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New York Times

• DuPont Agrees to $27 Million Payout in Hoosick Falls Water Contamination
• N.Y.P.D. Moves to Fire Dozens of Officers Who Failed Psychological Exams
• New York Must Move Forward With Housing Voucher Expansion, Court Rules
• Billionaire Bill Ackman Loses Pro Tennis Debut at Hall of Fame Open
• Bronx Museum Picks New Leader
• Espaillat Endorses Mamdani for Mayor, After Backing Cuomo and Adams
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Brooklyn
• FEMA Is Holding Up $2.4 Billion in Grants to Fight Terrorism, States Say
• Library180, a Magazine Nirvana in Manhattan’s Financial District
• As N.Y.C. Replaces MetroCards With OMNY, Transit Riders Have Complaints

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• Lawmakers in Liberal States Want ICE Agents to Show Their Faces
• Homes for Sale in New Jersey and New York
• How Endorsements From Pulpits Could Play Out in New York
• In Beauford Delaney’s Luminous Watercolors, Color Flirts With Line
• Mamdani, Urged to Keep Tisch as Police Commissioner, Is Considering It
• Zohran Mamdani Expands Campaign Team, Hiring Veteran Democrat
• Court Overturns Conviction for Memes That Sought to Trick Clinton Voters
• Harlem Middle School Aide Accused of Sexually Abusing 3 Students
• How a Single Overdose Unraveled an Empire of Heroin
• Eric Adams Asked Bill Ackman to Vet Campaign Manager Before Hiring Him

New York Post

• NYPD, other city agencies crack down on trash, drug-infested ‘Broadway of The Bronx’: ‘Going to be our ground zero’
• Hochul blames Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful’ bill for money woes weeks after NYS OK’d massive spending hike
• Mayor Adams must implement controversial and costly City Council housing voucher plan, NY court rules
• New York hospital worker accused of secretly filming 13K patients, staff in bathroom: lawsuit
• Hakeem Jeffries’ team blasts Zohran Mamdani’s liberal ‘Team Gentrification’ as primary threats spark NYC Dem feud
• Daughter of NJ police chief accuses him, others of ‘ritualistic’ abuse, years of sexual assault: court docs
• Eric Adams positions himself as pro-education NYC mayoral candidate, announcing $80M funding surge
• Long Island’s alleged ghost gun kingpin arrested, over 100 firearms seized in Suffolk County’s biggest weapons bust ever
• Old-school NYC toy store will close after 44 years, neighbors crushed as ‘magic disappears’
• Rattled NYC elite try to tame Marxist Mamdani

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• NYC woman haunted by horrifying July 4th rape on Coney Island — where she says bystanders laughed and filmed ‘like it was a movie’
• Duo exonerated in brutal 1994 NYC murder — after they wrongly served decades in prison: ‘Cannot undo the past’
• Livvy Dunne called too ‘sparkly’ for NYC neighborhood as locals question why co-op blocked her from buying Babe Ruth pad
• Nostalgia Fest kicks off as the ‘90s rule Long Island this weekend
• New York lost many construction jobs during the pandemic — and still hasn’t recovered: report
• Zohran Mamdani’s 2020 Twitter meltdowns shows he’s no leader —socialist threatens to bring NYC back to bad old days
• NYC sicko, 63, who allegedly raped boy, 14, in broad daylight has 2 prior busts targeting strangers: cops
• Patients at NYC nursing home tie the knot in sweet ceremony at facility where they first fell in love
• Russian stowaway says she snuck onto Paris-bound flight at JFK to ‘save my life’ in deluded courtroom rant
• Record-high rents and bidding wars leave NYC house hunters scrambling for shelter this summer

Gothamist

• Drones are spotting more sharks at NYC beaches. But are the sharks new in town?
• NYC mom whose teen son died subway surfing can sue TikTok, Instagram, judge says
• NYC art schools see record-high application numbers as Gen Zers clamber to enroll
• It’s the late 2000s again at Staten Island’s Maker Park Music Fest
• Early Addition: Meet the rich guys for Zohran Mamdani
• Tickets for FIFA Club World Cup semifinals at MetLife are a steal amid sluggish sales
• More pregnant New Yorkers are turning to doulas for help, but disparities persist
• Cakes from Bronx's Valencia Bakery are center stage in Bad Bunny's 'NUEVAYoL' music video
• Former NYPD chiefs claim Adams administration created a culture of cronyism, corruption
• New bus lanes coming to Hillside Avenue in Queens

