Education How NYC plans to bring hate crime prevention lessons into public school classrooms By Barbara Russo-Lennon
Manhattan Columbia University protests: New Yorkers say they’re fed up and fearful over chaos By Barbara Russo-Lennon
Politics Not budging: Columbia University protesters refuse to end encampment despite admin threats of suspension By Dean Moses
Queens After crackdown on street vendors, CM Moya announces return of multi-agency Roosevelt Avenue Task Force By Bill Parry
The Bronx Week in Rewind: CB11 chairs stripped of leadership, mental health clinics come to Bronx schools, community boards weigh in on Metro-North megaproject and more Compiled by Ashlynn Perez
Queens Sen. John Liu announces new theft prevention laws aimed at protecting small business owners in Queens By Athena Dawson
Politics New York Congress members work to combat antisemitism on college campuses amid Columbia University unrest By Mac Sorensen
Politics Black unemployment rate drops significantly in NYC, new economic report shows By Barbara Russo-Lennon
Queens Assemblymember González-Rojas praises 2025 fiscal budget for investments in Queens communities By Ethan Marshall
Queens Squatters lose tenant rights under new state law following push by northeast Queens legislators By Iryna Shkurhan
The Bronx ‘Community Board 11 requires intervention’: Board strips Ferrara, D’Angelo of leadership titles in meeting marked by disruptions and a resignation By Camille Botello
Manhattan Columbia University protests: Protesters clash over controversial campus encampment in chaotic scene By Dean Moses
Politics Appeals court allows Scott Stringer to proceed with defamation case against sex assault accuser who surfaced during previous mayoral run By Ethan Stark-Miller
The Bronx Bronx pol announces building safety legislation inspired by Billingsley Terrace collapse By Camille Botello
Queens Queens electeds offer contrasting viewpoints on pro-Palestinian encampment at Columbia By Iryna Shkurhan
Manhattan Climate protesters arrested for blocking the entrance of Citigroup’s Tribeca headquarters By Dean Moses
Manhattan Columbia University protests: House Speaker Mike Johnson visits campus, calls for Shafik’s resignation amidst Pro-Palestine protest encampment By Dean Moses
Brooklyn SUNY Downstate Hospital to stay open — for now — per state budget agreement By Kirstyn Brendlen
Politics Mayor Adams’ $111 billion executive budget plan restores some critical cuts, but shuts out libraries By Ethan Stark-Miller
Long Island George Santos Ends Third Party Bid For New York’s First Congressional District By Michael Malaszczyk
Politics Mayor Adams defends ex-Giuliani aide Randy Mastro, likely pick as the city’s next top lawyer, as City Council opposition grows By Ethan Stark-Miller
Gay City News Avalon Fast’s ‘Camp’ delivers on supernatural storylines, but struggles to convey queer joy and empowerment
Brooklyn Paper Brooklyn Public Library celebrates 30 years of Jay-Z’s ‘Reasonable Doubt’ with exclusive card
