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For Workers, Barbenheimer Was Brooklyn Alamo Drafthouse’s Alamo
Panera sandwiches are no substitute for a raise.
112 Days Later, Writers (and Now Actors) Are Still on the Picket Line
As the strike drags on, writers are hopeful that a unified push by labor will bring producers to their senses.
Comptroller: NYC Rejected Vast Majority of Homeless Families Looking For Shelter
Amidst an unprecedented number of homeless people in New York, the City's social services are still very good at keeping people homeless.
Report: Despite What Landlords Might Say, Rent-Stabilized Apartments Are Pretty Easy to Rent
As landlords attempt to get rid of rent-stabilization forever, a peek into how easy their jobs are.
Rockaway Beach’s Breezy, Rusty Modular Bathrooms Turn 10
The modular units were designed and installed in under 12 months—lightning speed for restrooms in the city.
Everything Glows and Nothing Hurts in the World of the Jets’s ‘Hard Knocks’
Jets head coach Robert Saleh's gleaming, bald noggin is a beacon calling us to dreamland in this exquisite propaganda.
Why Did My MetroCard Betray Me at the AirTrain
And some links that will not cost you an extra dollar for your Monday.
Fine-Tuning the Trade-Offs of Congestion Pricing Is Like Assembling a Mechanical Watch in the Middle of a Firefight
The board in charge of figuring out the toll structure for congestion pricing met on Thursday, and many questions remain unanswered.
Corona Plaza Vendors Still Can’t Work Weeks After Sweep, But Help Might Be on the Way
A long-simmering DOT plan to legalize the market might not come for months, leaving unlicensed vendors in limbo.
What If New Yorkers Stopped Subsidizing Fossil Fuel Infrastructure?
And some steamy links for your Friday.
