NYC Ferry fare hikes coming Oct. 19, as system gives middle schoolers discounted trips
New York City Ferry riders will soon have to cough up an additional 50 cents per ride and $1 per 10-trip pass come Oct.
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With a new agenda, the Build America Caucus gets ambitious with abundance
The bipartisan House caucus hopes to apply housing momentum to energy, child care, and transportation, expanding the federal imagination of abundance.
NYC Housing Calendar, Oct. 5-12
City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events and public hearings, plus affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon.
William Tubby-Designed Fort Greene Row House With Fretwork Asks $2.95 Million
Part of a Queen Anne stretch of brick row houses, this Fort Greene residence has some architectural bona fides as the work of noted architect William Tubby and still retains some of its artistic 1880s character on the…
Lawler, Conley face-off in high-stakes NY-17 debate: What to know
NEW YORK (PIX11) – In a region that could decide the balance of power in Congress, Republican Mike Lawler will defend his seat against a Democratic newcomer.
Art Collector Beth DeWoody Is Selling Her Upper East Side Apartment
It’s 5,000 square feet on Gracie Square.
New York City Council Convenes Hearing on Artificial Intelligence Risks with Testimony from AI Executives, Whistleblowers, Experts
Findings from the hearing highlight need for further safeguards to protect New Yorkers as New York City looks to be a blueprint for regulatory action NEW YORK – New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin and Council…
New fight unfolds over election of new Brooklyn Democrats leader
This is the second attempt that allies of Bichotte Hermelyn have made to replace leadership.
Brooklyn Dems claim to elect new chair, despite court orders
The Brooklyn Democratic Party on Monday claimed to have elected Assembly Member Nikki Lucas as the next party chair after a late-night vote that seemed to violate court orders and the party’s bylaws.
The Hidden Privacy Cost of New York’s Pied-à-Terre Tax
New York is fighting federal demands for sensitive personal information.
CRE Law Firm Adler & Stachenfeld Takes 40K SF at 1301 Avenue of the Americas
Commercial real estate law firm Adler & Stachenfeld (A&S) is relocating its New York City offices within Midtown.
Opinion: New York’s Green Economy Must Deliver Economic Justice
"Every major climate investment should consider the workers and skills required, the employers expected to hire, and the pathways needed to connect New Yorkers to the work."
Criminal Court Judges Should Be Experts in Criminal Law
In New York, a shortage of judges leads to judges being shuffled from court to court.
LISTEN: New York’s Leading Women Take on Cornell
Everyone wants a perfect victim in these situations, and I think we would benefit as a society if we realized that there are no such thing as perfect victims.
In Apparent Violation of Multiple Court Orders, Brooklyn Democrats Elect a New Party Chair
Former Brooklyn Democratic Party Chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn and her allies announced they’d picked a new party chair at a late-night Zoom vote Sunday evening that appears to be in violation of multiple court…
Closing Rikers Is the (Relatively) Easy Part
Making the city’s jails better managed and more humane is a much deeper challenge.
Mamdani moves to take 10,000-plus low-income children off NYC child care voucher waitlist
New York City will begin moving more than 10,000 low-income children off its child care voucher waitlist, cutting into a backlog of more than 29,000 children, Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced Monday.
Greenpoint’s Box Street Park Moves Forward After Years in Limbo
by Kirstyn Brendlen, Brooklyn Paper After two decades of delays, construction is finally starting on Box Street Park, city officials announced Thursday.
NYC to move 10,000 kids off waitlist for free childcare vouchers
Eligible families will get a voucher that covers the cost of childcare at their provider of choice, City Hall said.
Pols Say They’ll Pony Up Funds for African Burial Ground Memorial
A group of Queens elected officials say they’re determined to find funding for the city to purchase the Elmhurst site of a historic Black cemetery and turn it into a memorial to the freed slaves buried there.
A Clinton Hill Townhouse Sets a Neighborhood Record for $9.4 Million
It’s another sign that the wobbly mansion market in the neighborhood (and nearby Fort Greene) is heating up.
NY Elections, Census and Redistricting Update 10/5/26
This week: U.S. Rep. Velasquez Becomes Kings County Democratic Chair; Local Government Ethics- Problems & Solutions; Attorney General’s Preclearance Activity; Census: Proposed Rule to Change Decennial Census Comment…
Miss Major Middle: New Tuition-Free LGBTQ+ Middle School Coming to Brooklyn
A new tuition-free LGBTQ+-focused middle school in Brooklyn is creating a space where kids can learn, get creative, feel like they belong, and be themselves.
Cyclist Killed In Crash With A Dog In Central Park
The 71-year-old bicyclist was riding on the East Drive near 84th Street at around 8:20 a.m.
Inside Government with PoliticsNY: A Q&A with Commissioner of the NYC Department of Transportation Mike Flynn
PoliticsNY’s latest special edition, Inside Government: Transportation features the government officials shaping New York’s transportation landscape.
‘Savings’ Measure for Housing Vouchers Backfires, As City Eyes Application Reforms
A recent change to how the city approves CityFHEPS vouchers, aimed at saving money on rent, required additional review by state and city agencies—extending an already-protracted application process that sometimes causes…
Daily Links: City Seeks Team to Rebuild Coney Island’s Riegelmann Boardwalk
In the News Porch Concert Series Started During Covid Plays On [NYT] Man Killed, Passenger Critically Injured in Gravesend Crash [NYP] Hot Yoga Comes to Bed Stuy [Bed Stuy Stoop] Illegal SRO at 190 Wilson Avenue [Grime…
The Greenwich Spire Begins Ascent at 11 West 13th Street in Greenwich Village, Manhattan
Construction is rising on The Greenwich Spire, a 30-story residential skyscraper at 11 West 13th Street in Greenwich Village, Manhattan.
Hochul declares State Disaster Emergency amid rise in measles cases
The state's health commissioner, Dr. James McDonald, joined "Mornings On 1" to discuss the rise in cases.
Byford accuses MTA of blocking new Penn Station, and Giants win second straight game
Pat Kiernan takes a look at what's in the papers on this Monday, Oct.