New York City Newspapers
List of New York City newspapers for news and information on business, politics, sports, jobs, education, lifestyles, and real estate.
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Daily newspapers
AM New York
New York Daily News
One of the most-widely read daily newspapers in New York.
New York Post
New York Times
New York Law Journal
Wall Street Journal
Non-daily newspapers and news sites
Chief-Leader
Civil employees' weekly newspaper published by the Civil Service Employees Publishing Company, Inc.
Forward
Weekly Jewish newspaper published in New York City.
Gotham Gazette
Independent published every weekday owned by the Citizens Union Foundation.
Irish Voice
Irish-American community newspaper was founded in 1987.
Jewish Post of New York
Provides news of Jewish Interest throughout the world. Jewish Post was founded in 1933 in Indianapolis.
Jewish Press
New York based independent Jewish weekly provides Jewish news from USA, Israel as well as other parts of the world.
New York Amsterdam News
African-American community newspaper published in New York City.
New York Observer
Weekly newspaper of New York published every Wednesday.
Village Voice
Leading alternative newsweekly covering film, arts, music, and more.
The New Yorker
Black Star News
Catholic New York
City and State
Crain's New York Business
Gothamist
Kurier Plus (in Polish)
Indypendent
National Herald
New York Carib News
New York Press
New York Sun
South Asian Times
Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Brooklyn Downtown Star
Tablet
Queens Examiner
Bronx Times
Manhattan Times
Norwood News
Riverdale Press
Wave
Staten Islander
Tribeca Trib
Business Travel News
News India Times
Caribbean Life
West Side Spirit
Student newspapers
Columbia Daily Spectator
Columbia University's daily newspaper serving Morningside Heights community in New York City.
Washington Square News (WSN)
Student newspaper of New York University serving New York University (NYU), Greenwich Village, and East Village of Manhattan.
Torch
Student newspaper of St. John's University.
Knight News
Queens College's student newspaper.
Observer
Student newspaper at Fordham University’s Lincoln Center.
Non-English/Bilingual newspapers
Algemeiner Journal (English and Yiddish)
El Diario La Prensa
Oldest Spanish-language daily newspaper in New York City. El Diario La Prensa is a tabloid format daily Newspaper owned by ImpreMedia, was founded in 1913.
Impacto Latino (in Spanish)
Haiti Progres
Newspaper publishes in French, English and Kreyol language provides current news and information about Haiti.
New Yorker Staats-Zeitung
German-language weekly newspaper published in New York.
Nowy Dziennik
Polish-language newspaper published daily except Sundays in New York City.
Vaba Eesti Sona
Estonian-language weekly newspaper published in New York.
New York Awam
Weekly Urdu newspaper.
The FilAm (in Filipino)
India Abroad
Indian-American community newspaper based in New York City.
Irish Echo
Irish American newspaper.
Ethikos Kyrix (in Greek)
Akhon Samoy (in Bangla)
Irish Examiner
Russian Bazaar
Weekly Bangalee (in Bangla)
New York City, the bustling hub of culture, commerce, and innovation, boasts a vibrant array of newspapers that capture the city's dynamic essence. Foremost among them is "The New York Times," an internationally renowned publication known for its in-depth reporting on global affairs, politics, and culture. "The Wall Street Journal" delves into business and finance, while "Daily News" offers a gritty take on local stories and events.
These newspapers collectively serve as the pulse of the city, chronicling its ever-changing landscape, from Broadway to Wall Street. They play a vital role in shaping public discourse, shedding light on issues ranging from social justice to urban development. With an unparalleled focus on investigative journalism, these newspapers uncover stories that influence not only New Yorkers but people worldwide.
The digital age has seen these newspapers adapt, delivering news through online platforms and interactive features. They engage readers with multimedia content, opinion pieces, and real-time updates. Through their pages, New York City newspapers forge a connection between the city's diverse communities, fostering understanding and dialogue. As symbols of journalistic integrity and voices of the people, these newspapers continue to define New York City's identity, reflecting its energy, diversity, and unwavering spirit.
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