Hell Gate is owned & run by journalists covering NYC.
We're shocked!
Nearly a year after a disciplinary trial for the cops who killed Trawick, the NYPD has still taken no action, and nobody will explain what they're waiting for.
A new dress code for cops that aims to counteract sartorial sloppiness and inconsistency is set to go into effect on May 6, and some links.
The Rochester newspaper's union members continue to withhold their labor until contract negotiations swing their way.
The iconic NY1 anchor sat down with Hell Gate to talk about everything from how he approaches covering crime to how he chooses his beloved NYE outfits: "I often say I'm the eyes and the ears and sometimes the voice for regular New Yorkers."
The Adams administration is letting its $432 million no-bid contract with DocGo to oversee the care of asylum seekers expire, plus more links for your Wednesday.
"Almost everybody put the glasses on and went to the window to see if they could see it. They all wanted to see it."
Trek through mud for a few hours, that'll do it.
Praxis is best known for raising millions in hopes of someday creating an autonomous nation somewhere in the Mediterranean. For now, they're making a magazine and throwing parties.
Guess who's footing the bill! And more news for your Tuesday.
Hell Gate reporters have fanned out across the Empire State, to help those who cannot be there experience a celestial event that won't be seen again until 2044.
The endless inquiry into Mayor Eric Adams now includes airline tickets, and other links to start your eclipse day.
As the DJ has been doing for years, her party "MAGIC CITY" at House of Yes brings Miami sounds to NYC.