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• Why many Asian American Trump voters chose Zohran Mamdani in NYC's primary
• Early Addition: Would drivers still double-park in the bus lane if it was on the left side of the road?
• Trump’s tax bill will raise NJ’s high energy costs even higher, Murphy admin says
• Big Tech, NYC teachers union join forces in new AI initiative that's drawing concerns
• Chemical giant DuPont settles Hoosick Falls contamination suit for $27 million
• Extra Extra: Lifestyles of the Costco elite membership cardholders
• Rikers detainee dies at hospital after lawyer says he tried to get him released from jail
• Hudson River train tunnel construction to disrupt West Side drivers, cyclists
• 'Deeply traumatic': Report finds NYC's child welfare agency is broken for families
• Woman accuses NYPD of failing to protect her from Brooklyn mob in $1.25 million claim
• Medicaid cuts will pummel NY jobs and health care. The Bronx could take the biggest hit.
• Trump tax and spending bill blows $3 billion hole in New York state budget, official says
• EPA employees, supporters rally in NYC to reinstate staffers benched by Trump admin
• Zohran Mamdani endorsed by NY Rep. Adriano Espaillat for mayor
• Early Addition: Babe Ruth's old apartment is back on the market after the co-op board stopped an influencer from buying it
• Extra Extra: What George Santos wants you to know before he goes to prison
• Whole Foods is trying to shut down a Bowery rooftop bar
• Police seek additional victims, info after Queens man's arrest on child rape charges
• Is this ‘Phantom of the Opera’ revival the new ‘Sleep No More’?
• Stefanik and Lawler are in a NY governor’s race staredown. Who will blink first?
• NYPD getting rid of 31 officers it says should never have been hired
• Mamdani-inspired videos about NYC are going viral on TikTok
• Search ends with no sign of man seen jumping into Hudson River near Pier 40, FDNY says
• Adams administration must expand city-funded rental subsidies, appeals court says
• Judge lets Mayor Adams remove bike lane protections on Brooklyn's Bedford Avenue
• Bronx teen shot to death on busy commercial strip, suspects still at large, police say
• Queens e-bike battery fire kills woman in NYC’s first battery-related death of 2025, FDNY says
• ‘They’re killing us’: Immigrants complain of inhumane conditions inside NYC holding site
• Extra Extra: Plight of the red-sauce joint that's not a 'red-sauce joint'
• Heat advisory, flood watch in effect for NYC area Tuesday, officials urge caution

WNYC

• Long Covid Showed Me the Bottom of American Health Care
• Elisapie at National Museum of the American Indian
• 11/07/2025 02:01 GMT
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• Latest Newscast From the WNYC Newsroom
• 11/07/2025 00:01 GMT
• July 10, 2025 – PBS News Hour full episode
• 10/07/2025 23:01 GMT
• The Megabill And The Green Economy
• The Megabill And The Green Economy

