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New York Times

• Scams and a Rent Spike Follow New York City’s New Broker Fee Law
• Cyclist and Pedestrian Killed After Vehicle Jumps Curb in Manhattan
• How Calvert Crary, of FlowerSchool New York, Spends His Day With Roses
• Justice Dept. Asks Federal Court to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Testimony
• Mamdani Meets Jeffries in Brooklyn as He Seeks to Expand His Coalition
• Man Wearing Neck Chain Is Pulled Into M.R.I. Machine, Police Say
• NY Agrees to Settle Ex-Cuomo Aide’s Harassment Claims for $450,000
• Man Who Was Pulled Into M.R.I. Machine Has Died, Police Say
• What Is a Jet2 Holiday, and Why Are People Talking About It on TikTok?
• Mamdani Wins Backing of Major Health Care Union That Had Endorsed Cuomo

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• A W.N.B.A. Star Loves These Sneakers. She Gets Fined for Wearing Them.
• Martin Izquierdo Dead: Costume Designer Who Made Wings for ‘Angels in America’ Was 83
• Archery Club Used to ‘Nasty Storms’ Reels From Fatal Lightning Strike
• Trump-Driven Chaos Comes to U.S. Attorney’s Offices in Waves
• N.Y.C. Museum Will Offer Free Admission to Food Stamp Recipients
• Who Gets to Wear a Mask?
• Columbia and White House Enter Final Stage of Talks to End Standoff
• 13 Law Enforcement Unions Endorse Eric Adams in N.Y.C. Mayor’s Race
• Customers Griped About High Grocery Prices. The Grocer Agreed.
• N.Y.P.D. Officer Accused of Theft to Pay for ‘Booty’ Exercises and BMW

New York Post

• Trump admin reportedly planning to use NJ military base to house migrant detainees — drawing Democrat ire
• Man trying to defend himself from crook stealing gold bling shot outside NYC bar: cops
• Art advisor to the stars Barbara Guggenheim slept with clients, once ripped off Sylvester Stallone: lawsuit
• Soft-on-crime Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg scored free seats to 17 swanky galas last year
• Naked NYC man steals boat, takes joyride in Hudson River as cops chase him
• Andrew Cuomo says he ‘will move to Florida’ if Zohran Mamdani becomes NYC mayor
• Wife of Long Island man killed in freak MRI incident breaks silence: ‘His body went limp’
• Nothing to ‘Bragg’ about: Manhattan DA quietly pulls data dashboard amid slipping convictions
• Cloaked, hook-handed figure terrorizes NYC: Mystery madman or marketing ruse for ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer?’
• Antisemitic NY shrink blasted for her nasty tirade at Jewish woman: ‘Germans should have ended your kind’

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• NJ man decapitates seagull that tried to steal French fry from daughter
• Two killed in NYC after speeding, stolen car ‘full of drugs and booze’ plows into sidewalk: cops
• Dramatic bodycam footage shows two NYPD cops bust into burning NYC home to rescue residents
• 14 new NYC restaurants were just added to the Michelin Guide — and most are not in Manhattan
• NYC Mayor Eric Adams: ‘I have not asked’ for Trump’s help getting re-elected, president hasn’t offered
• Son of Sam’s first shooting victim, now 88, shaken by sudden encounter with killer’s pal
• NYC garden of hate: Officials negotiate with anti-Israel community garden over ‘Poppies for Palestine’
• Gold-leaf wallpaper painstakingly restored in historic NYC mansion ruined by neighbor’s water leak
• Mayor Eric Adams warns of dark days ahead for NYC if socialist Zohran Mamdani is elected
• NYC Mayor Eric Adams vows to use more AI, blockchain tech to boost services if re-elected: ‘Run a smarter city’

Gothamist

• Extra Extra: Never go into an MRI room without permission
• Former NYPD youth outreach officer sentenced to 40 years for sex abuse of minors
• We're walking: Study finds New Yorkers in 4 boroughs walk, bike more than rest of US
• Good luck getting to Manhattan: Series of transit meltdowns frustrates thousands of riders
• Stomp spotted lanternflies if you really want, NYC, but it's pretty futile
• Teen girl charged with murder in stabbing death of Bronx 16-year-old
• Early Addition: How we're answering the phone in 2025
• NY judge drops charges against boy who accidentally shot 15-year-old cousin
• Early Addition: Would you pay $28 for a cup of coffee?
• Andrew Cuomo is reintroducing himself to NYC. Is anyone interested?

