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Migrants Are Still Cold and Hungry and City Hall Still Isn’t Doing Much About It
As local groups and politicians try to solve the problem, City Hall is sitting on its hands.
Manhattan’s Chinatown Is Getting a ‘Welcome Arch.’ Why?
"If you look at other Chinatowns, arches become sad markers of a once vibrant and thriving community. In some ways, it becomes a tombstone for dying Chinatowns."
NYPD Pulls Over the One Guy They Maybe Don’t Want to Pull Over Right Now
The cop never told Councilmember Yusef Salaam why he pulled him over.
NYC’s Biggest Police Union Has Made a Huge Mess of the 2020 Protest Settlement
A court hearing Monday will help determine whether the Police Benevolent Association can play spoiler to reforms the NYPD has already agreed to.
The Struggle to Find an Empty DSNY Compost Smart Bin Is Real
DSNY empties the Smart Bins around 7 p.m. every day but Sunday. It still may not be enough.
A Glimpse of Music Journalism’s Future
Last week, it seemed like the industry was down for the count. After a night at a sold out reading hosted by the blog No Bells, I'm not so sure. Plus, more links for your Friday.
NY Daily News Staff Walk Out on Their Hedge Fund Owners: ‘The Bloodletting Has Got to Stop’
Fifty-four members of the paper walked off the job today for the first time in more than 30 years.
The NYPD’s Assistant Commissioner Has Messy Cop Podcast Beef
Get to know Kaz Daughtry, the high-ranking civilian official in the police department, who appears to be letting some nepotism allegations get to him.
Eric Adams Comes For Your Kid’s Favorite School Lunches
And more news for your Thursday.
Eric Adams’s State of the City 2024: Stay Focused, Grind, Details TBD
Did you hear that crime is down and jobs are up?
