Politics Mayor Adams’ attorney declares corruption case ‘over’ – though Trump’s DOJ still has the ability to resurrect it By Ethan Stark-Miller
Politics ‘Crossed the Rubicon’: Rev. Al Sharpton suggests he may pull support for Mayor Adams after Trump DOJ moves to drop charges By Ethan Stark-Miller
Business ‘Intolerable’: Hochul pushes back at Con Edison’s proposed rate hikes, says it makes New York less affordable By Jada Camille
Nassau Rep. Tom Suozzi part of letter sent to Social Security Administration over DOGE concerns By Casey Fahrer
Queens New York legislators propose bills to protect students from rising harassment and antisemitism on college campuses By Czarinna Andres
Politics Mayor Adams claims vindication in address after Trump’s Justice Department moves to drop charges By Ethan Stark-Miller
Nassau Carle Place School District proposes $58 million budget for upcoming school year By Casey Fahrer
Politics Trump’s Justice Department ordering Mayor Adams’ criminal indictment dropped in memo By Ethan Stark-Miller
Politics NYC mayoral race: Adams’ primary opponents slam him for reportedly directing city workers not to criticize Trump By Ethan Stark-Miller
Queens Queens officials slam Mayor Adams over ICE memo, call it violation of sanctuary laws By Shane O’Brien
Brooklyn City Hall to meet with Brooklyn childcare centers fighting closure as providers, pols slam Mayor Adams By Paul Frangipane & Kirstyn Brendlen
Brooklyn Shore Parkway Promenade from Verrazzano to Ceasar’s Bay set for revamp By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil
Education Raising the bar: Applications to NYC law schools soar above last year’s numbers By Barbara Russo-Lennon
Politics NYC mayoral race: Goldman backs Myrie on national TV, giving campaign a potential boost By Ethan Stark-Miller
Federal Government ‘Nobody voted for Elon Musk!’ Manhattan protest at Tesla showroom demands billionaire get out of U.S. government By Megan McGibney
Housing & Homelessness Fire and ‘ICE’: Immigrant advocates, pols rail against City Hall memo on cooperation with fed agents at schools and shelters By Dean Moses
Education New York’s schools and students would suffer major economic and academic losses if Trump erases Department of Education, pols warn By Barbara Russo-Lennon
Politics NYC mayoral race: Climate change, Adams’ ICE policies top Democratic primary challengers debate By Gabriele Holtermann
Podcast Stonewall Democratic Club of NYC honors four leaders at ‘defiant’ awards night By Donna Aceto
Brooklyn Paper In Brooklyn, the Great Backyard Bird Count connects people with birds and contributes to science that protects them