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• Domestic and elder abuse fuel rise in NYC felony assaults, data shows
• Trump is cutting $1 trillion from Medicaid. Here’s what that means for NJ.
• A new book looks at Virgil Abloh’s remarkable rise to fame in fashion
• Woman commandeers Queens N train for 1-stop joy ride, NYPD says
• Several NYPD unions endorse Mayor Adams despite corruption allegations
• Cuomo called 'Freeze the Rent' pandering. Now, he wants the city to ‘increase’ regulations.
• A big battle over a plot of land in Jackson Heights splits the community
• It’s a wet hot bloodsucking summer in NYC as mosquitos thrive
• Mayor Adams touts cleanup of Bronx drug market, but locals say root problems remain
• Brooklyn man arrested in fatal crash with pedestrian, 95, who survived Nazis, Chernobyl
• Nassau County’s only gay nightclub closes less than 2 years after opening
• Early Addition: 'Slapping fannies and killing grannies'
• NY's wind power goals ‘impossible in the near term’ due to Trump, state says
• Heat relief forecast for NYC through early next week, meteorologists say
• NYC subway geyser caused by ancient Manhattan stream
• Extra Extra: Where to go if you want to have a beer and watch turtles race
• Hundreds of lawyers for low-income New Yorkers are on strike, but not yet Legal Aid
• NYC's biggest health care union joins groups dumping Cuomo for Mamdani
• Queens man shot and killed his wife's boyfriend outside of College Point home, NYPD says
• Andrew Cuomo assistant who alleged then-governor groped her settles suit for $450K
• Zohran Mamdani tells NYC business leaders he will discourage use of 'globalize the Intifada'
• 5 claims in former NYPD commissioner’s lawsuit that seem straight out of a soap opera
• NYPD: Two killed in morning Chinatown crash, driver in custody
• Gov. Hochul: NYC to lose hundreds of jobs after CBS cancels 'The Late Show'
• ‘He needs Hasidic voters’: Mayor Adams’ campaign gambit on a Brooklyn bike lane
• New York slams Trump for FEMA cuts as state recovers from flash flooding
• Gender-affirming care bills stall in Albany as they await Gov. Hochul's signature
• Columbia has a new definition of antisemitism backed by Trump admin
• Former NYPD head accuses Mayor Adams, police brass of 'criminal enterprise'
• Bronx teen fatally stabbed at smoke shop near her home, police say

WNYC

• Cécile McLorin Salvant at Bryant Park
• Vines at Berlin
• Bamba Wassoulou Groove at SOB's
• Versailles Royal Opera Orchestra and Franco Fagioli at L'Alliance's Florence Gould Theater
• July 19, 2025 – PBS News Weekend full episode
• Clashes in Syria despite ceasefire agreement
• Latest Newscast From the WNYC Newsroom
• Brian Lehrer Weekend: NYC Teachers & AI; Defining Antisemitism; 'Death & Taxes'
• Epstein Conspiracies, US Drug Manufacturing, Student Loan Overhaul
• Syrian presidency announces ceasefire

