The Amsterdam News was highlighted on Spectrum News NY1’s “In the Papers” segment on 7/24/25 for our story “In our city of islands, teaching open water swimming is a climate solution” by Damaso Reyes.

There are plenty of reasons why this particular victory by Venus Williams in this particular tennis match resonated with so ...

Jamel “Coach Mel” Wright and a group of committed fathers launched the Harlem Jets in August 2005, fielding just four teams.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner, 54, died on Sunday while on a family vacation in Costa Rica. The cause of death was accidental drowning ...

The Sierra Club has sidelined its executive director, Benjamin Jealous, as controversy has ensued over his tenure there.

The city is a-buzz with enough exciting cultural events to make your head spin, such as the Lincoln Center BAAND Together ...

During its 25th anniversary, CTH is presenting “Memnon,” which tells the story of the legendary Ethiopian warrior-king.

The costumes, clothing, and other items on display essentially correlate to the design of the exhibition itself. The show presents 12 sections of architecture complemented by 12 aspects of dandy style ...

Brooklyn residents and fans gathered in the Brooklyn Museum on July 22 for the final event of the weekend-long celebration of Pop Smoke.

Our city is already one of the most expensive places in the world to live, and while housing prices and rents are going up, real incomes are flat.

As the mass deportation campaign of President Donald Trump focuses on cities and states led by Democrats and unleashes fear among asylum-seekers and immigrants, their legal defenders sued.

The Public Theatre recently had “ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,” a one-woman comedy production written and performed by Julia Masli.