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This is a selective guide to resources at Columbia University Libraries and on the Internet, for locating the official publications and documents of New York City and its agencies. Publications by and about New York City and its agencies can be found in several libraries, primarily Lehman, Business, and Butler. Check CLIO by title, subject, or issuing agency name to locate them.
There are several other library guides which have New York City as their focus:
 Access Restrictions: available to current Columbia faculty, staff and students only.
General Information on New York City Documents:
Print and Microfiche
Publications issued by the various departments and agencies of the City of New York are notoriously difficult to locate and obtain, since there is no one central distribution point for such documents. The only comprehensive source for New York City publications is the City Hall Library, formerly known as the Municipal Reference and Research Center. City Hall Library is the only depository for official New York City publications.
Selected New York City documents can be found in many of the libraries at Columbia University and its affiliated institutions. Check CLIO for titles in Columbia libraries.
Index to Current Urban Documents.
Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press. 1972-
Z 7165 .U5 I6 - Lehman Reference
Indexes most of the NYC publications deposited at the City Hall Library, above, from 1972 to 2000. The print index is shelved on one of the index tables in the Lehman reference area. The NYC microfiche onlyis filed in the East Reading Room of the Lehman Library.
The web version, 2001 to the present, indexes and provides the full text of municipal publications from around the country, including New York City.
- NYC.gov: the Official New York City World Wide Web Site
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Information available on this site includes:
- New York City Administrative Code
- New York City Charter, as Amended Through July 2004
- New York City Charter Revision Commission
- Office of the Mayor
- Includes major addresses, mayoral reports, Mayor's messages, press conferences & releases. Press conferences and addresses also available on video.
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- Archives of the 107th Mayor, Rudolph W. Giuliani
- Includes his biography, major addresses, mayoral reports, Mayor's messages, press conferences, press releases, and multimedia.
- Inaugural Address, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, January 1, 2002
- Inaugural Address, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, January 1, 2006
- Mayor's Management Report. Semiannual.
- New York: [the City], 1977-
- JS 1228 .N38 - Lehman
- Preliminary and Final Summary volumes, 1997 to present
- State of the City: 1995-2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007,
2008
- City Agencies
- Includes an alphabetical listing of mayoral agencies, elected officials, and other departments, boards, and authorities; some include catalogs of their publications along with some summaries.
- City Services
- Information for city residents: Consumer Information,, Education, environment, Health & Human Services, Housing & Buildings, NYC Boroughs, Public Safety, Sanitation, Things to Do, Transportation
- News & Press Releases
- NYC Organization Chart
- Online Services
- Publications
- The City of New York intends to make municipal information more readily accessible to the public and to encourage the increasing use of information technology resources as a means of improving government. To fulfill this intention, a new Local Law (11-2003) obligates City agencies to submit official publications in electronic format to the Department of Records. The Department will make these available to the public through its website within ten business days after publication.
- New York City Council
- Information available on this site includes: History of the Council, Information on the Members, Committee Information, The Legislative Process, Legislation for the Current Session, Local Laws - alphabetical or numerical, Scheduled Hearings and Meetings, Council Agenda, News, addresses by the Speaker of the NYC Council
- Calendar of Events
- Search for Legislation (1990-present): Introductions, Local Laws, and Resolutions
- Constituent Center
- Includes an easy council member lookup feature.
- New York Legislative Service City Report.
- KFX 2016 .N4 - Law Library
- Borough of the Bronx
- Borough of Brooklyn
- Borough of Manhattan
- Borough of Queens
- Borough of Staten Island
- New York City Government Guide
- An abbreviated version of the New York City Green Book, the directory for NYC government
Governing magazine conducted a Government Performance Project in February 2000 which graded the cities. The New York City Report Card received an average grade of "B."
New York City Agencies
- Administration for Children’s Services (ACS)
- ACS Update (current month only)
- ACS Statistics: includes annual updates and five-year trend report)
- Board of Elections
- Election Calendar
- Election Results, 1999-present
- State of New York 2006 Election Law
- Voters' Guide to New York City Elections
- Department of Buildings
- Building Code of the City of New York
- Buildings Information System: Access building profiles for NYC, including the detailed status of complaints, number of violations issued against the building, landmark status, community board distric, health district, etc.