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• Mushroom enthusiasts are looking for a way to farm the morel- an elusive foraged delicacy
• Opinion: Farewell, equid program
• This Week in Politics: A crowded race for mayor gets more crowded
• Encore: Religion and AI, what does it mean when the word of God comes from a chatbot?
• How will details on Epstein's case help quell conspiracy theories?
• Saturday sports: The NFL players union head resigns, second half of baseball season
• A history of fictional bands from movies with hit tunes
• California Democrat Rep. Ro Khanna calls for releasing all files in the Epstein case
• An NPR member station manager assesses the future after Congress cuts federal funding
• The rescission package will pull money from UN peacekeeping work. What does this mean?
• Remembering Mississippi Mass Choir's singer, Mama Mosie Burks, who died at 92
• Here's why is it's so hard to have good cell service in certain areas of the U.S.
• East Harlem Awaits Second Avenue Subway. But at What Cost?
• Best Of: Stacey Abrams / Raphael Saadiq
• #2557: Baby Driver
• Best Of: Stacey Abrams / Raphael Saadiq
• WWDTM: James Gunn
• #2557: Baby Driver
• ICYMI: The Internet History of Jojo Siwa
• Gabfest Reads | A Beach Read for the Outraged
• #4774, Sonic Threads of William Basinski
• The Landlord Gutting America’s Hospitals
• July 18, 2025 – PBS News Hour full episode
• Will August bring a wave of trade deals or a hike in tariffs?
• Why are we so obsessed with manufacturing?
• Weekly Roundup: Trump attacks media over Epstein story
• Evening Roundup: Mayor Adams Expands Targeted Crime Reduction Program, New Jersey Braces for Medicaid Cuts, Association of Volleyball Professionals Take Over...
• Syria: Renewed clashes between Bedouin tribesmen and Druze Community
• Weekly Music Roundup: Robert Plant, Kronos Quartet, and Disiniblud
• The 40th Anniversary of Live Aid
• Post-Apocalyptic Thriller '40 Acres'
• Summer in the City: Make The Most of Manhattan
• The News Roundup For July 18, 2025
• The News Roundup For July 18, 2025
• Hit Parade | Here’s the Beef Edition Part 1
• Leah Litman on Trump’s Supreme Court
• DOJ News; Ask Gov. Murphy: July Recap; Columbia's New Definition of Antisemitism; Sportstalk: Caitlin Clark & Robo-Umps
• Ask Governor Murphy: July 2025 Recap
• Week of Wonder: Can we save the quietest places in the world?
• In The Dugout With Baseball All Stars

The City

• Mamdani Wins Endorsement of Powerful Health Care Union Once Loyal to Cuomo
• Bronx Defenders Join Growing Legal Services Worker Strike
• NYPD Bypassed Facial Recognition Ban to ID Pro-Palestinian Student Protester
• Family Reunions for Mexican Immigrants Persist in the Shadow of Immigration Enforcement
• Pool Closures Leave New Yorkers Heated as Summer Scorches
• Will Business and Mamdani Have a Meeting of the Minds?
• Late Push for Rockaway Railway Reboot Even as Park Proposal Takes Shape
• Nope to Open Primaries in NYC, Says Charter Revision Commission
• 30 Cops NYPD Claims Were ‘Improperly’ Hired Can Keep Their Jobs — For Now
• Zohran Mamdani’s Breakfast With House Democrats Avoids Intraparty Tensions

Wall Street Journal

• Wall Street Banks Prepare to Sell Billions of Dollars of X Loans
• Canada to Provide $720 Million to Canada Post to Avoid Insolvency at Mail Service
• Amazon Willing to Discuss Quebec Shutdown With Canadian Officials
• Target Drops DEI Goals and Ends Program to Boost Black Suppliers
• Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk
• Auto & Transport Roundup: Market Talk
• Basic Materials Roundup: Market Talk
• Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
• Novo Nordisk Shares Surge on New Obesity Drug Results
• EU Conditionally Approves International Paper's $7.16 Billion DS Smith Buy

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• Google to Put Warnings on U.K. Businesses Using Fake Online Reviews
• Ericsson Shares Slump as Earnings Hit by Weakness Outside of Core Networks Business
• Verizon Results Boosted by Higher Prices, Gain in Wireless Customers
• If You Need to Escape a Wildfire in an EV, Here Is What to Know
• CaixaBank's CFO Sees Case for Dealmaking Among Europe's Banks
• Tesla to Recall Cars in China on Safety Concerns
• Korea Zinc Shares Rally After Adopting New Investor Protection Rules
• Burberry Sees Positive Signs as Turnaround Plan Continues
• Rolls-Royce Strikes Contract to Supply Nuclear Reactors for U.K. Submarines
• China's WeRide Wants to Build Global Robotaxi Empire

