The Island's local printed newspaper which is also available online format. New York's Long Island…read morelocal news serving both Nassau and Suffolk counties. For Long Island, by Long Islanders, to Long Islanders!

Published by the Committee for Taxi Safety, this monthly newspaper is aimed at taxi drivers…read more Written in a very folksy style, the tabloid covers parking ticket blitzes, what to do if you go to TLC court, gas prices, medallion auctions, lower back pain, and other topics. But the best parts are the parts that cabbies can use while they interact with passengers. "You Be the Judge" posits a court case, gives the details of the defense, and shares the judge's decision. "Taxi Humour" offers jokes involving taxis and taxi drivers. The monthly landmark quiz can help drivers point out sites and sights around the city. And "Fairs & Festivals" indicates what streets are closed off when for what parades and other events -- the most useful directory of street fairs I've ever encountered! There's even a calendar of events cabbies are encouraged to recommend to passengers. Additionally, the ads are fascinating: Where to buy a taxi cab, insurance companies for worker's compensation, taxi top ads, and other service providers. An interesting look at one of New York's more visible jobs and lifestyles.

Publisher of "New York Magazine" an personal perferred choice for an alternative to Zagat. As a…read moremember I utilize the digital publication to research restaurants and bars among local activities and events. New York Media LLC's features bars which are very resourceful before my visit to ensure if there are any food offered and if cover admission fee is required. The restaurant articles are also resourceful for quality of food finds in New York. At times emerging bars and restaurants are surfaced which New York Media LLC features in "New York Magazine" prior to hitting Yelp.

Best art magazine for people interested in contemporary art. If you're in the arts and have to pick…read moreone magazine, this is it. It reviews the current shows, analyzing what works and what doesn't. If you're looking for a more descriptive and less analytical/critical magazine, then check out 'Art in America'. (Presumes critical theory 101 http://interpretatio.blogspot.com/2008/01/syllabus-for-critical-theory-sfai.html http://daleslectures.blogspot.com/ which most people in the humanities would have taken). These mags bridge academia and the public audience. More academic journals (e.g. 'October') can be found in art school libraries (SFAI, CCA, Berkeley, ...). The best part: Artforum is available online! http://www.artforum.com (Of course the paper mag has gorgeous pics.)

Sold to the Queens Ledger chain of shoppers/weeklies in 2018. Say goodbye to 125 years of local…read morepress. Goodbye, my old friend. The Wave of Long Island, Wave Publishing Co. are gone. Now it's the Wave of Queens, just another Sanchez paper.

Great local newspaper that gives you everything you need to know about whats happening on the…read morePeninsula. They have local advertisements,classifieds,stories and even a police blotter so you can see who got arrested in your neighborhood for public drunkenness, buying drugs or beating his wife.

I picked up a copy of this free magazine in the hotel lobby. I like that it has the same format as…read moreThe Atlantan. If Manhattan was a city I was able to afford as my primary residence this would definitely be a magazine I would read on a monthly basis. The events the magazines features are very elaborate and captures a little about life in the city that is interesting to read about but maybe more fun to experience firsthand.

The Forward (Forverts), commonly known as The Jewish Daily Forward, was first published in 1897 as…read moreYiddish-language daily issued by dissidents from the Socialist Labor Party of Daniel DeLeon. As a privately-owned publication loosely affiliated with the Socialist Party of America, Forverts achieved massive circulation and considerable political influence during the first three decades of the 20th Century. The publication still exists as a weekly news magazine in parallel Yiddish (Yiddish Forward) and English editions (The Jewish Daily Forward). I have been a faithful subscriber for several years and enjoy it's independent (albeit conservative), secular, and learned take on current events such as Haredi updates, the latest news on Rabbi Michale Lerner, Kosher meat packing in Postville Iowa, the fate of Jewish deli culture, and lots of other political and cultural debate and discussion. This is not your local Federation rag, so expect to be prodded and challenged beyond the party line.

Amazing honest newspaper company! With a great friendly staff and always good articles to read and…read morealot of good companies to find from there Large advertising selection.