Fresh Hell
The City's Free Condom Program Is Currently Out of Condoms
The Department of Health says the shortage is due to a "disruption" in federal funding. Meanwhile, safer sex advocates have been left scrambling for months.
Morning Spew
Saturday Night Is for Quitting the Adams Administration
Another City Hall resignation and other stories to start your Monday.
Leave Your Apartment
Gabriela’s Founders Want You to Believe in NYC's Dance Renaissance
Rafael Ohayon and Eli Escobar think New York nightlife is more exciting now than they can ever remember.
Going Places
The Unsung Heroes Of New York Fashion Week? NYC's Old-School Bike Messengers
What’s the fastest way to get a couture gown across town? You'll have to call a bike messenger.
Podcast
Emergency Podcast II: Still an Emergency for Eric Adams? Yes.
Hell Gate's Adlan, Esther, Max, Nick, and Chris take you once again through the myriad investigations into the administration of the mayor of the greatest city in the world.
Eric Adams
Parents Say Mayor Adams's 3-K Promise Is a 'Joke' After Given Seats Miles From Home
"The mayor is taking victory laps with very little detail."
Morning Spew
Glimpses of a Nightlife Protection Racket
A bar owner alleges James Caban tried to "extort" him, and more news for your Friday.
Fresh Hell
As WNYC Celebrates 100 Years, New York Public Radio Eliminates Dozens of Journalists and Staff
More chaos at New York's public radio station.
The Cops
NYPD Commissioner Resigns After Feds Seize His Phones. Mayor Adams Replaces Him With a Former FBI Agent
While Edward Caban has resigned, the other members of Adams's administration who were contacted by federal agents last week remain at their jobs.
Morning Spew
Mayor Adams's 'Best Friend' Will Fight You, Have You Arrested, and Follow You to the Precinct (Allegedly)
Another lawsuit against Timothy Pearson, and other links to start your day.
Power
Why Law360 Workers Are Striking Against Their Employer LexisNexis
"We won't accept a deal that we think doesn't reflect our value to the company. Period."
Cultural Capital
Elliott Skinner Tried the Music Industry. Now He Draws Power from Musical Community
The singular singer-songwriter has found a higher calling performing in New York City.