Judge Orders ICE to Stop Barbaric Treatment of Immigrants Detained in Lower Manhattan
Detainees had described "horrific" and unsanitary conditions, with dozens of people packed into a single room, little food, and scant access to attorneys.
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1,500 Tons of NYC Trash Every Day—For Another 15 Years?
A Seneca Falls landfill—which is the state's largest emitter of methane—is supposed to close at the end of the year. But a Texas-based trash corporation and the politicians they helped elect are fighting to keep it open until 2040.
Here's What to Watch at This Summer's Rockaway Film Festival
We talked to the team behind the festival about what they're most excited to screen by the seaside.
Queens Judge Fines Landlord's Attorney For Using 'Incoherent' AI Slop in Court Papers
The attorney claims he was hacked but says he "should have caught it."
Subway Noshing Gets a Zine
In "Subway Schmutz," photographer and Subway Hands creator Hannah La Follette Ryan explores the controversy around eating on the train.
Melanie Charles Wants You to Catch All This Free Summer Jazz
The musician and curator of Brooklyn Conservatory of Music's Midsummer Nights concert series has one more night of Lindy-Hop-house fusion planned for the summer.
How a Fiery Socialist Mayor Captured the Hearts of New York Voters—in 1911
Union College professor Andrew Morris tells us what Zohran Mamdani could learn from George Lunn's successes—and failures—as a four-term mayor of Schenectady.
I Flew Too Close to the Sun With the Wendy's Takis Fuego™ Meal
Sometimes, you are compelled to just "go for it." Sometimes, you really shouldn't.
Zohran Mamdani Takes a Hike (Faster Than the M34)
Plus: Cuomo plays catch-up, another Adams NYPD lawsuit, and more news to start your weekend.