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• 10/07/2025 22:01 GMT
• Reliable earnings outlooks? In this economy?
• 15 people killed outside medical clinic in Gaza
• 10/07/2025 21:01 GMT
• Who Wants a Third Party, Anyway?
• Evening Roundup: Zohran Mamdani Gets Endorsement from Former Cuomo Backer, Supporters of EPA Workers Push for Reinstatement, Iconic Diner Prepares for Closur...
• Has Insomnia Become a Public Health Emergency?
• 10/07/2025 20:01 GMT
• 10/07/2025 19:01 GMT
• SCOTUS & The Reconception Of American Constitutional Order
• SCOTUS & The Reconception Of American Constitutional Order
• Houses of worship can now endorse candidates. What are the implications?
• The 100th Anniversary of the Scopes Trial
• 'The Mad, MAD World of Jonathan Adler'; A Beach Read Debut From Katie Yee; 100 Years Since The Scopes Trial; Insomnia As A Public Health Issue
• Beach Reads Week: Katie Yee's Heartbreak Novel
• Jonathan Adler's Ceramic Art At The Museum of Arts and Design
• The DSA and the Mayoral Race; How Trump's Spending Law Will Change Student Loans; New Jersey's 'Red-Hot' Governor's Race; July's Shooting Stars
• How Trump's Spending Law Will Change Student Loans
• 10/07/2025 18:01 GMT
• The Democrats divided over populism
• Ross Gay — Hope Portal, Episode 7
• #5026, From NSL: Meredith Monk and Alarm Will Sound, From Merkin Hall
• 10/07/2025 17:01 GMT
• Sleight of Hand
• Midday News: Upstate Town Awarded $27 Million in Water Contamination Suit, Rikers Inmate Dies During Hospital Visit, and Zohran Mamdani’s New Supporters
• The DSA and the Mayoral Race
• July's Shooting Stars
• 10/07/2025 16:01 GMT
• The global race to build icebreakers
• New Jersey's 'Red-Hot' Governor's Race
• 10/07/2025 15:01 GMT
• Stefanik and Lawler are in a NY governor’s race staredown. Who will blink first?
• South Africans fear spike in HIV infections as US aid cuts bite
• 10/07/2025 14:01 GMT
• 10/07/2025 13:01 GMT
• 10/07/2025 12:01 GMT
• 10/07/2025 11:01 GMT
• Morning Headlines: Medicaid Cuts Could Hit Bronx Hard, Braille Library Launches New E-Readers, and Woman to Sue NYPD Over Crown Heights Protest Mob
• Texas Vigil, Flood Danger Zones, Ukraine Air Defenses
• 10/07/2025 10:01 GMT

The City

• Heated Staten Island Amazon Warehouse Workers Rally for Better Conditions
• Meet the Brit Mapping NYC, One Story, Block and Bike Ride at a Time
• From Convicted Killer to Magazine Writer: One Prisoner’s Bid for Mercy
• The Last City-Run Walk-In COVID Test Center to Close
• Eric Adams’ Chances of Getting Public Campaign Matching Funds Just Got Worse
• As Rikers Population Surges, Correction Department Bid to Add Beds Stalls
• Four Former Police Chiefs Claim They Were Ousted for Whistleblowing Under Mayor Adams
• Seeing More Fireflies in New York City This Year? You’re Not Alone.
• Can Zohran Mamdani’s Free Bus Promise Get Out of the Parking Lot?
• Bronx Lags in Digital Access and Education, Report Finds

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

• Read the NYPD Trial Judge's Decision to Fire the Cop Who Killed Allan Feliz—That Commissioner Tisch Just Tossed
• It's a 'Sangwiches' Summer at Rockaway's Panino Bozza
• Judge Allows Eric Adams to Make Bedford Ave Dangerous Again
• A Lot of Joy, a Little Chaos During the First Week of Adult Lap Swim's Return
• Adams Administration Will Close NYC's Last Remaining Free COVID Testing Site
• Even Steve Croman's Dad Thinks He's a 'Fraudster'
• NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch Is Just Another Cop
• Eric Adams's NYPD Was a Sewer of Cronyism and Corruption, Four New Lawsuits Claim
• The Future of Public Toilets In NYC Is Muddy, Bleak, and Kind of See-Through
• Drones Vs. Sharks

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• Hell Gate's Got a New Summer Reporter!
• Former Governor David Paterson Wants Anti-Mamdani Candidates to Unite, Then Sacrifice Themselves
• Why Did the New York Times Collaborate With a Eugenicist?
• The Yearslong Fight for Fort Greene Park Is Over (For Now)
• Trump's Big Smash-and-Grab Will Absolutely Screw New Yorkers

New Yorker

• Did Donald Trump Really Just Break Up with Vladimir Putin?
• Package Tracking Takes a Dark Turn in “Paper Towels”
• Why a Devoted Justice Department Lawyer Became a Whistle-Blower
• Daily Cartoon: Thursday, July 10th
• “Too Much” Remixes the Rom-Com
• “Hot Spot,” by Nora Lange
• The Simplistic Moral Lessons of “Superman”
• Notes to the Editor of a Watch Commercial
• Remembrance of Scents Past
• “Materialists,” “Too Much,” and the Modern Rom-Com

