Speed Limits and Street Safety: Community Boards Push Mamdani’s DOT to Act
Speed Limits and Street Safety: Community Boards Push Mamdani’s DOT to Act – Neighborhoods across NYC are demanding lower speed limits under the authority of Sammy’s Law
Speed Limits and Street Safety: Community Boards Push Mamdani’s DOT to Act – Neighborhoods across NYC are demanding lower speed limits under the authority of Sammy’s Law
Mamdani’s Rent Freeze Bet: A Board Reshaped, a Market on Edge – Mayor appoints six to Rent Guidelines Board, moving closer to his signature affordability promise
Mayor Mamdani Addresses NYPD Graduation: A Show of Unity After a Week of Chaos – First Muslim mayor praises officers at graduation ceremony days after Gracie Mansion bomb scare
First Lady Rama Duwaji’s Social Media Past Sparks Controversy – Liked posts on Oct. 7 draw criticism; mayor defends wife while opponents demand answers
ISIS-Inspired Terror at Gracie Mansion: Two Pennsylvania Men Charged in Bomb Attack – Federal charges filed after TATP devices thrown at protest outside NYC mayor’s home
Bronx Daycare Owners Sentenced to 25 Years to Life for Fentanyl Death of Toddler – Grei Mendez and Felix Herrera Garcia had been running a drug operation out of a licensed child care center where a 22-month-old boy died
Mamdani Visits Canarsie to Sell 2-K. The Parents Had Questions. – A Brooklyn preschool visit revealed enthusiasm and anxiety in equal measure about the child care promise
Supreme Court Blocks NY Redistricting, Hands GOP a Midterm Lifeline – In a 6-3 ruling, the court’s conservative majority preserved Rep. Malliotakis’s Staten Island district and halted a state court’s redrawing order
New York’s First Free Child Care for 2-Year-Olds Launches in Four Communities – Washington Heights, Fordham, East Brooklyn, and Ozone Park get 2-K seats first as universal rollout begins
NYC Education Department Brings AI Into Schools: An Uncertain Road Ahead – From tutoring tools to data analysis, artificial intelligence is entering classrooms — but equity, privacy and teacher training remain unresolved
NYC’s Lunar New Year Parade in Chinatown: Tradition and Community Pride – The annual parade returns to Manhattan’s Chinatown, celebrating the New Year with dragon dances, firecrackers and community
Cape Fear River Becomes Lower Manhattan for 9/11 Maritime Rescue Film – A film production has transformed a North Carolina river into a historical recreation of the September 11 maritime rescue — the largest sea evacuation in history
Free Buses or Bust: Mamdani’s Most Ambitious Transit Promise Hits the Wall – MTA CEO Janno Lieber, a $600 million revenue gap, and a governor who says not yet
Mamdani Blinks on Daylighting. Advocates Who Elected Him Want to Know Why. – A signature pedestrian safety promise retreats to case-by-case review, stunning the street safety community
Mamdani Budget Could Eliminate Lifeline for Homeless Youth – A program connecting young New Yorkers to housing and services faces elimination even as youth homelessness climbs
Smiles at the Summit: Mamdani and Hochul Play Nice While the Tax Fight Simmers – A joint press conference masked a widening gulf over who pays for New York’s fiscal crisis
From the Bronx Dishwasher to Miami Taco Star: A New York Origin Story – How a young man from the Bronx’s restaurant industry built one of Miami’s most talked-about taco spots
Staten Island Left Out of 2-K Rollout as Mamdani Marks 100 Days – The borough’s exclusion from free child care sparks questions about equity in the mayor’s first major policy win
Mamdani and the Weeksville Restoration: Preserving What Almost Disappeared – NYC completes a landmark historic preservation project honoring one of America’s oldest free Black communities
NYC Schools in Flux: Two Top Deputies Exit as Chancellor Samuels Builds His Own Team – The departure of top administrators signals a generational shift in how the nation’s largest school system will be led
NYC’s Small Businesses and Nonprofits Wrestle With AI: Opportunity or Threat? – From grant writing to customer service, artificial intelligence is changing how small organizations operate in New York — for better and worse
New York’s Climate Law Is Cracking Under Its Own Weight – Rising bills, aging power plants and a looming legal battle could force Albany to fundamentally rethink the 2019 Climate Act
Mamdani’s Parade Problem: A Mayor Who Skipped Them Now Has to Choose – After marching in the Lunar New Year Parade, every future parade decision carries political weight
Child Care Without a Tax Hike? Mamdani and Hochul Try to Thread the Needle – Free 2-K for toddlers is real but how New York pays for it remains the central dispute of the budget season
A Bronx Couple Was Threatened at Gunpoint Over a Parking Spot After a Snowstorm – A man brandished a weapon over a shoveled-out parking spot, highlighting the dangerous consequences of snow parking culture
Section 8 Vouchers and a Court Ruling That Could Change the Equation – A federal ruling in New York has significant implications for how housing choice vouchers can be used and enforced
East Village Gets a New Grocery Store: When Is the Question – The opening of a new food retailer in the East Village is welcome news in a neighborhood that has lost several supermarkets
Nathan Gusdorf Leaves the Fiscal Policy Institute to Help Mamdani Run the Budget – The think tank chief who argued for taxing the rich joins the team tasked with making that argument real
Energy Bills Climb as New Yorkers Struggle Through a Cold Winter – High gas and electric costs have squeezed budgets across the boroughs — and relief may be years away