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Frank Seddio Doubles Down on the 'Shaggy Defense'
Back on the witness stand in the case of the missing $2 million, Seddio insists "it wasn't me" who filed those court papers.
Hear This Guy Out: Horseless Horse Carriages
As the City Council looks at banning horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, Kirk Skodis wants to bring electric carriages to New York City. Nevermind that they're not legal yet.
NYC Sees an 'Uptick' in ICE Activity
And a judge just blocked the mask ban for agents, plus more news for your Tuesday.
NYC Tenants React to Pied-à-Terrorism: 'I Think It Speaks to How Detached Rich People Are'
A few of the millions of New Yorkers who don't own a home weigh in on the controversy.
Hot Strike Summer for NYC's Public Defenders
Neighborhood Defender Service and the Bronx Defenders are on the city's longest-running public defender strikes since 1982.
Eric Adams Is Selling Data Centers in Wisconsin Now
The former mayor had a wild weekend, and other links to start your day.
Are Sharks Pied-à-Terre-orizing NYC’s Beaches?
This week on the Hell Gate Podcast: Mamdani’s pied-à-terre “hit list,” God’s most beautiful creature (sharks), and some apartment hunting tips for Lebron James.
Owning a $5 Million Home Is Hard Enough. Now They May Have to Fill Out Some Forms
The Mamdani administration mailed notices to 17,000 property owners who might be subject to a new second-home tax. The outrage has been deafening.
How Thousands of NYC's Haitians Have Been 'Thrust Into Becoming Undocumented'
The Trump administration and the Supreme Court are wreaking havoc. Plus, more news to take you into the weekend.
How Zohran Mamdani Can Avoid Another Major Misstep on Israel-Palestine
Some advice for the mayor from one of New York City's savviest politics-knowers.