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• Andy Beshear Has a Plan for the Democratic Party
• Amy Bloom’s Favorite Family Novels
• “A Marriage at Sea” Is a Study of Couplehood in Extremis
• Is There Still Time to Be Hopeful About the Climate?
• Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, July 9th
• 4.6 Billion Years On, the Sun Is Having a Moment
• Are You Experiencing Posting Ennui?
• Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, July 8th
• A Quietly Subversive Novel About Renewal on the Italian Riviera
• Definitive Proof That Cats and Babies Actually Are the Same
• The Texas Floods and the Lives Lost at Camp Mystic
• The War on Gaza’s Children
• Bonus Daily Cartoon: Catching Up
• Daily Cartoon: Monday, July 7th
• Sheldon Whitehouse’s Three-Hundredth Climate Warning
• Is the Hispanic Red Wave for Donald Trump Starting to Crash?
• The Economic Consequences of the Big Odious Bill
• Restaurant Review: JR & Son
• Richard Price’s Street Life
• Zadie Smith Reads “The Silence”
• How to Save a Dog
• Sink or Swim
• Kalief Browder: A Decade Later
• U2’s Bono on the Power of Music
• Far-Flung Local Gems
• Daily Cartoon: Friday, July 4th
• Trump’s Megabill and the New Art of G.O.P. Capitulation
• The Tragedy of the Diddy Trial
• Daily Cartoon: Thursday, July 3rd
• “Dedication,” by Karan Mahajan
• We’ve Lost Direction
• Lorde Strips Down to Start Over
• The Best Books We’ve Read in 2025 So Far
• Curzio Malaparte’s Shock Tactics
• Donald Trump, Zohran Mamdani, and Posting as Politics
• Ottessa Moshfegh Reads “The Comedian”
• Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, July 2nd
• Souvankham Thammavongsa Reads Samanta Schweblin
• Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, July 1st
• What Therapists Treating Immigrants Hear

New York Review of Books

• A Lesson for Democrats
• The Dismantling of American Health Care
• The New York World
• Locked Up by Erdogan
• Incorrigible Nudity
• ‘I Am the Heir to Delacroix’
• How Can I Help You?
• After a Car Crash
• From Riches to Rags to Renown
• Padre Marcelo’s Last March

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• ‘The Red and the Green’
• The Collector as Autocrat
• Lessons of the Father
• [To a Strange, Hollow, and Confused Noise, They Heavily Vanish]
• The Parrot in the Machine
• Netanyahu’s War
• Death in the Air
• Saving Graces
• 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
• ‘Die Once, Mourn Once’
• What’s Not There
• Phorm Energy Screamin’ Freedom
• Our Nusrat
• ‘The Shame of Israeli Medicine’: An Exchange
• Colors and Shapes
• Candid Cameron
• The War to Remake Myanmar

Reddit New York

• Stefanik and Lawler are in a NY governor’s race staredown. Who will blink first? | WNYC
• Long beach beach patrol. A few people associated with the beach patrol were destroying other beach towns property.
• An Early 1900s Novacaine Bottle From New York.
• A Test Which Failed Us All: How New York's Specialized High School Exam Became a Blueprint for Inequality
• Can Donald Trump really take over New York City? (Archived link in Comments below)
• Long Island community outraged after Honors student detained by ICE, sent to Louisiana holding facility for “probable deportation”
• has anyone tried designing a new york license plate?
• Four Former Police Chiefs Claim They Were Ousted for Whistleblowing Under Mayor Adams
• Protect New York’s tech economy
• An Early 1920s Frostilla Lotion Bottle From New York.

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• Ex-NYPD Leaders Accuse Adams of Corruption and Favoritism
• UPSTATE NY HEALTH INSURANCE
• UPSTATE NY HEALTH INSURANCE
• Anyone have experience buying a private party vehicle from Texas?
• Can we take a moment to appreciate how many big names of American History were governors of New York?
• Apple’s 5th Ave store spray-painted to protest ‘climate hypocrisy’ | An Extinction Rebellion protester was arrested after spray-painting ‘Tim + Trump = Toxic’ on Apple’s New York City storefront.
• Paterson calls on leaders to come together to defeat Mamdani in NYC mayoral election
• Debunking All the B.S. About Zohran Mamdani
• Would a thousand New Yorkers be willing to sign a petition to the governor to do some specific things to prevent unconstitutional abductions that violate our bill of rights?
• MTA union quietly turned to Albany in push for 2 staffers on every train
• Betting app falsifies live results exactly the same way the presidential betting app was doing before the election in order to deter would be voters to make a difference. Please do not fall for this.
• These are the NY reps who voted Yes on Trump's BIG UGLY BILL
• New York State to offer free community college to adult learners
• VOTE THEM OUT
• New York Times Grants Race Science Enthusiast Anonymity in Mamdani Hit Piece

