New Yorkers

Many New Yorkers are struggling with rising costs, emphasizing that Social Security remains a vital financial foundation for older Americans. AARP encourages participation in My Social Security Day by advising people to log into their Social Security account and review their statement. This simple step helps individuals understand their earnings history and estimate future benefits, aiding better retirement planning.

The article criticizes Mayor Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax for requiring New Yorkers to prove the city is their primary residence, calling the policy foolish and harassing. The tax is presented as a burdensome measure targeting residents.

The article criticizes Mamdani's plan to establish city-owned grocery stores, highlighting the 2029 deadline as a strategic move to avoid accountability if the initiative fails before the election. It suggests the timeline ensures any shortcomings will not impact the 2029 election.

Oura has shared data with The Post revealing the top 20 most stressful days for US users and New Yorkers between July 2025 and June 2026. The analysis focuses on stress levels tracked by Oura rings during this period.

Gov. Hochul is expected to send rebate checks to New Yorkers before Election Day. The $1 billion rebate program aims to assist residents with rising utility bills.

Jewish legal groups criticized Mamdani for excluding Jews from an 18-member judicial appointments panel meant to reflect New Yorkers. The groups described this as part of a 'troubling pattern' in the far-left mayor's administration, citing the failure to include a Jewish lawyer on the committee.

Longtime New Yorkers are angry over receiving large property tax bills under Mayor Zohran Mamdani's new pied-à-terre tax policy. The tax has sparked frustration, with residents questioning its fairness.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's charter-reform proposal, Question 3, aims to accelerate bike-lane creation by 33% but is criticized for limiting public input. The article advises voters to reject the proposal in November, arguing it prioritizes obedience over democratic participation.

Flooding is occurring more frequently, and New Yorkers are advised to prepare by signing up for emergency notifications. A flash flood watch was in effect as people navigated rain along 5th Avenue in Manhattan.

Hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers insured by Fidelis Care have lost access to Northwell Health, New York state's largest healthcare provider. Access to Northwell's hospitals and critical specialties for Fidelis members ended on July 16, 2026.

Mamdani advised New Yorkers to remain indoors due to wildfire smoke. Smoke was observed filling the sky over New York City on Thursday morning.

Hundreds of New Yorkers and thousands of Americans have fallen ill from the Cyclospora parasite, which causes cyclosporiasis. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a high-urgency health alert to healthcare providers.

New Yorkers are losing SNAP benefits due to a Trump policy overhaul, leading to long lines at food pantries. The United Bronx Parents' food pantry reported having enough supplies for now but anticipates shortages as more people lose benefits.

During the July 1981 heat wave in New York, extreme temperatures caused buses and trains to become unbearably hot, with a commuter comparing the experience to a sauna. The heat wave severely impacted public transportation and commuter comfort.

A proposed $10 prescription fee aims to increase dispensing fees paid by pharmacy benefit managers to pharmacies, potentially affecting New Yorkers' medical bills. The bill's impact remains uncertain, with questions about whether it would support pharmacies or raise costs for patients.

Governor Kathy Hochul urges New Yorkers to conserve electricity amid a prolonged heat wave while emphasizing that safety remains the top priority.

Two New Yorkers were arrested at a Costco location after allegedly using fraudulent credit cards to shop. Store staff had previously been warned that the same individuals attempted a similar scheme at a Costco in Enfield.

Mamdani faced criticism for advising New Yorkers to set their air conditioners to 78 degrees during a heat wave. Critics argued this is hypocritical given Times Square's continuous energy-intensive lighting.

Con Edison is preparing for potential power issues due to extreme heat and possible thunderstorms. The company is urging New Yorkers to monitor their electricity usage as crews remain on standby to address any outages.

A record-breaking heat wave is expected to hit New York starting Wednesday, with heat indices reaching up to 110 degrees through the weekend. Pet owners are advised to take precautions to protect their animals from the extreme temperatures.

New Yorkers are at the highest risk of nymphal or adult deer tick bites, according to Fordham. The tri-state area is currently experiencing elevated tick activity, as reported by PIX11.

New Yorkers are coming together to pack supplies for Venezuela after twin earthquakes. Reporter Anthony Carlo is covering the story from Queens.

New Yorkers celebrated the Knicks' first championship victory in 50 years and a Congressional race that saw multiple incumbent Democrats upset.

A poll indicates that only 20% of New Yorkers believe the Democratic redistricting initiative will benefit the state. A Republican Committee spokesperson criticized the effort, calling it 'nonsense' and claiming New Yorkers are 'too smart' to accept it.

The Trump administration's policy of 'self-sufficiency' has led to HUD overhauling funding for the nation’s largest homeless prevention program, risking housing loss for 2,800 New Yorkers. The changes could result in renewed homelessness amid a reported event in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, New York City.

New York City's primary election on June 23 will determine party candidates for the November midterm election. The primary sets high stakes for Democratic candidates, with voters selecting contenders for key races.

Knicks mania is causing anxiety among New Yorkers, with a psychologist linking the stress to 'manic episodes' related to Game 3 blues. The city is described as being in a state of anxiety.

New Yorkers observed Donald Trump's visit to the Knicks at Madison Square Garden, which caused a 10-block cordoned-off area in Midtown. A 9-year-old fan, Gianni Castillo, waited to see his favorite player, Brunson, but the event disrupted planned activities for attendees.

New Yorkers may receive a $200 check through the state’s $1B energy rebate program. The initiative aims to assist residents struggling with energy bills.

Dan Goldman and Brad Lander, both running for Congress, are criticized for prioritizing federal funding for drag-queen story hour over addressing New Yorkers' basic needs. The article frames this stance as a outdated virtue signal from 2022.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) told New Yorkers to 'pull up' to Alabama during a rally speech, which was criticized by conservatives on social media.

New York Mayor Mamdani was forced to back down from a threat that would have affected millions of New Yorkers. The climbdown is seen as humiliating for the mayor. The move came after significant backlash against the proposed policy.