In theory, New York City is an excellent place to retire: Older New Yorkers can access world-class restaurants, museums, and theaters without ever having to own an automobile. But in practice it can be a different story—living in a fifth-floor walk-up with creaky knees, navigating sidewalks full of distracted bicycle deliverymen, and surviving on a […]

New York City is now home to more people over the age of 65 than ever before, and an alarming number are living with no retirement income and increasingly working into their senior years to make ends meet, according to The Center for an Urban Future. The think tank released new numbers on Monday and found […]

Governor Kathy Hochul visited our Aging Through Arts Center, engaging with older adults and staff on key aging issues and state investments supporting New York’s seniors.