NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani Makes Theater Accessible With Free Under the Radar Tickets
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani partners with Under the Radar festival to distribute 1,500 free theater tickets, making experimental performances accessible to all New Yorkers.
Eight Days In, Mayor Zohran Mamdani Turns Campaign Promise Into Universal Childcare
Eight days into office, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is already doing what many candidates promise, but few deliver: turning campaign commitments into policy. Last week in Flatbush, Mamdani stood alongside New York Governor Kathy Hochul to announce a $1.2 billion state investment that formally launches the...
Anti-ICE demonstrations continue in NYC in wake of Minneapolis shooting
At least 100 demonstrators took to New York City's Federal Plaza in the rain Saturday afternoon to condemn the shooting.
Mamdani stays mum as Tisch defends NYPD gang database during joint appearance
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch attend a news conference at the headquarters of the NYPD. The mayor once slammed the tool as a “dragnet.” Now he’s staying quiet, even as pressure builds in court and at City Hall. [ more › ]
NYC Mayor Mamdani announces $4M to expand public bathroom access
New York City is committing $4 million to expand public bathroom access across the five boroughs, Mayor Mamdani announced Saturday.
NYC seeks volunteers for overnight count as Mamdani begins to tackle homelessness
A homeless person sits with their belongings on the street in Manhattan on December 29, 2025 in New York City. The annual estimate of street homeless New Yorkers has been growing steadily, posing a challenge to Mamdani’s administration. [ more › ]
Long Island man indicted for reportedly kidnapping 11-year-old Queens girl he lured via...
Alleged kidnapper Nicholas Wieber lured the victim on Discord and picked her up from school, Suffolk County prosecutors say.
Homeowners risk $8,000 fines under new ‘gutter law’ – and you might have to...
A HIDDEN home hookup could cost homeowners thousands as the city moves to crack down on rain gutters that feed straight into the sewer. Officials warn the penalties can climb as high as $8,000 for repeat offenders under a so-called “gutter law,” and homeowners may have to pay out of pocket to fix it.
Suspect sought after anti-Jewish vandalism and threats outside Manhattan business, police say
MANHATTAN, N.Y. – Police are searching for a man who allegedly carved anti-Jewish messages into the front door of a Manhattan establishment before threatening an employee with a sharp object, authorities said. The incident occurred around 12:13 p.m. Saturday in front of 47 East 60th Street. According to...
6-year-old boy clinging to life after being struck by NYC ambulance in Brooklyn
A 6-year-old boy was clinging to life after he was struck by a Hatzolah ambulance in Brooklyn Saturday morning, cops said. The boy had apparently run into the street mid-block on 52nd Street between 15th and 16th Avenue in Borough Park when the ambulance hit him around 10:30 a.m., a police source said. New details...
