Morning Spew
NYC Is Apparently Not Allowed to Have a Normal Mayoral Election
And more news for your Thursday.
New York Review of Blogs
Thank You Bezos: Finally a Legacy Media Publication That Will Defend Capitalism and American Exceptionalism
And a note to Hell Gate readers on our new editorial focus.
Cultural Capital
Brooklyn Museum Workers Rally Against Cuts: 'This Is Classic Union Busting'
Hundreds of workers and their supporters protested the firings of 47 workers.
$20 Dinner
Angel Indian Restaurant Still Brings the Heat in Jackson Heights
Bold flavors abound at chef Amrit Pal Singh's Punjabi favorite.
Morning Spew
Why Are New York's Prison Guards Still on a Wildcat Strike?
And other links to start your day.
Fresh Hell
More Layoffs, the Likely End of ‘New Sounds’: Budget Woes Persist at New York Public Radio
This is the station's third round of layoffs in the past 18 months.
Open House
I Probably Lost the Housing Lottery. Do I Still Deserve to Live in This $3,950/Month One Bedroom?
What can I do to get this East Williamsburg building to pick me, to choose me, to love me?
The Cops
Even the NYPD Thought the Knightscope K5 Was a Joke
And more revelations from newly-obtained NYPD surveillance tech documents.
Morning Spew
Will This Obscure Federal Law Save Elizabeth Street Garden?
Fellas, is it "grossly negligent" to build affordable housing? Plus: gubernatorial breakups, bike lanes, and more links for your Tuesday.
Eric Adams
Eric Adams Says Prosecution Has Made It Impossible For Eric Adams to Govern. No It Hasn’t, Eric Adams Says
At his first press conference in weeks, the mayor tried to square the circle.
Climate
Behold: The Mighty Retractable Floodgates That Will Hold Back Poseidon's Wrath and Save the Epicenter of Global Capitalism
Lower Manhattan is getting a little more protection from Sandy-level storm surges.
Fresh Hell
Alamo Drafthouse Workers in Manhattan and Brooklyn Have Been on Strike For 10 Days
The union, which is still without a contract, said a cut of 70 people has made remaining jobs untenable.