Hell Gate

• The Cops Are (Mostly) Sweating Out the Eric Adams Era
• If I Rent This $4,420 Studio in the Evil Brooklyn Tower, Will I Rule Them All?
• Poetry in Hypermotion: Stop Shoving Subway Poems Between Lottery Ads
• Does the NYT Want Culture Writing or TikTok Videos?
• Bushwick's Turbo Pizza Has Detroit-Style Pies, Throwback Vibes
• Mayor Adams's 15 mph E-Bike Speed Limit Rolls Forward—But How Would It Even Work?
• Immigrants Sue Trump Administration to Stop ICE's Courthouse Dragnet
• Former NYPD Commissioner Alleges Mayor Adams Oversaw 'Coordinated Criminal Conspiracy' in Wild Lawsuit
• Another New York Public Radio CEO Departs
• Paragon Will Return—With Help from Techno Legend Kevin Saunderson

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• Andrew Cuomo's Comeback Video Raised Over $100,000…For Zohran Mamdani
• Meet Kenny Burgos, Your Landlord's Favorite TikTok Star
• Crown Heights Woman Will Sue the NYPD for Doing 'Nothing' to Protect Her from Pro-Israel Mob
• Who the Hell Is Curtis Sliwa?
• Immigrants Are Still Trapped in Brooklyn's Federal Gulag

New Yorker

• How Rembrandt Saw Esther
• To Be Young, Gifted, and Black at Fenway
• Behind Trump’s Jeffrey Epstein Problem
• Another Doctor Is Dead in Gaza
• Stephen Colbert on Kenneth Tynan’s Profile of Johnny Carson
• Leah Litman on Trump’s Supreme Court
• Michael Wolff on MAGA’s Revolt Over Jeffrey Epstein
• The Director Ari Aster Explains His COVID-Era Western “Eddington”
• Daily Cartoon: Friday, July 18th
• “Eddington” Is a Lethally Self-Satisfied COVID Satire

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• The Trophy Abs and Soul Ties of “Love Island USA”
• The Sophisticated Kitsch of Blackpink
• Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, and Three Conspiracy-Theory Theories
• How Dartmouth Became the Ivy League’s Switzerland
• Trump Has a Bad Case of Biden on the Brain
• Beauford Delaney’s Light and Faith
• Daily Cartoon: Thursday, July 17th
• The Aging Millennial’s Guide to Summer
• “Eddington” and the American Berserk
• “Double Time for Pat Hobby,” by F. Scott Fitzgerald
• “Cloud” Is a Cautionary Tale of E-Commerce—and the Summer’s Best Action Movie
• Rachel Kushner’s Advice to Writers
• Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, July 16th
• Gentle Parenting My Smartphone Addiction
• “SWAG,” Reviewed: Justin Bieber’s Messy, Improbable Masterpiece
• What Will Become of the C.I.A.?
• Can Trump Deport People to Any Country That Will Take Them?
• A New Agnès Varda Exhibition Is an Extension of Her Life’s Work
• Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, July 15th
• Chased by Climate Disaster in North Carolina
• How “The First Homosexuals” Shaped an Identity
• Can A.I. Find Cures for Untreatable Diseases—Using Drugs We Already Have?
• The Psychic Significance of Your Wordle Starting Word
• Daily Cartoon: Monday, July 14th
• A.I. Is About to Solve Loneliness. That’s a Problem
• How Much More “TACO” Madness Can the U.S. Economy Take?
• Is the U.S. Ready for the Next War?
• “Onions,” by Peter Balakian
• Joost Swarte’s “Sunny-Side Up”
• Not Drowning but Waving, at a Drone
• Briefly Noted Book Reviews
• A Memoir of Working-Class Britain Wrings Playfulness from Pain
• Ryan Davis’s Junk-Drawer Heart
• Letters from Our Readers
• Trump Flunks the Kitchen Test
• The Diary of Anna Franco
• “Girlfriends,” by Kim Addonizio
• Airbnb Gets Experiential
• Martha Stewart Among the Superfans
• A Family Doctor’s Search for Salvation

New York Review of Books

• The Road from Gaza
• Kashmir: Death and the River
• Hot Cats
• The New Imams
• ‘Where Are Our Boys?’
• In the Zone
• A Lesson for Democrats
• The Dismantling of American Health Care
• The New York World
• Netanyahu’s War

