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New York City sent cease-and-desist letters to over 40 retailers, including Amazon and Walmart, demanding they stop selling illegal e-bikes and scooters exceeding speed limits or face fines. The action follows a fatal crash in Lower Manhattan.

FORMAT, a new natural wine fair, launches at Honey's in Bushwick on August 9, featuring Finger Lakes and Hudson Valley pours, DJs, burgers, and walk-up tattoos on the rooftop and winery floor.

New York City has filled its first 2,000 free 2-K seats for two-year-olds, launching its universal childcare program with $1.2 billion in state funding; families save over $20,000 annually, with expansion to 12,000 seats next year.

Print Center New York hosts a Turkish coffee and linoleum block carving workshop led by artist Melih Meriç on August 22, with limited capacity and registration required.

Permits have been filed for a 15-story mixed-use building at 23 Spencer Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant, near the Flushing Avenue G train station, signaling potential development on the Bed-Stuy and East Williamsburg border.

SummerStage is offering naming rights to VIP seats in Central Park for $5,000 to celebrate its 40th anniversary and sustain free performances across NYC boroughs, including Brooklyn.

MoMA reserves the final day of its Marcel Duchamp retrospective for members only, closing to the public on August 23. The exhibit spans seven decades with over 300 artworks.

New York City delivery workers have earned over $104 million in tips since a January law forced apps to display tipping prompts upfront, with officials projecting $180 million more by year-end.