r/nyc • u/Business_Young_8206 • 4h ago
r/nyc • u/CountFew6186 • 11h ago
Man shot to death in road rage clash on NYC George Washington Bridge
r/nyc • u/instantcoffee69 • 2h ago
NYC adult daycare operators charged with committing over $500K in Medicaid fraud
r/nyc • u/nydailynews • 5h ago
Retired NYPD cop in custody for road rage shooting slay on NYC George Washington Bridge
A retired NYPD cop was taken into custody Wednesday for the shooting death of a Con Ed worker during a road rage clash on the George Washington Bridge, police officials said Wednesday.
The suspect, who retired from the NYPD 25 years ago, is the driver of a black Range Rover that police have video showing was involved in the slay on the New Jersey-bound upper level of the Hudson River span about 7:10 p.m. Tuesday, police said.
The suspect is currently at the 33rd Precinct stationhouse with charges pending, NYPD officials said.
r/nyc • u/Spiderman_10025 • 3h ago
Opinion Opinion: Why Are So Few NYC Houses of Worship Sheltering People?
“Beginning under Mayor Koch in 1981, dozens of houses of worship partnered with drop-in centers to shelter New Yorkers experiencing homelessness each evening. The model was relatively simple: guests would arrive at a drop-in center and be bussed to a participating house of worship staffed by volunteers, where they would receive a warm bed, showers, dinner, and breakfast.
Only a few people would stay in each space on a given night—a stark contrast to large congregate shelters where hundreds might sleep barracks-style in a single room. In the morning, guests would be transported back to the drop-in center. For decades, this transient but reliable system provided a dignified alternative for people reluctant to enter the city’s crowded municipal shelter system.
Then came COVID, and our city’s shelter system moved away from congregate settings. Funding for transportation to and from drop-in centers dried up. Many volunteers understandably stayed home. The house of worship-based shelter network went comatose, and six years later, we still have not rebuilt the infrastructure needed to wake it up.”
r/nyc • u/Delicious_Adeptness9 • 13h ago
News New York congressional candidate Brad Lander says he was detained by IDF in the West Bank
trip sponsored by the Park Slope Food Coop
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r/nyc • u/hartlarious • 12h ago
Hochul pushes NYC/Adirondacks joint bid for 2042 Winter Olympics
r/nyc • u/Informal_Bobcat7844 • 1d ago
Sports The New York Knicks raise their first championship banner in 53 years
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Great Idea NYC delivery workers earn more under minimum pay law as demand grows
NYC Parks Chief Warned of Mets Owner’s Queens Casino Plan | The City Reporter
r/nyc • u/EmpireStateBuilding • 12h ago
Host at the Empire State Building Observation Deck: AMA

Hi everyone! I'm Siobhan MacShane, and I've been a host at the Empire State Building since 2004!
After 22 years at the World’s Most Famous Building, I’ve picked up a thing or two about its history, hidden gems, and what makes a visit unforgettable.
Now, I’m here to answer YOUR questions! Whether you’re planning your first visit, curious about the building’s history, or looking for insider tips, ask me anything!
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r/nyc • u/culture_vulture0826 • 22h ago
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani showed up in his signature black suit and traditional scarf to play Garba during Navratri.
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r/nyc • u/ByRightNYC • 14h ago
Tribeca's New Condo Is 14 Square Feet Under Its Zoning Limit. Across the Street, Zoning Allows 50% More.
r/nyc • u/mowotlarx • 11h ago
Former NYC official’s bribery trial sheds light on Eric Adams’ early worries about facing scrutiny as mayor
politico.comr/nyc • u/Grass8989 • 1d ago
RAID DAY: Federal agents hit NYC adult day care centers in Medicaid fraud crackdown
r/nyc • u/Cautious_Box8355 • 7h ago
Interesting Meet the NYC Dungeons & Dragons Players Who Turn a Brooklyn Lounge Into a Mythical World
r/nyc • u/Deviltaz5 • 11h ago
Bushwick’s “Bird Man” barely rustled after an unbelievably shitty week
Within mere days, he was shot in the leg and lost one of his coops. And yet, the neighborhood icon, known to some locals as "The Mayor of Maria Hernandez," claims he's at "100 percent"
r/nyc • u/EssoEssex • 1d ago
News AOC Latest NY Lawmaker To Receive Envelope With Suspicious White Powder Amid Nationwide Investigation
r/nyc • u/StrangerSmell • 1d ago
Art Four-Day NY Comic Con Pumped $91 Million into Local Economy
r/nyc • u/isqueakforthetrees • 1d ago
News Ambulance Response Times Soar in New York: ‘This Is Unacceptable’
Archive link provided to free NYTimes article.
Summary: NYC ambulance response times have deteriorated sharply. Life-threatening calls take 41% longer than a decade ago, driven by severe EMS staffing shortages, low pay and retention problems, high call volumes, and the closure of 19 hospitals since 2003. The crisis has produced extreme failures, including a 14-year-old stroke patient waiting more than an hour without an ambulance, and FDNY officials acknowledge current response times are unacceptable.
It seems like they've identified the problem, but not the solution.
EMS pay starts at $44k per year, their union has had a lapsed contract since 2022. The city's hesitant to renegotiate because they don't want to set a precedent of agreeing to pay higher wages to city employees.
r/nyc • u/nydailynews • 1d ago
NYC Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels grilled by NYT's Nikole Hannah-Jones over integration plan
New York City Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels faced a public grilling by New York Times journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones at a school integration town hall Tuesday night over his lack of a detailed plan to address inequality in city public schools, more than 10 months into the new mayoral administration.
The Brooklyn-based civil rights writer recently published a follow-up essay about her decision to put her daughter in a racially segregated school, outlining how her daughter was having a hard time keeping up in the high school of her choice as a result, and renewed calls for a citywide school integration plan.
“The people who keep getting told they have to wait for the ‘right time’ are the people who need public schools the most,” Hannah-Jones said at the Washington Irving Campus near Union Square in Manhattan.
“You have to understand the discontent with this. It’s 10 months in,” she told Samuels. “When a timeline can’t be offered, you can understand why people will feel like that means you are just delaying.”
New York city council member dismisses man because he hasn't lived in NYC long enough
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