Police & Fire William Johnstone becomes sixth Rikers Island detainee to die this year By Ben Brachfeld
Environment Adams admin urged to finalize rules for landmark building emissions law after month of extreme weather By Ben Brachfeld
Housing & Homelessness New leaders at NYCHA: Mayor Adams taps Jamie Rubin as chair, Lisa Bova-Hiatt as CEO of embattled authority By Robert Pozarycki
Politics NYC piloting public locker storage to reduce package theft, delivery truck traffic By Ben Brachfeld
Education New Yorkers react to Supreme Court’s ruling ending affirmative action in colleges By Isabel Song Beer
Politics City budget raises Fair Fares eligibility to 120% of federal poverty line, but less than City Council and MTA wanted By Ben Brachfeld
Politics Adams vetoes housing voucher bills citing cost, council override expected By Ethan Stark-Miller
Housing & Homelessness What the Rent Guidelines Board’s approved rent increase means for NYC tenants By Ben Brachfeld
Housing & Homelessness Rent Guidelines Board final vote Wednesday, stabilized tenants face significant hikes By Ben Brachfeld
Politics In Father’s Day sermon, Mayor Adams says God told him to talk publicly about his faith, and divine destiny By Ben Brachfeld
Police & Fire Sewell resigns as NYPD commissioner, following reported tensions with City Hall By Ethan Stark-Miller, Dean Moses and Robert Pozarycki
Housing & Homelessness State clears way for city to use shuttered Harlem prison as temporary migrant shelter By Ethan Stark-Miller
Politics Adams presses judge to exempt city from right-to-shelter when it ‘lacks the resources’ By Ben Brachfeld
Education At Lower Manhattan rally, youth and family services providers, pols say they won’t accept ‘one penny of cuts’ to education By Sarah Belle Lin
Politics Mayor Adams faces backlash after signing executive order halting parts of right-to-shelter law before expected migrant surge By Ethan Stark-Miller
COVID-19 Pandemic Hochul inks executive order boosting resources to NYC ahead of anticipated migrant surge By Robert Pozarycki
Education ‘Back to basics’: NYC Reads program aims to boost literacy levels for public school students By Sarah Belle Lin
QNS City announces Long Island City’s Parcel E to be transformed into 983-unit housing development with over 600 affordable units
Brooklyn Paper Brighton Beach man sentenced to life without parole for fatal stabbing of former roommate
