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How post-9/11 Islamophobia sparked a Muslim political awakening in NYC
Three top Mamdani advisers recount how Islamophobia and the post-9/11 mass arrests and surveillance of Muslims altered the trajectories of their careers.
The Second Avenue subway forced him to move 20 years ago. He almost had to move again.
Mensche Supply moved from the Upper East Side to East Harlem. Then the second phase of the subway extension began.
Owners of small NYC buildings face fines for failure to use official trash bins
Fines for failing to use an official “NYC Bin” range from $50 to $200 for repeat offenders.
Where to run in NYC: 13 trails for marathoners and casual joggers
Recommendations across the five boroughs for a marathon training run or a low-key jog.
NYC school leaders say bus shortage could affect thousands of students
The potential yellow bus shortage was announced shortly before classes begin on Sept. 10.
NY’s back-to-school vaccine requirements are airtight, at least for now
Vaccination rates are falling in many states as families take advantage of exceptions unavailable in New York.
'The scourge of racial discrimination and inequity.' NYC eyes tackling both.
A non-profit newsroom, powered by WNYC.Gothamist Listen LiveDonate News'The scourge of racial discrimination and inequity.' NYC eyes tackling both.By Elizabeth ShwePublished Sep 6, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. ET
Some untold 9/11 stories are the strangest ones. They come to light in a new documentary.
Some untold 9/11 stories are the strangest ones. They come to light in a new documentary.
Sick of that NYC ice cream truck jingle? Here’s when it breaks the rules.
A non-profit newsroom, powered by WNYC.Gothamist Listen LiveDonate NewsSick of that NYC ice cream truck jingle? Here’s when it breaks the rules.By Phil CorsoPublished Sep 6, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. ET
Acclaimed NJ distillery is leaving for NY, as the Garden State industry pleads for reform
All Points West Distillery in Newark says a planned move to the Hudson Valley is unavoidable due to regulations strangling the industry.
Why NY judges oppose bill to make safety top priority in child custody battles
Judges say a bill would have unintended consequences and make their workloads untenable.
NYC traffic is going to be a mess this weekend. Here’s how to get around.
Ongoing and new road closures will choke New York City streets this holiday weekend.
MTA worker killed by D train near Yankee Stadium in the Bronx
Moet McCullum is the second construction flagger killed in the subways in three years.
Brooklyn’s Third Ave. is a death trap. Locals wonder if it will ever change.
Seventeen people have died in crashes over the last decade along a notorious stretch of Third Avenue.
Mamdani administration says it's time for Columbia to open up College Walk
Columbia University first locked the gates to the thoroughfare in October 2023, after the war in Gaza set off protests on campus.
NYPD ramps up security for West Indian Day parade as past shootings remain unsolved
The NYPD will deploy specialized police units, drones and barricades along the parade route.
Federal court dismisses Trump DOJ’s lawsuit over ICE activity in NJ
The ruling comes after federal prosecutors filed a lawsuit in response to Gov. Mikie Sherill’s executive order banning immigration agents from operating in nonpublic state property.
Mount Sinai reaches deal with Trump DOJ to end gender-affirming care for minors
Mount Sinai is the latest in a string of U.S. hospitals to reach similar agreements with the Trump administration.
Historically Black St. Stephen's Episcopal in Queens set to close nearly 125-year history
The church’s transition is part of a broad wave of change sweeping the Jamaica neighborhood.
Bask in the sunshine of NYC’s mild and sunny Labor Day weekend weather
There will be light, scattered showers on Saturday but otherwise, a beautiful long weekend.
Early Addition: If the Music Hall of Williamsburg can't make it
Because Williamsburg belongs to Hermès now, here are your early links: Zohran Mamdani
Kips Bay neighbors rally to save beloved movie theater from closure
Community groups are pressing NYU Langone to preserve the theater and Fairway Market as a public meeting approaches.
’I want to die': NYPD says it shot, killed knife-wielding man on Brooklyn Bridge cables
A non-profit newsroom, powered by WNYC.Gothamist Listen LiveDonate News’I want to die': NYPD says it shot, killed knife-wielding man on Brooklyn Bridge cablesBy Brittany KriegsteinPublished Sep 4, 2026...