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Delivery workers holding a sign that reads Grubhub wonder stop deactivations

Food fight: Grubhub fires 50 delivery workers, sparking protest in Lower Manhattan

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

Brad Lander being arrested by ICE officials

Brad Lander arrest is ‘abuse of power’ by ICE and feds, NYC mayoral candidates and organizations say

By Shea Vance

Mayoral candidate Scott Stringer votes in election

NYC Mayor’s Race: Stringer casts his early vote in Tribeca, calls himself the ‘adult’ in the election

By Dean Moses

Candidates for Manhattan Council District 7

Election 2025: District 7 City Council Democratic primary race heats up as Shaun Abreu seeks third term

By Adam Daly

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Brooklyn

Things to Know for the 2025 Primary Elections

By Abbie Martin Greenbaum

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Meet the City Council Candidates for Manhattan’s District 4

By Abbie Martin Greenbaum

District 1

Meet the City Council Candidates for Manhattan’s District 1

By Abbie Martin Greenbaum

NYPD commissioner and Espaillat holding check for camera funding

NYPD to install more cameras around Upper Manhattan with security funding from Espaillat

By Shea Vance

District 5

Meet the City Council Candidates for Manhattan’s District 5

By Abbie Martin Greenbaum

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Meet the City Council Candidates for Manhattan’s District 2

By Abbie Martin Greenbaum

City Comptroller Brad Lander at NYC Mayor's Race debate

NYC Mayor’s Race: Lander ‘grateful,’ not disappointed, over AOC third-place mayoral endorsement

By Shea Vance

City Comptroller Brad Lander speaking at podium

‘Arbitrary cruelty’: Lander slams ICE court house detentions, observes immigration hearings

By Shea Vance

Manhattan City Council District 5 primary candidates Julie Menin and Collin Thompson

Election 2025: Incumbent faces challenger in Manhattan’s City Council District 5 primary race

By Adam Daly

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Brooklyn

New Yorkers’ quality of life and public safety ratings remain low but improve since 2023, survey shows

By Shea Vance

Community Board 9 became New York City's first neighborhood to designate 100 percent of trash for containerization, Mayor Eric Adams announced Monday.

West Harlem hits 100% trash containerization as New York ramps up battle against rats

By Shea Vance

Queens Council Member Nantasha Williams joined advocates in calling for an increased Commission on Human Rights budget for fiscal year 2026.

Housing & Homelessness

Advocates rally at City Hall for increased Human Rights Commission funding

By Shea Vance

Congress member Dan Goldman speaks about ICE raids

‘Gestapo-like behavior’: Goldman condemns ICE detentions at NYC court appearances

By Shea Vance

Candidates for Manhattan Borough President: From left, State Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal, City Council Member Keith Powers, and Dr. Calvin Sun are competing in the June 24 Democratic primary to succeed outgoing Borough President Mark Levine.

2025 Primary Election: The three Democratic candidates vying for Manhattan Borough President

By Adam Daly

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‘Train Daddy’ Andy Byford coming back to NYC to oversee Trump admin’s Penn Station redesign

By Shea Vance

Two of the three Democratic candidates turned out Wednesday night for PoliticsNY's forum, (Left) Dr Calvin Sun (R) City Council Member Keith Powers

Manhattan BP candidates skeptical of federal plans for Penn Station, ‘not looking to work with Trump’

By Adam Daly

District 4 city council candidates

2025 Election: Meet the candidates running Manhattan’s wide-open City Council District 4 primary race

By Adam Daly

Lawyers at Foley Square for Law Day Rally against Trump.

Hundreds of lawyers converge on Foley Square in ‘break-the-glass’ moment for the rule of law in second Trump era

By Max Parrott

The District 2 City Council seat is wide open for the five candidates running in the Democratic primary race

2025 Election: The candidates running in Manhattan’s competitive City Council District 2 primary race

By Adam Daly

Housing & Homelessness

NYC Mayor’s Race: Multicultural chambers host candidates forum, amid high-profile no-shows

By Robert Pearl

More from Around New York

Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson kicks off Bronx Week festivities at Storyland.

Bronx Week kicks off, Gibson announces Bronx Walk of Fame inductees

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Q&A: ‘Blue Film’ director and cast discuss desire, power, and intimacy

The Attorney General's Office will not pursue charges against a police officer who shot and killed a 65-year-old man in Corona just over two years ago when he refused repeated commands to drop a knife he was holding.

AG James’ office will not pursue criminal charges in an NYPD-involved fatal shooting in Corona just over two years ago

lincoln restler g train press conference

G train shutdown would ‘devastate’ small businesses in Greenpoint, locals say