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07/15/2025

Travelers were bracing Tuesday morning for bumpy commutes across the New York City area due to residual disruptions from Monday’s torrential downpours, though the National Weather Service said the storms had moved east by then.

Torrential rain flooded streets and highways across the tri-state area.

07/14/2025

Cuomo, who lost the Democratic mayoral primary announced Monday he plans to actively campaign for New York City mayor on an independent ballot line: https://bit.ly/3IHOAQo

07/14/2025

Before Supreme was a global fashion giant with lines around the block, it was a small, one-of-a-kind shop on Lafayette Street that was popular with early 1990s skateboarders and known for being hostile to customers: https://bit.ly/3GmYl63

07/13/2025

Bobbito Garcia is an influential New York DJ, author, filmmaker, radio host, and park hooper. He discussed his new memoir on All Of It. https://bit.ly/4lVCl1f

07/12/2025

New York lawmakers have sent Gov. Kathy Hochul a bill that would require government workers inspecting day care centers and other child care programs to be trained to detect potentially fatal drugs. https://bit.ly/4eOAYPs

07/11/2025

Before crews can start digging the 2.4-mile connection between Penn Station and New Jersey, workers will have to remove the detritus of the West Side’s wild industrial past. Sign up for Gothamist's On the Way newsletter for more stories like this one. https://bit.ly/3GKkPxI

07/09/2025

Immigrants being detained in federal holding rooms in Lower Manhattan have complained of being unable to bathe or change clothes, cramped conditions, sometimes being provided just one meal a day, and sleeping on concrete benches or the floor. https://bit.ly/44SYQ0T

07/08/2025

Two days a week, an RV-like van parks outside a Chelsea soup kitchen with a licensed psychiatrist on board offering care to anyone who wants it. https://bit.ly/407rOHD

07/08/2025

New York City street vendors would no longer face misdemeanor charges and jail for violating the city's vending laws, under a new bill passed by the City Council: https://bit.ly/4kr835c

07/06/2025

"The Gilded Age" star Morgan Spector discussed the third season of the period drama, and took calls from listeners who have questions about the series on All Of It. https://bit.ly/401AcZi

07/05/2025

The Fordham Tri-State Tick Risk is at 10 out of 10 this summer. Research scientist Thomas Daniels talked about what led to the population surge and best practices to avoid picking up ticks and the diseases they carry on the Brian Lehrer Show. https://bit.ly/3Idbjnu

07/04/2025

New York City’s electrical grid was pushed to the brink during last week’s heatwave as isolated power outages affected thousands of residents, highlighting what experts said is the new normal during hot summer days. https://bit.ly/46pwrkc

07/03/2025

President Donald Trump’s tax and spending bill grew worse for New York’s health care sector as it advanced through the U.S. Senate, officials and hospital advocates said. https://bit.ly/3IaHi7O

07/03/2025

Zohran Mamdani said he wants to “introduce himself once more” to New Yorkers — and now his calendar is full of meetings with VIPs. Get stories like this straight to your inbox each week by signing up for Politics Brief newsletter. https://bit.ly/4lFhZJq

07/03/2025

A proposed ballot question would give NYC’s five borough presidents some serious power over housing and land use decisions. https://bit.ly/3IpMAvY

07/01/2025

New York City voters won’t just pick a new mayor this November — they may also weigh in on a proposal to hold city elections the same year as the presidential election. https://bit.ly/3IneYih

07/01/2025

Zohran Mamdani’s win in the New York City Democratic mayoral primary was even more dominant than it initially appeared. https://bit.ly/3TVFWA4

06/29/2025

Baier insists on his impartiality, but his network’s reputation as an outlet for the right and its connection to Trump himself can make his job representing the news arm of the network more challenging. Hear more on The New Yorker Radio Hour. https://bit.ly/4l0RePv

06/28/2025

An innovative workforce development course run by the nonprofit Bike New York called Bike Path prepares formerly incarcerated men and women to become certified bike mechanics. https://bit.ly/3HNp6AI

06/26/2025

As a psychiatrist with Janian Medical Care, a group that describes itself as the largest provider of psychiatric services to homeless and formerly homeless New Yorkers, Fried’s work is often an exercise in patience. https://bit.ly/4lrIF0a

06/25/2025

Democratic primary turnout in New York’s largest cities didn’t top 30% as record temperatures pushed some voters to sit out mayoral contests — including several where the winners will likely cruise to victory in November. https://bit.ly/3HV5jiP

06/25/2025

Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani took a victory lap on WNYC’s "The Brian Lehrer Show" Wednesday, saying his historic showing in Tuesday’s mayoral primary is a sign that voters are looking for a shakeup in the Democratic party. https://bit.ly/3IcNMCO

06/25/2025

Listen live: Zohran Mamdani joins Brian Lehrer after his historic Democratic mayoral primary showing.

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06/25/2025

“He won,” Cuomo told his supporters at the Carpenter Union’s Hall on the western edge of SoHo.

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06/25/2025

Zohran Mamdani jumped out to an eight-point lead over Andrew Cuomo in the crowded Democratic primary for NYC mayor, putting the democratic socialist in a strong position to win the nomination as counting continues.

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