Officials: Man shot by federal agents in Manhattan
It happened around 4 p.m. in Manhattan’s Marble Hill neighborhood, which is attached to the Bronx.
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Prospect Heights Tried a Lighter Approach to Street Cleaning Enforcement — It Didn’t Work
The city cut the days drivers in a small sliver of Brooklyn had to move their cars for street cleaning — and they still broke the rules!
ICE SHOOTING: Mamdani says talks with Trump failed to free man wounded by agents who fired seven shots in Marble Hill
Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Thursday night that his efforts to secure the release of a man shot by ICE agents in Marble Hill had failed despite talks with President Donald Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne…
Mamdani says ‘this city wants ICE out,’ following shooting
The mayor said his efforts to negotiate the release of 28-year-old Oscar Belgal with President Donald Trump have so far been unsuccessful.
Cycle Of Rage: One Crash Shows How Reckless Car Drivers Ruin Kids’ Childhoods
We want our kids off their phones and reading books in the library.
Friday Video: How Mamdani Can Avoid His BQE Bypass Boondoggle
In their latest video, the current and former NYC public school students of the Joint Transit Association have some concerns about Mayor Mamdani's plan to rebuild the BQE.
Inside Baseball: Kuntzman To Step Down At Streetsblog; David Meyer To Take Over
Streetsblog's longtime editor will take on new challenges.
Friday’s Headlines: ‘Bedford? Bedford?’ Edition
Pay no attention to Mayor Mamdani's failure on Bedford Avenue.
Full Debate: Letitia James, Saritha Komatireddy go head-to-head in state attorney general debate
Incumbent state Attorney General Letitia James and Republican challenger Saritha Komatireddy debated in the Spectrum News NY1 newsroom.
Attorney general candidates trade blows in fiery NY1 debate
Letitia James accused Republican Saritha Komatireddy of being a puppet for President Trump, while defending her comments on the Cornell rape case.
What the POWER Act could mean for New York tenants and workers
The POWER Act would expand legal options for New Yorkers facing unfair business practices, while critics warn it could raise costs.
Jared Kushner releases lengthy ‘fact check’ against New Yorker story on his ‘dollar diplomacy’ — tells The Post, ‘People can judge for themselves’
“For years, I let the stories go unanswered,” Kushner told The Post on why he chose to speak out.
NYPD Blames ‘Human Error’ After Officer in Win Rozario Shooting Is Allowed to Retire
A cop facing misconduct charges in the 2024 death of a Queens teenager experiencing a mental health crisis will dodge a disciplinary trial because the NYPD failed to notify the police oversight panel he had put in his…
Blakeman urges Jewish New Yorkers to ‘get into this fight’ ahead of November election
Republican candidate for governor Bruce Blakeman made an emotional appeal to Jews, urging them to vote for him as the only choice to "stop" Israel-bashing New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
ICE Agent Shoots New Yorker, Drawing Rebuke from Mamdani and Hochul
A federal immigration officer shot a man Thursday afternoon in New York’s Marble Hill neighborhood, according to police, eyewitnesses and the Department of Homeland Security, in an incident that drew swift rebuke from…
Mamdani, Menin cut red tape to get hundreds of nonprofits paid faster amid years of contracting delays
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin said Thursday that the city will expand a program to speed up payments to hundreds of small nonprofits, allowing up to 800 organizations to receive their funding…
Law Firm Morgan & Morgan Signs 71K-SF Lease at One Seaport Plaza
Personal injury law firm Morgan & Morgan has signed a 70,602-square-foot lease at 199 Water Street, also known as One Seaport Plaza, according to third-quarter Manhattan office reports from Colliers and CBRE.
Speaker Menin and Council Members Pass New Legislation to Support Small Businesses Dealing with Financial Impacts of City Construction
Council also approves measure to create new centralized database cataloguing all towed vehicles that will include search function and opt-in notifications Council also designates Little Yemen as official cultural…
Kristen Gonzalez and the fight to regulate AI
In a Q&A, the state senator talks about touring data centers all over the state.
Prospect Heights Garden Apartment With Mantel, Patio, Finished Cellar Asks $5,500
On the garden level of an early 20th century townhouse at 402 Sterling Place in Prospect Heights, this one-bedroom rental has a nearly original front room, large modern kitchen with dining area, and private patio.
Mamdani admin considers charging for more parking spots, but not as a moneymaker: DOT Commissioner Flynn
Expanding metered street parking and introducing dynamic pricing at the curb are "very much something" Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration is "looking at," but it should be driven by policy and not a desire to raise…
NYC still fighting for SpaceX to testify on AI: Menin
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – There’s only one way for SpaceX to resolve a subpoena from the New York City Council: testify.
‘Why Are They Doing This?’: SNAP Cuts Pose Financial Threat to NYC’s Bodegas
This story was originally published by Healthbeat.
‘We remember’: Leaders push for permanent Oct. 7 memorial in Gravesend
As the Jewish community gathered at memorials across New York City and around the globe to remember the 1,200 victims of the Oct.
A Terrible Human Problem — With Some Technological Responses
Novel ways to reduce campus sexual assault
How Big a Problem Is Sexual Assault on Campus?
A closer look at the numbers we have
The Outsider: Carroll Gardens Backyard With Italian Roots Blooms Year-Round
Fall is the season for planning garden upgrades, especially hardscape improvements like patios, fences, and garden structures that can ideally be built in time for spring, when planting becomes the main event.
‘What I signed up for’: A cautious Mamdani stands by Oct. 7 response after getting backlash from both sides
Mayor Zohran Mamdani defended on Thursday his handling of the third anniversary of the Oct.
Inside the Senate’s BAAJA blast (with Daniel Palken and Pavan Venkatakrishnan)
What's in the bipartisan permitting reform deal?
We Move What We Measure: Campus Safety Requires Reliable Data
And right now, we have anything but.