Politics MTA Chair Lieber ‘confident’ Governor Hochul, state legislature, will find funds for MTA’s big capital plan By Shane O’Brien
Queens ‘They’re a pain in the a$$!’ Mayor Adams, NYPD roll out latest effort to crack down on ticket-evading ‘ghost cars’ By Dean Moses
Brooklyn City Council begins ethics investigation of Susan Zhuang, who allegedly bit cop at Gravesend protest By Ethan Stark-Miller
Long Island These Groups Protested Trump’s Nassau Rally Following Haitian American Remarks By Nicole Formisano
Brooklyn Brooklyn subway police shooting: Mayor Adams again defends officers, saying he ‘saw discipline’ in video of their actions By Dean Moses
Brooklyn Hochul allocates $3M for after-school programs in New York City after funding crisis By Megan McGibney
Brooklyn City Council launches ethics probe into Brooklyn lawmaker arrested for allegedly biting cop at protest By Ethan Stark-Miller
Politics Mayor Adams taps new Small Businesses commissioner, touts slight drop in vacant storefronts By Ethan Stark-Miller
Politics Mayor Adams stands by Tim Pearson amid reports City Hall advisors are calling for embattled aide’s ouster By Ethan Stark-Miller
Brooklyn The state of animal welfare in New York City? Not great, advocates say at City Council hearing By Kirstyn Brendlen
The Bronx Salamanca launches bid for Bronx borough president race in 2025 By Camille Botello & Emily Swanson
Politics New York voter registration deadline is Oct. 26. Here’s what you need to know to sign up. By Barbara Russo-Lennon
The Bronx Kingsbridge street co-named for Nicholas Dominici, who died following day care fentanyl exposure By Emily Swanson
Politics ‘Classic pay-to-play’: Two ex-Fire Department chiefs arrested on federal bribery and corruption charges By Robert Pozarycki, Adam Daly, Dean Moses and Ethan Stark-Miller
Police & Fire Ex-top cop Caban’s changes to NYPD disciplinary matrix come under fire from advocates, City Council leaders By Dean Moses
Politics Lisa Zornberg quits as Mayor Adams’ chief counsel, heightening the escalating turbulence at City Hall By Robert Pozarycki and Dean Moses
Brooklyn City Council passes landmark legislation to acknowledge and address legacy of slavery, paving path for reparations in NYC By Gabriele Holtermann
Politics Schools Chancellor Banks insists he’s ‘not a target’ of federal probe that saw his home raided, phones seized By Ethan Stark-Miller
The Bronx Bronx Conservative Party works to increase its small but growing membership By Emily Swanson
Queens Chief of staff for Council Member Adrienne Adams, Tyrell Hankerson launches campaign for District 28 seat By Athena Dawson
The Bronx City Council passes landmark legislation to acknowledge and address legacy of slavery, paving path for reparations in NYC By Gabriele Holtermann
Brooklyn Paper Two delivery ‘microhubs’ to open in Brooklyn as city moves to reduce local truck traffic, emissions