- Department of Buildings Forms: Violations, Permit Applications, Technical Reports, Elevator and Boiler, Plumbing, Cranes and Derricks, Materials and Equipment Acceptance
- Department of City Planning
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Columbia University Libraries has copies of most of their Publications, of which the most prominent are:
- Annual Report on Social Indicators. Annual.
- New York, N.Y. : The Department, 1990-
- HN 80 .N5 N50 - Lehman
- AB An764 - Avery
- Web versions: 2004
- A compendium of data on the economic, social, physical and environmental health of the city. The data are compiled from city, state and federal sources and summarized on a calendar or fiscal year basis.
- Citywide Industry Study. 7 vols.
- New York, N.Y. : Dept. of City Planning, , 1993.
- AA9127 N4ln1 N47 - Avery
- Community District Needs. Annual.
- New York, N.Y. : The Department, 1983-
- HT 168 .N3 - Social Work
- HT 168 .N3 - Journalism
- AA9127 N4 N417 - Avery
- Community District Profiles (with maps!)
- Consolidated Plan. Annual.
- The City's community profile and Five-year strategic plan for the use of U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Community Development Block Grant and other housing entitlement programs funds.
- 2005, 2007, 2008
- New York City: A City of Neighborhoods (2006)
- A map of NYC showing each of the 59 Community Districts and basic data about the City. An interactive version of the map allows you to view the various neighborhoods in the City, and links to data for each Community District.
- New York City Public Schools: Demographic and Enrollment Trends 1990-2002
- Five borough reports focusing on demographic, enrollment and school utilization trends at the citywide, borough and school district level, including maps of existing and planned elementary, intermediate and high schools, 2003.
- The Newest New Yorkers 2000
- Uses Census information and other federal and local data to take a detailed look at the origins, spatial settlement, and other characteristics of the foreign-born population in New York City and in the larger metropolitan region.
- Zoning Resolution. 3 vols.
- New York : The Department, 1994-
- AA9127 N4L1 N485111 F - Avery Reserves
- Includes the history and background of zoning in the city, and maps.
- Department of Citywide Administrative Services
- The City Record Online
- The electronic version of the Procurement Notices appearing in The City Record printed version -- Solicitations and Awards.
- Department of Corrections
- DOC Statistics
- Department of Education
- Sections on Community School Districts, High Schools, NYCENET, Administration, and links to schools, districts, and agencies with their own web pages.
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- Annual School Reports
- School & Zone Finder
- A map-based interface to locate NYC schools and retrieve information about them.
- School Directory
- School Year Calendars
- -- New Visions for Public Schools
New Visions for Public Schools is a private, not-for-profit organization that aims to improve the quality of education children receive in New York City's public schools. Founded in 1989 as the Fund for New York City Public Education, New Visions mobilizes private support for school reform and works with educators, parents, students, city leaders and community partners to develop programs that lead to better instruction, higher student achievement and greater school accountability.
- -- The New York State School Report Card
- -- State of the New York City Public Schools 2002, from the Manhattan Institute
- Department of Finance
- Automated City Register Information System (ACRIS)
- Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
- Application for Birth and Death Records
- City Health Information (CHI): each monthly issue focuses on a public health topic
- Community Health Profiles
- Community Health Survey & Data
- HIV/AIDS Information
- NYC Vital Signs
- Restaurant Inspection Information
- Summary of Vital Statistics
- West Nile Virus
- Department of Homeless Services
- Critical Activities Report
- Daily Report
- Historic Data
- Department of Housing Preservation and Development
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- Blackburn, Anthony J.
- Housing New York City 1993.
- New York : Department of Housing Preservation and Development, 1995.
- HD 7288.N5 B56 1995g - Social Work
- AA7544 N48 B56 - Avery
- Lee, Moon Wha.
- Housing New York City 1996.
- New York : Department of Housing Preservation and Development, 1999.
- HD 7288 .N5 L34 1999g - Social Work Reference
- Lee, Moon Wha.
- Housing New York City 1999.
- New York : Department of Housing Preservation and Development, 2002.
- HD 7288 .N5 L34 2002g - Social Work
- Selected Findings of the 1999 New York City Housing and Vacancy Survey
- Selected Findings of the 2002 New York City Housing and Vacancy Survey
- Selected Findings of the 2005 New York City Housing and Vacancy Survey
- The New Housing Marketplace: Creating Housing for the Next Generation, December 2002
- The New Housing Marketplace: Creating Housing for the Next Generation, 2004-2013, December 2004
- Progress Report 2003
- Progress Report 2005
- Department of Transportation
- NYC Transportation Maps
- New York City Alternate Side Parking Regulations Suspension Calendar
- Traffic Web Cams
- Weekly Traffic Advisory
- --How Smooth Are New York City's Streets? -- reports by the Fund for the City of New York
- Fire Department
- Maps
Citywide Statistics, including monthly & annual Fire and EMS Reports.