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• Saving Graces
• ‘The Red and the Green’
• Padre Marcelo’s Last March
• The Collector as Autocrat
• Locked Up by Erdogan
• After a Car Crash
• ‘I Am the Heir to Delacroix’
• Incorrigible Nudity
• The Parrot in the Machine
• How Can I Help You?
• [To a Strange, Hollow, and Confused Noise, They Heavily Vanish]
• From Riches to Rags to Renown
• Lessons of the Father
• Death in the Air
• Universities: Know Your Rights!
• A Show of Force
• Opening the House of Labor
• Death of a Tree
• ‘The Canal Is Ours’
• Flicking the War Switch
• Woolens
• Gaza: The War on Dialysis
• Tick Tock, Knock Knock
• The Museumgoer
• The Mamdani Coalition

Reddit New York

• Moving here!
• Five Years and Still Waiting: Help Jackie Find Her Forever Home
• An NPR member station manager [NCPR] assesses the future after Congress cuts federal funding
• [poetry] tonight we go fast
• Both sides of the ‘Big Bill’: How the federal budget impacts New York
• The Hudson Valley felt so much hotter than SW FL feels right now
• A Revolutionary War Tour of New York (Gift Article)
• PlantCon Event 8/30-31
• Any regional NY food specialties I should try on my road trip?
• New York homeschool families: I created a document management and filing app for LOI, IHIPs, Quarterlies, and Annuals. Would appreciate your feedback.

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• Mastodon bones found in backyard in Orange County, New York
• A Late 1890s E.R. Durkee & Co Salad Dressing Bottle From New York.
• An Early 1900s Virginia Dare Wine Bottle From New York.
• If you were to earn $10k twice a month but not be able to reside in New York would you take the money?
• Tesla's change in bylaws to limit shareholder lawsuits slammed by New York state officials
• Toddler friendly recommendations for NY
• Ex-Commissioner Sues, Saying Adams Ran N.Y.P.D. as a Criminal Enterprise
• NY Attorney General Report on the Investigation into the Death of Sabeeh Alalkawi
• As N.Y. moves away from Regents exams, new Portrait of a Graduate is adopted
• Trump tariffs 2025: New York launches statewide economic impact study
• Nick Langworthy protects pedophiles
• Are you breaking NY’s left lane law without knowing it? What to know about the 'Slow Poke Law'
• NY clerk again refuses to enforce Texas judgment against doctor who provided abortion pills | AP News
• Are you breaking NY’s left lane law without knowing it? What to know about the 'Slow Poke Law'
• Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo staying in NYC mayoral race as an independent, sources say

Eater NYC

• The Saddest NYC Restaurant Closures in July
• The Four Horsemen Follow-Up Is as Exciting as We Hoped It Would Be
• The Grocery Store That’s Listening to Customers and Lowering Prices
• Tracking the NYC Restaurants in ‘And Just Like That…’ Season 3, Episode 8
• The Best Diners in NYC
• The NYC Restaurant Openings You Should Know About This July
• The Texas Restaurant Group That Hired April Bloomfield May Take Over LES Nine Orchard
• One of LA’s Best Taquerias Makes Its New York Debut
• A New Rockaway Restaurant Opens With Proper Cocktails and Mexican Fare
• The Michelin Guide Adds 14 NYC Restaurants Up for 2025 Awards

Grub Street

• Aymann Ismail Is Nostalgic for Brazilian Burgers
• Is All This Salt Killing Us?
• How Much Salt Is Really in Your Dinner (or Breakfast)?
• Michael Anthony Has Spent Months on His Waldorf Salad
• Parvati Shallow Experiences Survivor Flashbacks in Central Park
• The Four Horsemen Team’s New Restaurant Is (Finally) Ready to Go
• The Best Food of 2025 (So Far)
• He’s Not the Milkman. He’s the Milk Guy.
• Rachel Kushner Wants Her Tacos Hot Enough to Hurt
• Two Hot-Dog Icons Will Return to Coney Island Tomorrow

