GrowNYC’s Greenmarket Compost Drop-Offs Are Gone for Good
Community composting got $6.2 million in the budget, but the climate-saving initiative has had a "bittersweet" few weeks.
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Housing Developers: Look, We're All Trying to Find the Guy Who Did This
Who would have thought a for-profit housing system would incentivize bad behavior? Plus, more links for your holiday weekend.
Fuel Up With Glorious Halal Comfort Food at a Myrtle Avenue Gas Station
Blue Hour serves a full menu of hefty, gloppy delights inside the BP at a busy Bushwick intersection.
Due to the Loss of Congestion Pricing, New Jerseyans Must Pay $1,000 to Watch the July 4 Fireworks
Call it "combustion pricing."
Introducing Hell Gate’s Advice Column, ‘Oh, Hell’
Because we all need some help sometimes. Send us your questions!
When a Tepid Clap Becomes a Battle Cry Becomes a Play
In "N/A," two people who have been reduced to depoliticized shero memes—Nancy Pelosi and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez—are ushered into another often toothless sphere: the unsubtle mainstream liberal fantasy realm of commercial theater.
Be Patient. Assembly Speaker Heastie Says He Has a ‘Game Plan’ for Congestion Pricing
"Just because you can’t see the play by play doesn’t mean a game plan isn’t being executed."
NYPD Chief Jeffrey Maddrey Says CCRB Has No Jurisdiction Over His Voiding of Arrest of Ex-Cop Who Allegedly Pulled Gun on Three Kids
Maddrey’s attorney placed the blame for the whole 2021 incident on “prevaricating teenagers who lied” and an “inexperienced sergeant.”
Annual Game of Budget Chicken Ends With Mayor Adams and City Council Restoring Library and Arts Funding
And more news for your Friday.
Mayor Adams Plunges in Polls, Not Pools
According to a new poll, only 24 percent of New York City Democrats say that Adams deserves a second term.