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  1. A federal grant rejected by Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration that would have funded shelter for homeless veterans in New York City included clauses prohibiting the promotion of “gender ideology” and “denial of the sex binary,” which city officials say

  2. Dangerous winds and ripped-down trees may gum up your train travels this weekend, MTA officials warned Friday.

  3. Terror: A Knickerbocker History

    “Terrorism” first entered English to describe a government, like France’s post-revolutionary Republic of Virtue, terrorizing its own citizens.

  4. A federal judge has permanently capped the number of detainees who can be held at U.S.

  5. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration is pulling out of a federal program meant to help veterans transition out of homelessness, alleging the Trump administration would have required New York City to discriminate against transgender vets seeking shelter to

  6. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Mayor Zohran Mamdani an anti-semite during a contentious speech at the U.N.

  7. A judge on Thursday did not commit to deciding on a lawsuit that challenges the rent freeze on about 1 million stabilized apartments.

  8. This story was originally published by Chalkbeat.

  9. Chaos and conflict marked a much-delayed, eight-hour meeting of the biannual Brooklyn Democratic County on Wednesday.

  10. A day before he was scheduled to address the U.N.

  11. Election Day is coming up in New York City, on Nov. 3, 2026.

  12. This story was originally published by Chalkbeat.

  13. The powerful healthcare union 1199SEIU formally petitioned to unionize tens of thousands of home care workers across the state, the latest twist in New York’s controversial quest to streamline an $11 billion state-funded home care program.

  14. The U.S.

  15. This story was originally published by Healthbeat.

  16. Delivery giant DoorDash agreed to pay a $131.5 million settlement after New York’s worker and consumer protection agency found the company had unlawfully withheld wages from thousands of delivery workers who were paid late or not at all.

  17. With summer in the rear-view mirror, it’s time to begin that fall-to-winter arc — and you may want to put getting your vaccine shots at the top of your to-do list.

  18. Mayor Zohran Mamdani hosted President Donald Trump on Monday at Gracie Mansion, where they discussed funding for counterterrorism security and the planned Sunnyside Yard housing development, along with immigration enforcement.

  19. He knows Gracie Mansion, I’m sure he’ll make some decoration recommendations about gold-plated lamé everywhere. … But I do wonder if they’ll stick to the things that make Donald Trump feel good. … Because Mamdani is still so popular, that impresses Trump

  20. The New York City Housing Authority has sent lease termination notices to a handful of public housing tenants who are refusing to relocate to make way for a $1.2 billion project to demolish and rebuild some deteriorating buildings in Manhattan’s Chelsea n…

  21. You got two great mayors of New York over 400 years: Fiorello La Guardia — let’s call him a mayor who had to do with the alternatives to capitalism.

  22. State Attorney General Letitia James on Friday announced she is intervening in the pending foreclosure sale of a parking lot in Elmhurst, Queens, that sits on top of an African burial ground.

  23. This story was originally published by Chalkbeat.

  24. The first Mayor’s Management Report of Zohran Mamdani’s tenure was released Thursday, squaring performance data with the mayor’s “pothole politics” plan for government.

  25. Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, has tree-lined streets, views of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge and, compared to most other areas in the city, hardly any new housing.

  26. Henry Williams read the news of the release of long-suppressed 9/11 city documents last week with curiosity, but he soon found a confusing portal without any context or guide.

  27. The city Correction Department has suspended a top official and is seeking to fire him over allegations that he made inappropriate comments to a female subordinate, The City Reporter has learned.

  28. This story was originally published by Chalkbeat.

  29. Shortly after Katrina Gorham’s mother died in May 1988, the Gowanus Houses became home.

  30. The on-duty death last weekend of the third taxi driver in as many months highlights the physical and financial perils cabbies face behind the wheel, the head of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance said Tuesday.

  31. So far, so good on New York’s building emission rules.

  32. As the Mamdani administration ramps up to release its first legally mandated streets plan, advocates on Tuesday will present a roadmap designed to push City Hall to meet its marks.

  33. This story was originally published by Chalkbeat.

  34. A New York Supreme Court judge ruled against Brooklyn Democratic Party Chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn on Monday, declaring that outgoing executive committee members had “no authority” to vote on sweeping rule changes at a recent August meeting.

  35. The bartender said 9/11 is like [messed]-up St.

  36. Adoption of artificial intelligence is soaring in New York City, but the great AI jobs apocalypse is nowhere in sight — except in entry-level tech positions, where demand has plummeted, closing off a key avenue to well-paying jobs for young workers.

  37. A second deadly cluster of Legionnaires’ disease this year has been identified in the South Bronx, as a review of records by The City Reporter indicates several buildings in the affected area were not in compliance with required testing of cooling towers…

  38. The crowd lined up before the opening, clustering around the barricade across from Ground Zero.

  39. The long overdue disclosure of reams of air quality records by the administration of Mayor Zohran Mamdani this week offered advocates and survivors some answers for what they knew for the last quarter-century: that the environment in the Lower Manhattan o…

  40. Anita Hack cared for her Queens house for more than three decades, establishing a foothold for her multi-generational family in the city — even as the house repeatedly flooded over the years.