- Human Resources Administration
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- District Resource Statement. Annual.
- New York, N.Y. : Human Resources Administration, 1985-1996/97.
- HV 87 .N5 D4.. - Social Work
- Separate volumes published for each borough.
- Last publication in 1996/97; see other publications for current information.
- HRA Facts
- Monthly caseload information for HRA programs, comparative figures for previous years, and current welfare and Medicaid expenditures
- Reports
- Includes Public Assistance reports, JobStat reports, and Trend reports (family assistance, food stamps, AIDS services, home care, Medicaid, job placements, safety net).
- Independent Budget Office
- The New York City Independent Budget Office (IBO) is a publicly-funded agency established in 1996 to enhance official and public understanding of the largest municipal budget in the country. IBO is modeled after the Congressional Budget Office and the State of California's Legislative Analyst's Office.
- Budget Options for New York City
- Budget Road Map: a brief explanation of the players and processs
- New York City's Fiscal Outlook
- Understanding New York City's Budget: a Guide, December 2005
- Mayor's Office to Combat Domestic Violence
- Fact Sheet
- The City of New York Resource Directory of Domestic Violence Services
- Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA): info on subways, buses, LIRR, METRO-North
- The MTA is a State, not a city agency, but is included here due to its vital role in city services and management.
- MTA Financial and Performance Indicators
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MTA Planning Studies:
- Office of Management and Budget, including:
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- Budget Publications for Mayor Rudolph Giuliani
- New York (N.Y.)
- Adopted Budget, Fiscal Year ... Annual.
- New York, N.Y. : Office of Management and Budget, 1979-
- HJ 9013 .N5e21 - Lehman, Latest in Reference
- Budget Publications
- Includes the Financial Plan, Adopted Budget, Executive Budget, Ten-Year Capital Strategy, Capital Commitment Plan, Asset Information Management System (AIMS) Report, and Monthly Report on Current Economic Conditions.
- Manual for Participation in the Budget Process.
- New York, NY : Office of Management and Budget, 1997.
- HJ 9289 .N4 N49 1997g - Lehman
- Commentaries on the New York City Budget:
- Council Budget Process, from the NYC Council Finance Division
- New York City Oversight, from the NYS Office of the Comptroller -- mostly budget-related
- Tax & Budget Analysis, from the Fiscal Policy Institute
- Office of the Comptroller of New York City
- Annual Audit Report
- Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports: Fiscal Year 2001, Fiscal Year 2002, Fiscal Year 2003, Fiscal Year 2004, Fiscal Year 2005, Fiscal Year 2006, Fiscal Year 2007
- One Year Later: the Fiscal Impact of 9/11 on New York City
- -- NYS Comptroller's Publications Focusing on New York City
- Police Department
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- Statistical Report, Complaints and Arrests. Semiannual.
- New York : Police Dept, City of New York, Office of Management Analysis, Crime Analysis Section, 1983-
- HV 7597 .A6 - Social Work (Latest in Reference)
- Web version: Weekly Crime Statistics: current week only
- Police Practices and Civil Rights in New York City.
- Washington, D.C. : U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, 2000.
- HV 8148 .N5 U653 2000g - Lehman
- -- NYPD Response to the Draft Report of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights -- Police Practices and Civil Rights in New York City
- Public Advocate: information about City government and publications
- Rent Guidelines Board
- Housing Research: Housing Supply Report, Income and Affordability Study, Income and Expense Study, Mortgage Survey, Price Index of Operating Costs.
- Housing and Vacancy Survey (HVS), 1993, 1996, 1999, 2002, 2005
- A triennial survey performed in New York City by the U.S. Census Bureau. The HVS contains comprehensive data on housing, neighborhoods and tenant demographics. Three series of data are produced from each HVS: Person, Vacant, and Occupied Housing.
- Housing NYC: Rents, Markets, & Trends. Annual.
- New York, NY : The Board, 1995-
- AB H8174 - Avery
- Web versions: 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
- Rent Guidelines
- Rent Stabilized Manhattan: an Apartment Building Income & Expense Profile.
