A Judge Dismissed a Prison Sex Abuse Lawsuit Over Typos—and the State Is Looking to Toss Hundreds More
The state plans to ask a court to dismiss some 500 prison sexual assault lawsuits for not strictly abiding by filing requirements.
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6 Months of the FARE Act: No Rent Apocalypse, a Few Fines, No Illegal Broker Fees Refunded
Not a single New Yorker has had a broker fee refunded so far.
How Mayor Mamdani Should Run the Streets of New York City
Here's what Mamdani should do on day one to make the city less car-centric and more friendly to pedestrians, cyclists, and public transit riders.
Huge Trucks Constantly Take This Illegal Short Cut. The NYPD Doesn't Seem to Care
Michael Hassin has made it his mission to stop Manhattan-bound trucks from leaving the truck route and using Clinton Street to get to East Houston Street.
The Queens DA Just Let Two Cops Charged With Preying on Sex Workers Walk
The DA made a big deal about indicting cops for robbing a sex worker this March. Last week, her office quietly let the case get dismissed.
The Trump Administration Wants to Send NYC's Asylum Seekers to Uganda and Beyond
And other links to start your Thursday.
Judges Keep Dropping Like Flies in the Case of Frank Seddio and the Missing $2 Million
Two more judges have recused themselves from the (somehow still ongoing) suit involving the Brooklyn Dems power broker.
A Wealth of Dominican Delights Awaits Under the J/M/Z
At Sajhoma #3, one of Brooklyn's great steam-table spots was in front of me all along.
Hochul's Powerful Pen
Hundreds of bills await their fate—and more news for your Wednesday.