New York City Comptroller Backs Off Promise to Invest in Israeli Bonds
Mark Levine, a Democrat, said he remained a steadfast supporter of Israel, but the quality of the bonds had deteriorated amid conflict in the Middle East.
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The Trump administration has placed California on a 48-hour clock — demanding a review of suspected noncitizen voters or a showdown in court before the midterm elections.
Comptroller Mark Levine not reinvesting NYC’s pension funds in Israel bonds — in stunning campaign pledge reversal
City Comptroller Mark Levine said he’s decided not to reinvest the Big Apple’s pension funds in Israel bonds — a dramatic reversal from a pledge he made during his successful campaign.
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Those pointing fingers at the police department in the wake of the Marble Hill shooting fail to understand its legal constraints and responsibilities.
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Kathy Hochul and Bruce Blakeman are locked in an expensive — and surprisingly competitive — race.
Sports Retailer Lids to Open New Shop Inside Penn Station
Sports apparel retailer Lids is adding another location in New York City, this time inside Midtown’s bustling Pennsylvania Station, Commercial Observer has learned.
Poll Shows Huge Support for Apartments Near Transit As Hochul, Blakeman Debate Housing
A new poll finds overwhelming support for Gov.
The 7th Floor–8th Floor Marriage
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Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for Bed Stuy Build With Units From $1,819
An affordable housing lottery has launched for a recently opened new 11-story, 213-unit development on a former parking lot of a Bed Stuy nursing home.
Op-ed | Why is the Mamdani administration foiling FOIL?
As a candidate, and immediately after his 2025 electoral victory, Mayor Zohran Mamdani pledged to foster a “culture of transparency” at City Hall – a welcome message, given the corruption and double-dealing that sadly…
Parents go ballistic at California school after four blonde girls shared blackface picture — as other shocking incidents emerge
Santa Barbara parents are aghast at the appearance of willful ignorance from a local school district after four teenage girls posted a TikTok in blackface last month.
Judith J. Gische, Judge in Giuliani Divorce Case, Dies at 70
During an acrimonious trial, she barred the mayor’s lover from Gracie Mansion and ruled that his income and clients were open to scrutiny.
Inside Government with PoliticsNY: A Q&A with Amtrak Board Chair Anthony Coscia
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BBQ spot celebrated by Guy Fieri will see smokers ripped from restaurant over lefty new zoning law
A Sebastopol BBQ joint praised by Guy Fieri is trucking meat into town after local zoning rules forced its commercial smokers outside city limits.
Scholarship Delays Hit Recently Expanded CUNY Community College Program
A couple hundred CUNY community college students who were due to receive critical state financial aid got an email last week saying their funds would be delayed until further notice, just as officials expanded the…
New York Veterans Summit at Intrepid Museum Thursday brings important resources and info to those who served
New York veterans will explore various career pathways and learn about available resources, services, and important veterans’ policy at a free summit at the Intrepid Museum this week.
James Dolan, a Former Hochul Supporter, Goes All In on Her G.O.P. Rival
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California’s homeless problem laid bare as Steve Hilton campaigns at notorious crime-filled park
The Republican candidate argued that the so-called harm reduction programs prolong addiction rather than help people escape it.
Early Addition: Eric Adams did not convince a Wisconsin town to build a data center
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Hit-and-run driver arrested trying to flee to Uzbekistan after deadly crash, NYPD says
Police arrested 22-year-old Sobirjon Abdurazakov for a hit-and-run that killed a 62-year old Lyft driver.
Hochul keeps Trump center stage as Blakeman softens praise in lone governor debate over ICE, crime and affordability
Four days after Bruce Blakeman stood onstage with President Donald Trump declaring “we love Donald J.
175 East 82nd Street Nears Completion on Manhattan’s Upper East Side
Construction is nearing completion on 175 East 82nd Street, a 39-story residential tower in the Yorkville section of Manhattan’s Upper East Side.
Rendering Revealed for 50 Third Avenue In East Village, Manhattan
A rendering has been revealed for 50 Third Avenue, a 17-story mixed-use residential building in Manhattan's East Village.
Hochul and Blakeman face off during debate, and city reaches deal on horse-drawn carriages
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A NYC judge brought his gun into court for an ‘experiment’. Now he’s censured.
Morning light hits Manhattan Criminal Court on January 10, 2025 in New York City.
Housing Lottery Launches for 1677 Eastburn Avenue in Concourse, The Bronx
The affordable housing lottery has launched for 1677 Eastburn Avenue, a 13-story mixed-use building in Concourse, The Bronx.
Hochul, Blakeman square off in only NY gov debate: Who won and who lost
Gov. Hochul and Bruce Blakeman squared off in the only debate of their hotly contested gubernatorial election -- and Post experts weighed in on who scored big and who didn't.