- New York, NY : NYC Rent Guidelines Board, 1997.
- HD 7288.85 .U62 N565 1997g - Lehman, Ware
- New York Metropolitan Transportation Council
- Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
- Trans-Hudson Express: Access to the Region's Core
Federal Agencies in New York City
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, Region II - New York
- Census Bureau, New York Regional Office
- Dept. of Housing and Urban Development, HUD in New York
- Environmental Protection Agency, Region 2: covers NY, NJ, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands
- 2004 State of the Environment Report
- New York City Watershed Agreement, December 1996: from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Watershed Management for Potable Water Supply: Assessing the New York City Strategy: from the Committee to Review the New York City Watershed Management Strategy, National Research Council, 1999
- Federal Emergency Management Administration, Region 2
- Federal Reserve Bank of New York
- Hudson River National Estuarine Research Reserve
- Mid-Atlantic Bight National Undersea Research Center
- National Archives and Records Administration Northeast Region (New York City)
- National Weather Service, Eastern Region
- New York Coastal Zone Management Program
- National Parks in New York State
- Northeast Fisheries Science Center
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration, NYS Office Directory
- St. Lawrence River Proposed National Estuarine Research Reserve
- Small Business Administration, NYC District Office
- U.S.Army Corps of Engineers, New York District
- U.S. Geological Survey in New York State
Politics NYC
- New York City Campaign Finance Board
- Provides information about the work of the New York City Campaign Finance Board; the members and staff of the Board; the voluntary New York City Campaign Finance Program that provides public matching funds to candidates who meet the requirements of the Program; the New York City Voter Guide; the New York City Debate Program; the ways in which public disclosure is available for participants' computerized campaign finance information; publications available from the Campaign Finance Board; and campaign finance reform legislation that the Board has proposed.
- New York City Polls: from the Quinnipiac College Polling Institute, Hamden, Connecticut
Public Interest and Research Groups
- The Center for an Urban Future
- The Center for an Urban Future is a public policy organization dedicated to improving the overall health of New York City and serving its long-term interests by targeting problems facing low-income and working-class neighborhoods in all five boroughs. A new kind of think tank, and the sister organization of City Limits magazine, the Center brings a unique, community-oriented perspective to the public policy arena.
- Center for Urban Research, City College of New York
- The Center for Urban Research organizes research on the critical issues that face New York and other large cities in the U.S. and abroad, collaborates with public agencies, nonprofit organizations, and other partners, and holds forums for the media, foundations, community organizations and others about urban research at the Graduate School and City University of New York.
- Central Park Conservancy: @Central Park
- Charles H. Revson Fellows Program on the Future of the City of New York, at Columbia University
- Citizens Budget Commission
- The Citizens Budget Commission, founded in 1932, is a nonpartisan, nonprofit civic organization devoted to influencing constructive change in the finances and services of New York City and New York State government. The CBC site provides analyses of NYC budgets, as well as other information.
- Five-Year Pocket Summary: New York City and New York State Finances: 1996-2000, 1997-2001, 1998-2002, 1999-2003, 2000-2004, 2001-2005, 2002-2006, 2003-2007
- New York's Competitiveness: a Scorecard for 13 U.S. Metropolitan Areas, 2001
- Citizens' Committee for Children of New York
- Citizens Union Organization
- Citizens Union was founded in 1897 to seek "honest and efficient" city government and to fight to public corruption that had so long been prevalent. Today, Citizens Union works with continued energy and vitality through a program of: lobbying for CU's reform agenda; evaluation of candidates and issues; forums and seminars; legal action; and research on public policy.
- City Project
- City Project is a nonprofit organization that promotes sound fiscal and management policies for City Government to ensure efficiency, equity and quality. Through analysis, education and advocacy, City Project is the fiscal voice for a livable and working New York. It brings together people from diverse policy areas to work together to improve current City policies.
- Community Service Society of New York
- "A private, nonprofit social service organization dedicated to fostering a better life for poor residents of the country's gateway city...focusing its efforts on income maintenance, health care, affordable housing and education."
- The Fiscal Policy Institute
- The Fiscal Policy Institute aims to increase public and governmental understanding of issues related to the fairness of New York's tax system and the stability and adequacy of state and local public services.
- The Five Borough Institute
- The Five Borough Institute is a non-partisan research and educational organization whose mission is to encourage the development and implementation of sound and progressive public policies. It will focus on urban economic and political issues, especially those that affect New York City and its surrounding region, including global economic forces that threaten the jobs and livelihood of working people.
