The JFK AirTrain Finally Costs as Much as It's Worth

All public transit is free with a can-do attitude, and more news for your Wednesday morning.

Randy Mastro Promises He'd Be a Relentless, Bloodsucking Lawyer—For the People

Mayor Adams's pick for the City's top lawyer withstood seven hours (and counting) of blistering questions from the City Council.

Crisis at the Bed-Stuy Sidewalk Fish Pond

Will an act of vandalism bring both sides of a controversial neighborhood project together, or just give it a tragic ending?

The NYPD Will Not Stop Illegally Sharing The Sealed Arrest Records of Children

A new class action suit alleges the department is still accessing records it shouldn't, and sharing them with prosecutors and tabloid reporters.

Big Day For Ex-Giuliani Aides Who Yearn to be Restored to Power

An unpopular nomination from Eric Adams heads to its likely demise.