Politics U.S. Supreme Court lets stand a New York law enabling people to sue gun manufacturers for negligence By Isabella Gallo
Brooklyn Attorney General says Brooklyn landlords lied about rent-stabilized units, overcharged tenants By Kirstyn Brendlen
Politics NYC budget: Mamdani and Levine want new rainy day fund rules before the next fiscal downpour By Adam Daly
Nassau Town of Oyster Bay removes residency preference for housing program after discrimination settlement By Michael Campbell
Queens Plugged in: A 339-mile hydropower line from Quebec to Queens is now feeding NYC’s electric grid By Adam Daly
Politics Hochul announces $2 billion in tax relief for 3 million New York homeowners and seniors this summer By Alexandra Prettitore
Blame game: Carriage driver union, Central Park Conservancy point fingers at each other over horse’s death from toxic plant By Ethan Stark-Miller
The Bronx 2026 PRIMARIES: Assembly District 81 candidates Jeffrey Dinowitz and Morgan Evers reflect on their campaigns By Keke Grant-Floyd
Queens Queens high-schoolers cut ribbon at renovated Jackson Heights basketball court after completion of student-led project By Shane O’Brien
FIRST ON amNY: Low-income communities of color facing greatest NYC traffic crash danger, receiving fewer street safety features, report finds By Ethan Stark-Miller
Politics Knicks fever: Mamdani prepares NYC for massive ticker-tape parade, but says school will still be in session Thursday By Shane O'Brien
Nassau First contested race in decades raises questions about how Lake Success chooses its leaders By Miao Li
Politics NYS slavery reparations report delayed, but Brooklyn activists press on with post-Juneteenth discussion By Barbara Russo-Lennon
Politics Hochul rolls out regulatory reforms across 22 state agencies to limit ‘burdensome’ fees, paperwork By Nadia Knoblauch
Bronx Times NBA and Emirates unveil newly renovated technology and gaming youth space at PAL Webster Center
Gay City News In ‘Girls Like Girls,’ Hayley Kiyoko turns from sapphic pop star to filmmaker, telling the same story
Brooklyn Paper Folk-art-inspired mural brightens McGuinness Boulevard with an homage to local history
