NYCβs autumn foliage will be a fall feast this year
A rainy fall will intensify autumn foliage colors, making them last longer, too. [ more βΊ ]
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NY officials worry migrants will skip healthcare amid fed policy change
The concern is that many will avoid medical care out of fear that doing so could jeopardize their immigration status. [ more βΊ ]
Read full article βNYC βHeat Seasonβ is Here, With Some Changes
Starting Oct 1, landlords are required to turn the heat on when the temperature drops below a certain threshold. Hereβs what you need to know,…
Read full article βEarly Addition: Spy magazine is doing a Substack pop-up
Because the "Irony Epidemic" is hitting inboxes in honor of Spy's 40th anniversary, here are your early links: West Village gated school street, Trump still…
Read full article β“Incredible Moment for the Borderlands”: Judge Blocks Border Wall Expansion in Big Bend & West Texas
In a victory for environmentalists and immigration rightsβ advocates, a federal judge in El Paso, Texas, has blocked further border wall construction inside Big Bend…
Read full article βEbola Death Toll in DRC Tops 4,000; Trump USAID Cuts Fuel Outbreak
We go to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the site of the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in history. Health authorities believe the outbreak first began…
Read full article βFrench High School Students Lead Mass Protests over School Funding, Inequality; Thousands Arrested
Nearly 2,000 French high schools are blockaded or closed today amid massive student-led protests over school funding and inequality. The demonstrations began in September at…
Read full article βBronx woman found dead and infant in critical condition after balcony fall, NYPD says
Police say it's still unclear whether the pair jumped, fell or were pushed. [ more βΊ ]
Read full article βAfter Trump defunding, thousands losing rental assistance in NYC may finally have relief
President Donald Trump The Trump administration issued new guidance outlining a plan to replace expiring rental assistance vouchers with a new program. [ more βΊ…
Read full article βBlind man dismissed from grand jury duty can sue NY for discrimination, judge rules
Brooklyn Supreme Criminal Court. Albert Elia accused officials of "systemic discrimination" against blind people looking to serve on juries. [ more βΊ ]
Read full article βWhat Happens to New York City When the AI Bubble Bursts
In the late 1990s, hundreds of internet companies suddenly appeared in New York City, many of them finding a home in Midtown South. Wall Street…
Read full article βNYC Council Grills AI Leaders and Whistleblowers in Marathon Hearing
Representatives for some of the countryβs AI giants were on the digital hot seat Monday, answering sometimes hostile questions from the City Council about artificial…
Read full article βNYC 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. The post NYC…
Read full article βGatorade recall affects drinks sold in New York and New Jersey
Gatorade lines the shelves of a supermarket. More than 122,000 cases are being recalled over undeclared food dyes. [ more βΊ ]
Read full article βGov. Hochul declares upstate NY measles outbreak a βdisaster emergencyβ
Gov. Kathy Hochul and state Department of Health Commissioner Dr. James McDonald. The declaration is driven by rising case counts in rural areas and in…
Read full article βNYPD detective forced to retire after false statements in Brooklyn investigation
Close-up of the NYPD shield and lettering on the door of a police car. Det. Patrick Craig admitted giving false information to a prosecutor and…
Read full article βOpinion: New Yorkβs 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…
Read full article βLISTEN: New Yorkβs 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…
Read full article βIn 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 theyβd picked a new party chair at a late night zoom vote Sunday…
Read full article βMamdani faces pressure to forge ahead with plan to fix polluting South Bronx market
βWe cannot let this fail,β Comptroller Mark Levine said of the Hunts Point Produce Market plan. [ more βΊ ]
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