- Fund for the City of New York
- The Fund is an independent private operating foundation and public charity. Its mandate is to respond to the opportunities and problems of New York City; to improve the performance of the city's government and the quality of life of its citizens. To achieve these ends, the Fund introduces new programs, technology, and methods to government agencies and nonprofit organizations, and helps to implement them.
- Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy
- The Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy at NYU is a joint research center in the New York University School of Law and The Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service. The Center's mission: To conduct objective academic and empirical research on the legal and public policy issues involving real estate, housing and urban affairs; provide a forum for discussion and interchange among leading practitioners, policy makers, scholars, faculty and students about real estate and urban policy; To promote innovative teaching techniques and learning experiences in real estate and urban-related topics.
- New York City Housing and Neighborhoods Information System
- State of New York City's Housing and Neighborhoods. Annual.
HD 7304 .N5 S7 - Lehman
AB St2885 - Avery
- Government Performance Project Report Card: New York City
- A report which appeared in the February 2000 issue of Governing magazine, funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts.
- Hell's Kitchen South: Senior Seminar in Urban Studies
- The Hell's Kitchen South Project is a study in urban planning with the city grid standing in as the foundation of the study environment. The project includes detailed maps and photographs of the neighborhood; texts related to the social, historical and architectural development of Hell's Kitchen; and links to related projects in urban research, block analysis, zoning, among others.
- The Manhattan Institute for Policy Research
- The Institute's goal is to develop and encourage public policies at all levels of government which will allow individuals the greatest scope for achieving their potential, both as participants in a productive economy and as members of a functioning society. Its working units are the Center for Educational Innovation, the Center for Civic Innovation, and the Judicial Studies Program. It publishes City Journal, as well as other publications.
- Municipal Art Society
- The Municipal Art Society of New York (MAS) is a private, non-profit membership organization that aggressively champions excellence in urban design and planning and the preservation of the best of New York's past. The Society believes that the physical city - its light, air, land and open spaces - and its sensible development are critical to New York's continued economic health and social well-being.
- New York Academy of Sciences
- In service to science, the Academy initiates and facilitates communication among scientists, physicians, policy makers, government officers, educators, and journalists from around the world through its interdisciplinary scientific and section meetings and diverse publications. In service to society, Academy Programs draw upon the foremost experts and the most current information about advances in science and technology to inform analysis and discussion of public policy issues, to promote precollege education, and to foster the human rights of scientists.
- New York City Employment & Training Coalition
- The New York City Employment and Training Coalition (NYCETC) is an association of workforce development practitioners--community based organizations, community colleges and union affiliated training programs--committed to providing high quality education, training and employment services to unemployed and underemployed New Yorkers. Site includes research publications and data.
- New York Landmarks Conservancy
- The Landmarks Conservancy is a nationally recognized organization which helps owners of older buildings by providing grants, low-interest loans, hands-on consulting services, workshops, and publications. In neighborhoods throughout the City and State, we preserve homes, businesses, social service centers, cultural institutions, schools, houses of worship, and tourist destinations. The Conservancy's programs serve as models in cities across the country.
- New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG)
- NYPIRG is New York State's largest research and advocacy non-profit organization primarily focused on environmental preservation, consumer protection, government reform and public health issues.
- -- The Community Mapping Assistance Project (CMAP) provides customized, affordable computer mapping services to non-profit organizations.
- New York Urban League
- New Yorkers for Parks
- Report Card on Parks
- Partnership for New York City
- Selected Post 9-11 Economic Indicators
- Transportation Choices and the Future of the New York City Economy, 2003/2004
- Pratt Center for Community Development
- The Pratt Center for Community Development works for a more just, equitable, and sustainable city for all New Yorkers, by empowering communities to plan for and realize their futures. As part of Pratt Institute, the Center leverages professional skills - especially planning, architecture and public policy - to support community-based organizations in their efforts to improve neighborhood quality of life, attack the causes of poverty and inequality, and advance sustainable development.
- Preserve & Protect
- A not-for-profit corporation providing space on the World Wide Web for historic preservation and environmental protection organizations in New York.
