‘I Wish I Could Bring the Resources’ to Impoverished Neighborhoods, Says Chief of $11 Billion Police Department

NYPD stops are as racially skewed as they were 10 years ago. The City Council wants to know what the police department is doing about it.

New York City's Airbnb Wars Are Heating Up (Again)

Tenant advocates and homeowners are fighting over a law that would loosen regulations on short-term rentals. Both sides have friends with deep pockets.

The Real Estate Empire Strikes Back

And more stories to begin your Tuesday.

The Ingrid Lewis-Martin Power Hour

Mayor Eric Adams's former chief advisor gives a press conference about her criminal charges—before she has been criminally charged.

Campaign Finance Board to Eric Adams: Nope

"The board has determined that there is reason to believe the Adams campaign has engaged in conduct detrimental to the matching funds program in violation of law."