NYPD Says Watered-Down Protest Buffer Zone Bills 'Would Not Change What We Do'
City Council Speaker Julie Menin is pushing for their passage anyway, despite critics who say it gives the police department more tools to silence speech.
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Public Advocate Candidate Jenifer Rajkumar: Her Instagram Cartoons Might Be Tasteless But She WILL Pick Up When You Call
The Queens state assemblymember is struggling with her public advocate campaign, but not for lack of trying—or picking up the phone.
Beyond 'Landemonium': Campaign Slogans for the Democratic Mayoral Field
It's anyone's game when political strategy and communications mogul Roger Knifeback is in the mix.
Working at a Mets Game: A Good Idea in Theory
It was beautiful out, truly perfect, and I was paying zero attention to the game.
After Passing Legislation That Decimated Outdoor Dining, NYC Council Demands to Know What Killed Outdoor Dining
Councilmembers and DOT officials traded blame at a hearing on Wednesday, while both sides said they’d be open to making changes to the program.
NYC Stops Compost Enforcement After Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro Gets Involved
Barely two weeks old, the mandatory composting program has been a smashing success.
I Walked Around NYC With a Luigi Mangione T-Shirt And This Is How That Went
"He took a stand and was sacrificial, obviously, of himself and someone else—which was not—again, I don't condone murder, right? And it doesn't hurt that he's so hot."
Andrew Cuomo Used ChatGPT for His Housing Plan
The Democratic mayoral frontrunner's "Addressing New York's Housing Crisis" features garbled text and a citation from ChatGPT.
'Dimes Square' Open Street Gets a New Curfew
Restaurant owners on Canal Street cut back their Open Street schedule, but that hasn't placated some critics.
Teens Against Eric Adams
A group of New York City students rallied to have Eric Adams stop foreclosing on their future.
And the Winner of Hell Gate’s 2025 March Madness of Hot Takes Is…
In these dour times, one would-be City executive shines bright as a beacon of sex appeal.
Will Cutting Down 78 Trees Ruin Fort Greene Park—or Save It?
Inside the years-long (and counting) legal battle over the future of Brooklyn's oldest park.