- Regional Plan Association
- The nation's oldest regional planning organization, Regional Plan Association has worked since 1929 to improve the quality of life in the New York/New Jersey/Connecticut metropolitan area by creating long-term plans and promoting their implementation across political boundaries. On the basis of professional research, the Association recommends policy improvements, fosters cooperation among various government and private organizations, and involves the public in considering and shaping its own future. RPA's areas of research include land use planning, transportation, economic development, the environment, governance and social policy.
- The Economic Benefits of the 2nd Avenue Subway, December 2003
- Governor's Island and Governor's Island Alliance
- Hudson River Pasenger Rail Tunnel
- Lower Manhattan Transportation Needs
- MetroLink: Proposal for Expansion of NYC's Subway System, January 26, 1999
- Urban Development Alternatives for the Hudson Rail Yards Site, December 2004
- Straphangers Campaign
- An advocate for safe, comfortable, reliable and affordable subways and buses in New York City. Their reports and profiles are usually the only reported data about the operation of NYC's public transportation system.
- Taub Urban Research Center, at NYU
- The Taub Urban Research Center explores issues and challenges affecting cities and metropolitan regions. The Center issues reports and conducts forums that include participants from government, business, nonprofit organizations, and the academic community. The Center's website activities include: analysis of population and employment trends, announcements about conferences and symposia, plus an on-line forum to explore major issues and problems facing cities around the world.
- Urban Catastrophe Research includes reports about post 9-11 concerns in New York City.
- TenantNet: the Online Resource for the Residential Tenant
- TenantNet focuses mostly on NYC and NYS; includes unofficial, online versions of some NYC publications, such as the New York City Zoning Handbook and the New York City Housing Vacancy Surveys; and a directory of tenant organizations in NYC
- United Hospital Fund
- The United Hospital Fund, founded in 1879, is a not-for-profit health services research and philanthropic organization that addresses critical issues affecting health care in New York City. The mission of the Fund is to address critical issues affecting voluntary hospitals and health care.
- Health Insurance Coverage in New York, 2001
- Health Insurance Coverage in New York, 2002
- Health Insurance Coverage in New York, 2003-2004
- United Way of New York City
- The United Way is the largest private funder of health and human services in New York City. It also publishes a number of studies and reports, some in partnership with the NYC Human Resources Administration.
- Van Alen Institute: Projects to Improve the Public Realm
New York City Periodicals
- City Journal. Quarterly.
- New York, NY : Manhattan Institute, 1992-
- F 128.1 .N81 - Lehman
- City Limits: New York's Urban Affairs Magazine. Monthly.
- New York, N.Y. : Association of Neighborhood Housing Developers, 1978-
- AA7545 C51 - Avery
- It "shows you what is working in our communities: where the real successes are taking place, who is behind them, why they're working and what we can learn from them. And we expose the bureaucratic garbage, sloppy supervision and pure corruption that's failing our neighborhoods."
- The City Record. Daily (except Sunday)
- Current Issues in Butler Periodical Room
- Microfilm FN 1871 (1880-1920, 1980-1995) - Butler
- The web version contains only the Procurement Notices appearing in The City Record printed version -- Solicitations and Awards.
- The City Review
- A 'zine devoted to Manhattan affairs and the arts with a strong emphasis on architecture, planning, real estate, museums, books and consumer technology.
- Gotham Gazette: NYC News & Policy
- Published each weekday by the Citizens Union foundation, it contains contributions from writers at 18 different organizations in the city.
- Governing: the Magazine of States and Localities. Monthly.
- Washington, DC : Congressional Quarterly, Inc., 1987-
- JK 2403 .G68 - Lehman
- Inner City Press
- Inner City Press / Community on the Move (ICP) is a non-profit community, consumersU and civil rights organization headquartered in the South Bronx of New York City, engaged in cut-edge advocacy , reporting and organizing in the fields of community reinvestment, fair access to credit, insurance and telecommunications, environmental justice, and government and corporate accountability.
- New York. Weekly.
- New York, New York Magazine Co., 1968-
- F 128.1 .N4 - Butler
- Columns and feature articles often concern NYC affairs.
- New York Affairs
- The online magazine of the Taub Urban Research Center at NYU's Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service.
- Oculus. Quarterly.
- New York, N.Y. : American Institute of Architects. New York Chapter, 1938-
- AB Oc9 - Avery
- e-Oculus: Eye on New York Architecture and Calendar of Events
- Searchlight on the City Council. Quarterly.
- New York, N.Y. : Citizens Union Foundation, 1994-2001.
- F 128.55 .S43 - Lehman
- It contains brief articles about current issues in city government.
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