Q&A
Twenty Minutes With Comptroller Brad Lander, Candidate to Unseat Mayor Eric Adams
Lander gave us his solutions for the housing crisis, his position on the NYPD's raids of college campuses this spring, and his New York City "hot take."
Morning Spew
A Fourth Sexual Misconduct Lawsuit Paints an Even More Disturbing Picture of Mayor Adams's 'Best Friend'
Plus, more news for your Wednesday morning.
Power
Councilmember Susan Zhuang Bit a Cop. Her Supporters Love Her for It
Why? I tried to find out.
The Cops
Interactive: Find Your NYPD Coppelgänger
A new website is designed to raise questions about the NYPD's use of facial recognition technology.
Eric Adams
After Mayor Adams Showed Off Gun Scanners in the Subway, the Manufacturer’s Co-Founder Reaped a Windfall
It's still not clear that Evolv's product actually works, and the company is currently the subject of two federal investigations.
Morning Spew
Mayor Adams 'Follows the Law' Except When It Comes to Limiting Solitary Confinement
The mayor carves himself a loophole, and more news to start your week
Nosh Pit
A 5-Hour Goodbye at Astoria's Neptune Diner
One last lunch rush at the stalwart Greek diner.
Oh, Hell
My Friend of 15 Years Is Ghosting Me!
Sage advice from your friendly neighborhood bloggers.
Power
How Workers at the First Unionized Architecture Firm in NYC (and the Country) Won a 36-Hour Workweek
The BA Union, at the New York City-based Bernheimer Architecture, just ratified their first contract.
Morning Spew
Actual Good News: NYC and the MTA Do Kids a Solid
Nice houses getting raided by the FBI, severed fingers, and more news for your weekend.
Going Places
Congestion Pricing Champions Sue Governor Hochul. She Says They’re ‘Weaponizing the Judicial System’
Two new lawsuits allege an executive power grab and a betrayal of the state's environmental commitments.