'Inhumane': Judge Permanently Limits Capacity in ICE Holding Cells at 26 Federal Plaza

The injunction stems from a lawsuit alleging ICE was cramming dozens of immigrants into small cells on the federal building’s 10th floor, often failing to provide adequate food and water.

'Inhumane': Judge Permanently Limits Capacity in ICE Holding Cells at 26 Federal Plaza

The injunction stems from a lawsuit alleging ICE was cramming dozens of immigrants into small cells on the federal building’s 10th floor, often failing to provide adequate food and water.

'Institutional Failure': The Long Downward Spiral of NYC's Smallest High School

The city’s inaction on closing Murry Bergtraum High School — which once enrolled 3,000 students — is shortchanging the 90 students still there. It comes at a cost of $46,000 per pupil, a Chalkbeat...

Rent Freeze to Stay in Place For Now as Judge Holds Off on Decision

A Manhattan Supreme Court judge said he would likely not rule on a legal challenge by Oct.1, when the freeze goes into effect for rent-stabilized leases.

Federal Grant for NYC Veterans Prohibited Promotion of ‘Gender Ideology,’ Per Trump Order

The Mamdani administration declined funds for a Queens shelter over concerns the program would require discriminating against transgender people. City lawmakers are seeking answers about why.

Terror: A Knickerbocker History

Falling Tree Limbs Are In the Forecast This Weekend — And Might Delay Your Train, MTA Says

Ahead of the Nor’easter, the subway chief said his “single biggest concern” is wind and trees falling onto open tracks, not torrential flooding.

More Than 100 Arrested Protesting Netanyahu at United Nations

Two leading Democratic candidates for Congress and several local elected officials were among those taken into custody as the Israeli prime minister assailed Mayor Mamdani at the General Assembly.

Falling Tree Limbs Are In the Forecast This Weekend — And Might Delay Your Train, MTA Says

Ahead of the Nor’easter, the subway chief said his “single biggest concern” is wind and trees falling onto open tracks, not torrential flooding.

'Inhumane': Judge Permanently Limits Capacity in ICE Holding Cells at 26 Federal Plaza

The injunction stems from a lawsuit alleging ICE was cramming dozens of immigrants into small cells on the federal building’s 10th floor, often failing to provide adequate food and water.

NYC Ditches Federal Homeless Veterans Program, Citing Concern for Transgender Vets

The city says the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs would require it to discriminate against trans vets to receive funding. The VA says that’s “false.”

Rent Freeze to Stay in Place For Now as Judge Holds Off on Decision

A Manhattan Supreme Court judge said he would likely not rule on a legal challenge by Oct.1, when the freeze goes into effect for rent-stabilized leases.

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Mamdani and Irish Leader Talk Housing on G Train, as Palestine-Israel Looms at UN Meeting

The taoiseach of Ireland, Micheál Martin, is set to address the U.N. on Thursday.

NYC Ditches Federal Homeless Veterans Program, Citing Concern for Transgender Vets

The city says the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs would require it to discriminate against trans vets to receive funding. The VA says that’s “false.”

More Than 100 Arrested Protesting Netanyahu at United Nations

Two leading Democratic candidates for Congress and several local elected officials were among those taken into custody as the Israeli prime minister assailed Mayor Mamdani at the General Assembly.

Raucous Brooklyn Party Meeting Rubber-Stamps Rule Changes That Judge Found Illegal

Embattled Party Chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn didn’t attend Wednesday’s chaotic meeting, where four of her allies contended with an angry crowd of opposition leaders.

Rent Freeze to Stay in Place For Now as Judge Holds Off on Decision

A Manhattan Supreme Court judge said he would likely not rule on a legal challenge by Oct.1, when the freeze goes into effect for rent-stabilized leases.

‘We’re Going To Act’: NYC Health Officials Pledge Response to Federal Medicaid Cuts

President Donald Trump’s tax and spending package threatens to remove millions from health insurance. Here’s a look at how Medicaid enrollees could be affected.

Union Could Bag 190,000 New Home Care Workers in Medicaid-Funded Program

1199SEIU said it had enough signatures to trigger a massive unionization vote for employees of a controversial home care program funded by state health dollars.