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New York Takes a Tiny Step Toward Fixing Its Massive Racial Wealth Gap
The law to study reparations is a compromise, but a start.
The NYPD Is Promising to Turn Over Misconduct Evidence Faster. It Won’t Help Kawaski Trawick’s Family
A new, non-binding agreement commits the NYPD to turn over evidence to the Civilian Complaint Review Board within 90 days.
The $6,000 Cocktail Party Mayor Adams Hosted at Zero Bond
Knicks vets were on hand for the party, which was part of NYC's push to bring the DNC to town.
Retail in New York City Is a Tough Nut to Crack
The Center for an Urban Future's new "State of the Chains" report is a bleak one for most of the city's biggest retailers.
One Last Sunday at Two Brooklyn Public Libraries: ‘It’s a Big Loss’
Thanks to budget cuts by the Adams administration, libraries across the city have been forced to eliminate a day of service.
Just Your Classic 60-Degree Gale Storm Pre-Christmas Commute
Mother nature wants you to stay home.
Welcome to the Eric Adams Table of Success
Hell Gate presents an interactive site exploring dozens of people who are in the mayor's orbit, their connections to each other, and why it all matters.
In Court, Rikers Officials Play For Time and Win Again
A federal judge held the Adams Administration in contempt of court for ignoring her orders on Rikers, then granted the City a two-month extension.
Ricardo the Bull’s PATH to Freedom Ran Through Newark Penn Station
"I thought maybe it was a Red Bulls PR stunt or something like that."
The River Hag of Newtown Creek
Greenpoint resident Karolina Zaniesienko has spent the past year fishing the polluted creek—and has created a living diorama of what she's found in a fish tank in her living room.
