Affordable housing battle brews at planned UWS building
There are plans in the works to build what would be the tallest building by far on Manhattan’s…
Bronx explosion displaces dozens; city investigating cause
On Wednesday, an explosion ripped through part of a public housing building in the south Bronx. “The first…
Morning Briefing: Oct. 15, 2025
Good morning, New York City. Here’s what you need to know today. Your Weather Planner We can expect…
Suspect pleads not guilty in double murder, arson case
A man accused of killing an elderly couple in Queens and setting their home on fire pleaded not…
City’s hate crimes prevention office’s new youth program
October is Hate Crimes Awareness Month, and the city’s Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes is marking…
Opportunities stem from nuclear energy efforts
From major announcements by Gov. Kathy Hochul to various summits throughout the state, 2025 seems to be the…
Two city comptroller candidates discuss the role and more
With Election Day less than a month away, “Inside City Hall” spoke with two of the candidates running…
East New York voters focus on affordable housing, sanitation
In East New York, Brooklyn, signs of pride and progress are unmistakable. Rev. David Brawley of St. Paul…
Community helps Red Hook artists rebuild after fire
A crowd packed inside a Sunset Park building Tuesday night to hold a fashion show where the spotlight…
Advocates push Hochul to sign animal insurance bills
Advocates and lawmakers want Gov. Kathy Hochul to sign two bills that would improve insurance options for New…
Trump renews his attacks on Mamdani and threats against city
President Donald Trump renewed his threats against New York City on Tuesday, suggesting he would withhold funds and…
Lawmakers call for comprehensive data protection in NY
State lawmakers say New York’s lack of comprehensive data privacy legislation is going to make managing the unwieldy…