Mamdani Claims Budget Victory With a Last-Minute Cut: 580 NYPD Officers

Hell Gate Salutes Departing Editor Esther Wang

A founding editor is leaving Hell Gate.

'Waiting on a Friend' Is a Heartfelt, Queer NYC Ghost Story

Cruel Summer for a Wedding at MSG

New York City's hottest nuptials may be this weekend, plus more news for your Tuesday.

We're Throwing Another Beach Party—and This Year, It's Twice the Fun

You're all invited to join us, and our friends at Shea Stadium, for our second year of summertime music at Rippers.

Farewell You Filthy, Depressing, Horse-Racing Masterpiece

A Sunday among bettors, reporters, and dreamers in the Aqueduct Racetrack's final hours.

Andrew Cuomo Is Spreading the Blockchain Gospel for a Massive Crypto Exchange

The former governor’s new job is to help OKX and the owner of the New York Stock Exchange tokenize traditional financial instruments—which may raise serious ethics concerns if it seeks approval from New York state regulators.

It Feels Good When Your Therapist Feels Good About Their Workplace

Oh Right, the City Budget

And other links to start the week.

Exclusive: Adult Lap Swim Is Back and Much Bigger This Year

But everyone will have to wait a while longer before finally diving back into the Red Hook Pool.

One Last Chance to See This Prison Abolition Exhibit at the Bedford Library

Meet the Tree-Counting Juggernaut of New York City

Caleb Roenigk has surveyed more than 8,000 trees in NYC.