Politics State budget: Hochul unveils agreement with ICE limits, energy rebates — but Assembly speaker Heastie disputes deal By Adam Daly
Brooklyn Bed-Stuy Multi-Service Center to be redeveloped with all-affordable housing, new space for community services By Kirstyn Brendlen
Opinion Speaker’s Corner: Small lots can make a big difference in NYC’s housing crisis By City Council Speaker Julie Menin
Long Island Southampton Town Waives Beach Fees for Lifetime Fire, Ambulance Volunteers By Timothy Bolger
Politics Vast majority of NYC voters think ‘everything seems to be in the dumper’ when it comes to affordability and other key issues, new poll finds By Sadie Brown
Queens Jewish community leaders, elected officials gather in Forest Hills to condemn recent spate of antisemitic attacks By Shane O’Brien & Bill Parry
Brooklyn ‘We’ve been winning’: Sunset Park labor town hall highlights workers’ rights By Gabriele Holtermann
Police & Fire Protest over Israeli real estate event at Manhattan synagogue tests NYPD perimeter strategy as officer hospitalized, demonstrators pepper-sprayed By Adam Daly
Nassau Town of Oyster Bay schedules hearing to change law after board settled housing discrimination lawsuits last month By Casey Fahrer
Politics DOI report slams state laws that hinder ability to oversee child welfare system, even in cases of youngsters’ deaths By Sadie Brown
Politics Mamdani fills key post in new community safety office with behavioral health expert By Adam Daly
Queens Aqueduct Racetrack’s final stretch begins as state plans future of 100-acre Queens site By Adam Daly
Queens Chuck Park, candidate for Congress in Queens, arrested during May Day protest By Renee DeLorenzo
Politics Crowded NY-12 race to replace Nadler may be decided by older voters, new analysis finds By Adam Daly
Politics New York’s legislative hurdles prevent the state from joining the redistricting race after SCOTUS voting rights decision By Sadie Brown
Politics Epstein survivors push for state law that would let them sue his estate, hold hotels and banks liable for sex trafficking By Isabella Gallo
Queens Small group of western Queens residents takes part in nationwide May Day Strong calling for ‘Workers over Billionaires’ By Shane O’Brien
Queens CM Wong calls for delay of DOE’s ‘AI Playbook,’ urges expanded public input By Paulina Albarracin
QNS Woodhaven’s history of war monuments and Memorial Day celebrations: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was
