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Mayor Mamdani has a favorite phrase. We counted him saying it 80 times.

Make your contribution now and help Gothamist thrive in 2026. Donate today. “For too long,” Mayor Zohran Mamdani said at a recent news conference about workplace heat standards, “working New Yorkers have been overlooked when it comes to heat protections.”. When he released his budget in May, the...
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NYC Streets Shut Down For Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce’s Wedding

Unfortunately, it looks like today's wedding between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce will give New Yorkers more problems, not less.
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Stormy weather could impact firework displays across the Tri-State

Storm chances could disrupt some fireworks displays in the Tri-State Area as the heat wave throughout the New York, New Jersey area continues.
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For the first time in its 47 year history, NYC’s oldest, largest, & most...

Summer weekends in NYC are made for aimlessly wandering outdoor markets, iced coffee in hand, hoping to stumble upon a vintage gem you definitely weren’t looking for. And this July , one of the city’s most beloved markets is giving shoppers something they’ve never had before: Grand Bazaar NYC is heading to Brooklyn for
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“Turns out socialism actually isn’t free”, Arkansas Gov. Sanders slams NYC mayor over call...

Arkansas – Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders criticized New York City’s recent energy conservation guidance during a heatwave, using the moment to argue against government-directed utility usage policies. “Turns out socialism actually isn’t free,” Sanders wrote in a post reacting to comments from New York City offic
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NY power failure leads to ‘treated discharge’ spill into Hudson River

NEW YORK (PIX11) – Sewage has spilled into the Hudson River in New York, according to health and environmental officials, who confirmed to PIX11 News on Friday.  A power failure at the Yonkers Joint Wastewater Treatment Plant caused “treated discharge” to enter the river, officials say. The New York State Department of
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What Most New York Residents Don’t Know About Baby Mourning Doves

Few birds are as familiar to New York residents as the mourning dove. Their soft, gentle cooing echoes through city parks, quiet suburbs, rural farms, and woodland edges from early spring until autumn. Most people notice them resting on power lines, feeding beneath bird feeders, or gliding gracefully across open fields
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Pathetic goon pummels elderly Queens man in spat over recycling machine

A goon punched an 81-year-old man in the face during a clash over a recycling machine in Queens this week, cops and sources said. The brute – seen rolling a cart with two bulky black garbage bags – got into a spat with the senior over the receptacle at Elder Avenue and Kissena Avenue in Flushing around 11:40 a.m. Wedne
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Don’t Let Travel Fraud Ruin Your Getaway

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Travel Smart: Avoid Costly Summer Vacation Fraud.
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New York City banned two of its most famous cocktails after years of controversy

For years, they were as much a part of a New York summer as packed beaches, food carts and rooftop parties. Sold out of coolers in parks, on street corners and even through social media, the Nutcracker and the Phrostie became underground legends across the five boroughs. But unlike cocktails served inside licensed bars

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