How to File Your Taxes for Free in New York City
The deadline for filing your 2024 tax returns is April 15, 2025. Here’s what you need to know about how to get help — for free — with the paperwork.
What To Do When Icy, Snowy Sidewalks Aren’t Shoveled in NYC
Property owners are responsible for clearing ice and snow next to their properties. But it’s hard to know who’s in charge, especially in public spaces. Here’s how to find out, and report unsafe sidewalks.
How to Spot and Report Hazardous Problems in Your Building
From cracked bricks to loose parapets, here’s how to deal with worrying structural damage you see where you live, work, or just walk by.
What To Do When Your Pet Dies in New York City
Children are not the only ones wondering where pets go when they die. Here are your options for disposing of deceased animals’ remains respectfully.
How New Yorkers Can Claim Over $17 Billion of Their Lost Money
The state comptroller wants to return New Yorkers’ money tied up in old s and missed checks. Here’s how you can get your money.
How to Get Mental Health Help in NYC Public Schools
Schools are straining to keep up with counseling demand as mental health woes mount for young people. If your child needs help at school, here’s how to start.
The Future of Gas Stoves in New York: What to Know Ahead of a Ban
If you’re concerned about health or climate and considering ditching the gas in your kitchen, we explain the options, whether you rent or own.
How to Help Migrants Seeking Asylum in New York City
A web of relief workers are still scrambling to help give newly arrived migrants what they need, including warm clothes and legal help. Here’s how to lend a hand or donate.
How to Get Food in New York Right Now — And How to Help Feed
We’ve compiled resources on how to stay fed if you’re low on cash, homebound — or trying to keep safe while getting takeout.