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• Are ‘Rainbow Whips’ Worth All the Hype?
• Korean Seafood Is the Specialty at Musaek in Midtown
• The Best New Restaurants in the Hamptons This Summer
• Where to Eat in July
• Are Hamptons Restaurants Really So Bad or Just Misunderstood?
• Molly Jong-Fast Always Gets a Waffle Cone
• Does the New Fedora Live Up to Its Famous Name?
• TikTok Chefs Have Upstaged Their Clients
• New York’s Indian Food Is More Creative Than Ever
• How the Crunchwrap Became Bigger Than Taco Bell

Curbed NYC

• Still a Hovel After All These Years
• This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings
• The Original Hamptons Party House
• The Look Book Goes to the Sky High Farm Biennial
• Les Wexner Bought Norman Foster’s Estate on Martha’s Vineyard
• The Gold-Leaf-Wallpaper Feud on East 72nd Street
• Here Come the Urban Country Clubs
• When a Subway Stop Becomes a Geyser
• A Jane Street One-Bed With a Key to a Private Garden for $990,000
• Inside Amy Sedaris’s Guest Apartment

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• Eddie Huang Takes Us Restaurant Shopping
• ’90s Downtown Kids, Your Youth Has Been Sold Off
• Secret Listings, Weird Vibes, and Some Really Good Finds
• For the First Time in 50 Years, the Bubble House Is for Sale
• Re-creating a Waldorf Astoria That No One Remembers
• The Upper West Side Is Trying to Tame Delivery Traffic
• More Trouble at the Brooklyn Mirage?
• A Jackson Heights Two-Bedroom With a Private Elevator for $815,000
• The Real-Estate Sons Have Taken Over
• Real Housewives’ Erin Dana Lichy Got an UWS Townhouse

Observer

• At Kunstmuseum Basel, Medardo Rosso’s Radical Dismantling of Form
• 5 Billionaire Philanthropists Pool $1B to Help Low-Income Americans with A.I.
• The 2025 Latin American Foto Festival Grapples with Extremes
• The Indian Supper Clubs You Can’t Get Into
• Mark Morris’ Latest Work at The Joyce Is Pure Delight
• The New Tech Nationalists: Silicon Valley’s 2025 Power Play
• The Best Oyster Bars in Los Angeles, From Casual Counters to Coastal Chic
• One Fine Show: ‘Little Beasts: Art, Wonder and the Natural World’ at the National Gallery of Art
• The 30 Best Summer Hats for Men Who Value Style and Sun Protection
• PepsiCo Focuses on Healthier Snacks Amid Trump-Era Policy Changes

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• Hauser & Wirth Spotlights Luchita Hurtado’s Underrecognized Geometric Word Paintings
• Netflix Profit Soars, Gears Up for a Blockbuster-Heavy Second Half of 2025
• Tariff-Related Volatility Is Fueling Trading Revenue Across Wall Street Banks
• The Indomitable Berthe Weill, Forgotten Champion of the Parisian Avant-garde
• Julian Charrière’s ‘Midnight Zone’ Channels Abyssal Intensity to Inspire Ecological Awareness
• Manhattan Theatre Club’s Lynne Meadow On Staging Her Next Chapter
• ‘Hoa Tay (Flower Hands)’ Searches for Cultural Assimilation in New Orleans
• Where to Indulge in the Best Caviar Service in Los Angeles
• Apple Inks $500M Deal With the Only US Rare Earth Miner Amid US-China Trade War
• Jeff Bezos Names Ex-Amazon Exec Tom Taylor as CEO of $10B Earth Fund

AM New York

• Chinatown hit-and-run crash near Manhattan Bridge leaves two people dead, suspects questioned
• Grab a shake and go back in time: The Standard High Line debuts nostalgic diner pop-up
• How Melba’s brings Harlem’s heart to Grand Central
• ‘AAPI for Mayor Adams’: Adams campaigns in Chinatown, earns support from local leaders
• Teen stabbed in front of Astoria gym trying to defend friend under attack: NYPD
• ‘Late Show’ lament: For Midtown businesses, Stephen Colbert cancellation marks the end of an era
• Queens man charged in fatal stabbing of Corona man: NYPD
• Sonrisa rum tasting draws Fat Joe fans to Throggs Neck
• Out of this world: Queens students have live Earth-to-space conversation with NASA astronaut
• Every Block Counts: NYC expands targeted crime-reduction program to all five boroughs