Richmond County

New York

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Population
494,956
Area
57.52 sq mi (148.98 km²), 45.34 sq mi water
Median age
40.6
Households
170,777
Persons per household
2.9
Median household income
$98,333
Median house value
$675,500

Demographics: 2020–2024 ACS

This Afternoon 84°F Chance Showers And Thunderstorms34% precip
Tonight 60°F Chance Showers And Thunderstorms50% precip
Saturday 70°F Mostly Sunny1% precip
Saturday Night 57°F Partly Cloudy2% precip

Richmond County

An independent city — coextensive with this county-equivalent, so it is governed as a city and reported as a county.

Local News

Gothamist Published 3 hours ago

NYC music in October: The Strokes, a Blink-182 cover band, and Polish experimentalism

Hania Rani performs for Worm Up Festival 2024 at Teatro Dal Verme on July 08, 2024 in Milan, Italy. An excellent and diverse month of concerts are in store for October. [ more › ]

Washington Square News Published 7 hours ago

Review: ‘The Weight’ takes itself too seriously

There isn’t much about director Padraic McKinley’s debut film “The Weight” that makes it seem immediately entertaining. Take the opening shot: a few minutes of a static, actionless road. It was during that uneventful stretch that I began making all sorts of unkind assumptions…

Washington Square News Published 7 hours ago

4 memoirs to help you feel less alone

A good memoir has a way of making vulnerability feel contagious. It lets us into the parts of a person’s story that other genres can only imagine — embarrassing memories, bad decisions and extremely private thoughts. The best ones also complicate the people we think we know,…

Washington Square News Published 7 hours ago

Review: Beabadoobee can’t pick between angst and serenity on ‘Pylon’

Beabadoobee has cemented herself as a leading voice in alternative pop with her bewitchingly sweet vocals and catchy indie-rock songs like “Beaches” and “Cologne.” The Filipino and British singer’s new album “Pylon” chronicles feelings of yearning and anger, blending gentle…

Washington Square News Published 7 hours ago

NYFF 64 Review: ‘Paper Tiger’ melds NYC grit with moving autobiography

Film festival openers are meant to be tone-setters, but they often fade into obscurity. Last year, Luca Guadagnino’s star-studded “After the Hunt” fizzled out with mixed-to-negative reviews. Against a lineup of topical selections like “NAZA,” a documentary about Israel’s killings…

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