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New York City Mayor Eric Adams oversaw the destruction of over 8,000 pounds of cannabis products seized in ‘Operation Padlock,’ a joint law enforcement effort to crack down on illegal smoke shops in the city. The cannabis was incinerated at a facility outside of New York City, with the heat generated used to power the facility and homes on Long Island. Adams emphasized the importance of destroying the seized cannabis to prevent its re-entry into the community and to ensure no one would be able to consume it.

Wynn Resorts, in partnership with Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group, has unveiled an ambitious $12 billion plan to develop Hudson Yards West, a 5.6-acre site on Manhattan’s West Side. The project promises to bring a new public park, affordable housing, and thousands of jobs to the neighborhood, while also generating significant economic benefits for the entire city.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams made a significant blunder during an Indian Independence Day celebration in Queens, New York. While addressing the Indian-American community, he mistakenly referred to India as Pakistan on multiple occasions, causing confusion and disappointment among attendees.

New York City Tourism + Conventions has announced the return of NYC Broadway Week, offering 2-for-1 ticket deals for 23 Broadway shows from September 3 to 15, 2024. This popular program celebrates its 13th year with 10 first-time participating shows, providing an affordable opportunity to experience the world-renowned theater scene in New York City.

The U.S. travel sector is experiencing a remarkable resurgence, with New York City leading the charge. International tourism is on track for a full recovery by 2025, driven by strong demand across major U.S. cities, particularly in New York, Miami, Los Angeles, and Orlando. Business travel is also rebounding, contributing significantly to the U.S. economy.

A nostalgic trip down memory lane with the original ‘Gossip Girl’ reveals the show’s captivating drama, questionable fashion choices, and intriguing characters. Explore the relationships, rivalries, and secrets that make this teen series a guilty pleasure.

The Times Square Alliance announces the return of its beloved Taste of Times Square food festival on September 9th, showcasing over 30 restaurants with diverse cuisines and special ‘happiest hour’ promotions. The event, now in its 27th year, will take place in Duffy Square and the Broadway Plazas, bringing together the best of Times Square’s dining scene.

A shooting incident near a New York City migrant shelter on Randall’s Island left one woman dead and two others injured. The incident occurred early Monday morning as a crowd gathered to celebrate the results of Venezuela’s presidential election. Police believe the shooting was an act of retaliation for an earlier robbery. The suspect, who fled on a moped, remains at large.

After a five-year restoration, the historic French bistro Le Veau d’Or on New York City’s Upper East Side is reopening its doors. Renowned chefs Lee Hanson and Riad Nasr, known for their other successful restaurants, are bringing back the bistro’s classic French cuisine and elegant atmosphere, attracting a new generation to experience the charm that drew the likes of Jacqueline Onassis, Truman Capote, and Marlene Dietrich to its tables.

Pilates is booming in New York City, with studios catering to every level and style. This guide highlights some of the best studios, from exclusive SoHo spots to classic Tribeca studios and innovative Williamsburg locations.