — have become vibrant staples on NYC streets. At the start of the pandemic, these structures were rudimentary, their…

After Amazon’s caustic breakup with New York City came to pass on Valentine’s Day 2019, even the most optimistic tech enthusiasts had to doubt that the e-retail giant would ever return to New York City in force. Why would it, when its much-negotiated plans in the city had fallen through…

Any other year, an outdoor lesson might have felt like a walk in the park — literally. But now, having a chance to participate in school activities against a backdrop of changing leaves feels less like an autumn picnic and more like a chilling necessity. As of early September, around…

In the space of a few short months, New York City has gone from being the epicenter of America’s COVID-19 concerns to a shining example of pandemic response management. …

Let’s face it; New York City gets hot in the summer. According to state-published statistics, average temperatures regularly hover in the mid-80s during June, July, and August. Having a place to cool off during the summer isn’t a nice-to-have for New Yorkers; it’s a necessity. Typically, the city addresses this…