Going Places
Traffic Data: Holy Shit, This Congestion Pricing Thing Is Working
Drive times are way down, and isn't that… priceless?
Cultural Capital
The Painted Snoozefest
Harper's Magazine hosted a discussion between art critic Dean Kissick and the hosts of the Red Scare podcast.
Locked Up
Study Reveals How NY Judges Undermine Bail Reform
Five years after landmark reforms, New York judges continue to set bail in ways that send poor people to jail and let rich people go free.
Morning Spew
The New York Post Wants Us All to Die in a Fire
And more five-alarm news for your Monday morning.
Fresh Hell
Jessica Ramos Wants to Give Every Young New Yorker a Job—All Year Round
The mayoral hopeful wants to expand the wildly popular Summer Youth Employment Program to the entire year.
Morning Spew
Turning Niagara Falls 'Dark Blue' to Honor the Police
And more dazzling imagery (and news) for your Friday morning.
City of Immigrants
The Adams Administration Is Sending Scores of Migrants to the Randall's Island Tent Complex They Promised to Close
Some of the men who were transferred to Randall's Island in below-freezing temperatures told Hell Gate conditions at the sprawling tent shelter remain poor.
$20 Dinner
Fresh Takes on Jewish Deli Classics at Edith's in the West Village
The menu at Edith's is tight and loaded with bangers, like the BEC&L—bacon, egg, cheese, and latke.
RHONY
The 'Real Housewives of New York City' Look Death in the Face
Vacation squabbling takes a dark turn as season 15 draws to a close.
Locked Up
Ending the 'Last Vestiges of Slavery' in New York
Our state can end the practice of forced prison labor—but will we?