The Lifelong Scars of Campus Rape
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Finding New Ideas for Campus Sexual Assault Prevention
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Transit fans get chance to buy merch at MTA's annual pop-up shop
The pop-up in Brooklyn features subway station signs, subway seats, rare MetroCards and more.
Speaker Julie Menin Announces $200,000 to Help Small Businesses Install Panic Buttons and Security Technology
Council funding will provide immediate assistance to small businesses across all five boroughs as City develops permanent security program required under Local Law 120 NEW YORK – New York City Council Speaker Julie…
Toll Brothers Buys West Chelsea Development Site for $45M
It looks like there’s more luxury housing coming to Manhattan’s swanky West Chelsea neighborhood.
West Bronx, Upper Manhattan elected officials urge developers to prohibit ICE from using Marble Hill Target parking lot
A coalition of West Bronx and Upper Manhattan elected officials are urging the owners of the Shops at Marble Hill to prohibit federal immigration agents from using the plaza’s Target parking lot as a staging area for…
Brooklyn’s Petri Plumbing marks 120 years with new generation at helm
A 1906 invoice is the oldest document the Petri family has kept to mark the beginning of its plumbing business.
Hochul’s Energy Infrastructure Plan Gets the Diagnosis Right but Offers No Prescription
Editor’s note: Roger Caiazza is an adjunct fellow at the Empire Center.
Speaker Menin and Mayor Mamdani Cut Red Tape to Expedite Payments for Up to 800 Nonprofits
Streamlined grant process eliminates nine steps and allows eligible nonprofits to receive 100% of their awards of up to $25,000 within 30 days Pilot successfully cut payment timelines by approximately 300% NEW YORK —…
NYC Pied-à-Terre Tax Exemptions Mount as Mamdani Again Moves Deadline
by Greg B. Smith, The City Reporter This article was originally published on October 6 at 6:40 p.m.
NYC Autism Charter Schools and DREAM Charter Schools plan to merge
The merger requires the approval of the State University of New York’s board of trustees.
Daily Links: DoBro Mega-BID Would Fight High Vacancies, Boost Fulton Mall
In the News Subway Gates Deterred Evasion, MTA Says [NYT] New Brooklyn Dem Party Honcho Accused of Deed Theft [NYP] ‘The Girls’ Get It Right at Burg’s Kinda Nice [BK Mag] New Restaurant Brings Modern Korean Tapas to…
Mayor Mamdani jeered as ‘traitor’ by pro-Palestine protesters who crashed Oct. 7 vigil, chanted support for terrorists as New Yorkers mourn
Pro-Palestine protesters jeered Mayor Zohran Mamdani and disgraced a vigil in Union Square on Wednesday night honoring the victims of the Oct.
Renderings Revealed for 64-11 Queens Boulevard in Woodside, Queens
New renderings have been revealed for 64-11 Queens Boulevard, a 14-story mixed-use residential building in Woodside, Queens.
Editorial | Does Mamdani really care about Jewish New Yorkers?
Oct. 7 is a date that all Jewish people relive the moments when 1,600 Israeli men, women, and children were brutally slaughtered, with hundreds more taken hostage for up to 2 years, during Hamas’ terrorist attack of…
Construction Begins On Music School At 299 DeGraw Street In Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
Construction has begun at 299 DeGraw Street, where a two-story former firehouse is being converted into a music school for the Noel Pointer Foundation in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.
Mamdani attends Oct. 7 memorial, and Yankees eliminated after losing game
Pat Kiernan takes a look at what's in the papers on this Thursday, Oct.
In Brooklyn, the Old Ways of Development Just Won’t Cut It
In the last 10 years, Brooklyn’s development market was defined by factors including rapid growth, spiking property values and a willingness to take bigger risks.
“Once I Got Into 150 Charles, I Wasn’t Leaving”
The luxury condo owners say their tenants are squatters.
The Look Book Goes to Senior Prom
Residents of the New Jewish Home on the Upper West Side danced the Electric Slide in an ’80s-themed night hosted by New York Cares.
COMPLETE VIDEO: 205th CityLaw Breakfast featuring NYC DOT Commissioner Mike Flynn
On October 8, 2026, NYC DOT Commissioner Mike Flynn spoke at the 205th CityLaw Breakfast.
Permits Filed for 2211 Bedford Avenue in Flatbush, Brooklyn
Permits have been filed for a 12-story residential building at 2211 Bedford Avenue in Flatbush, Brooklyn.
Riding the Staten Island Ferry with Mamdani: Out of Office with the Mayor
They discussed Pete Davidson’s doubts about the mayor, coastal resiliency 14 years after Hurricane Sandy and more.
Housing Lottery Launches for 803 Glenmore Avenue in East New York, Brooklyn
The affordable housing lottery has launched for 803 Glenmore Avenue, a four-story residential building in East New York, Brooklyn.
Hochul leads Blakeman by 12% in race for NY governor, new poll says
NEW YORK (PIX11) -- New exclusive polling shows Democratic Gov.
Super PAC Could Herald Aggressive New Approach to Albany Lobbying
Lobbying firm Brown & Weinraub’s committee allows its clients to route unlimited sums to support candidates who back their agendas.
Dinosaur Masks, Easels, 1,000 Top Hats: Inside NYC’s Free Store for Teachers
It’s become a ritual for many New York City teachers: Head to a 35,000-square-foot warehouse on Northern Boulevard in Queens, take the elevator to the third floor, grab a shopping cart and don’t leave until it’s filled…
Opinion: The best response to measles is action before crisis
The Big Lyft: Mamdani Faces Tough Fight for Cheaper Citi Bikes
Citi Bike's private operator Lyft has amassed considerable leverage over the city, experts warned.
‘Sweeping The City’: Millions Of New Yorkers Are Crying Out For Mayor Mamdani To Slow Down Drivers
Representatives of more than one-quarter of the city are demanding that the Mamdani administration designate their neighborhoods as "Slow Zones,” by taking advantage of a state law that allows the mayor to reduce car…