Eater NYC

• Tracking the NYC Restaurants in ‘And Just Like That…’ Season 3, Episode 7
• The Best Brunch Spots in New York City, According to Eater Editors
• Tribeca Diner Patrons Lobby on Behalf of Server Detained by ICE
• The City’s Biggest Nautical-Themed Restaurant Will Drop Anchor in Chelsea Next Week
• Best Places to Eat and Drink Poolside in New York
• Find Glorious Pakistani Chopped Cheeses at This East Village Restaurant
• Two of Brooklyn’s Toughest Tables Are Growing
• The Team Behind Penny and Claud Is Opening Another Spot
• New York Is a Red Sauce Town. So Why Are These Restaurants Quietly Disappearing?
• The 38 Best Restaurants in New York City

Grub Street

• 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
• 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?

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• 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
• Catherine Lacey Rips Into Crabs With Her Bare Hands
• Anne Burrell and the Vast Reach of the TV Chef
• Our Summer Eating Guide, Mapped
• New York Wins Big at the James Beard Awards
• We Found the Best Rotisserie Chickens in New York

Curbed NYC

• 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
• One of the Last Water Towers on the North Fork
• The Look Book Goes to Summit One Vanderbilt
• What It Would Take to Make Buses Free

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• The Squatter Squabble at the William Vale
• The 3 Percent Rent Hike Nobody Wanted
• An East Village One-Bedroom With a Huge Skylight for $995,000
• This Used to Be the Ex-Lax Factory
• ‘Anybody That Says They’re Leaving Ain’t Leaving’
• The Townhouses With Doormen, Pet Spas, and Pickleball Courts
• The Empty Nesters of the Williamsburg Waterfront
• How to Navigate JFK When It’s Under Construction
• Zohran Mamdani’s Win Prompted a Complete Freak-out Among NYC’s Power Brokers
• This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings

Observer

• Review: The Deliciously Dark ‘Heathers’ Is Back Off-Broadway
• A Trove of Early Computer Art Is Hiding in Plain Sight in Sotheby’s History of Science & Technology Sale
• Zero Art Fair Isn’t Selling Art—It’s Giving It Away, With Just a Few Caveats
• Céleste Boursier-Mougenot’s Meditative ‘Clinamen’ Is a 21st-Century Urban Giverny
• A.I., Copyright and the Case That Could Shape Creative Ownership Standards
• Hugging Face’s Climate Lead Warns Against Using A.I. for Math or Therapy
• Yoshua Bengio Wants to Curb the Technology He Helped Usher In
• The Empathy and Everyday Magic of Jenna Gribbon’s Milan Debut
• ‘David Hockney 25’ Is an Ode to His Restless Curiosity and Unmistakable Style
• La Dolce Vita: Where to Find Aperitivo Hour in L.A.

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• ‘Sovereign’ Is a Fire Alarm for America’s Most Dangerous Family Values
• Geoffrey Hinton Warns Current A.I. May Soon Grow Past Its ‘Cute Tiger Cub’ Phase
• The Best Cream Blushes for a Dewy, Radiant and Sun-Kissed Summer Glow
• OpenAI’s Education Head Says Real Learning Takes Struggle—Not Just ChatGPT Help
• Skirball Cultural Center Showcases Jack Kirby’s Singular Vision of Heroism and Humanity
• Linda Yaccarino Steps Down as CEO of Elon Musk’s X After Two Turbulent Years
• A Curator Comes Home: Helen Nisbet Returns to Scotland to Lead Glasgow’s Biennial
• Tech CEOs and Finance Moguls at 2025 Sun Valley: So Far in Photos
• An Insider’s Guide to West Hollywood
• Art Basel Qatar Prepares to Upend the Traditional Fair Model With a New Artist-Led Format

AM New York

• Two men critical after stabbing each other in the Bronx: cops
• Violent felon sentenced to 25 years to life for brutal Queens hammer attack that left victim asking ‘Why me?’
• Deadly Belt Parkway crash claims lives of Springfield Gardens man and Manhattan mother: NYPD
• Lucchese crime family captain sentenced to 21 months in prison for long-running illegal gambling biz
• Council Member Won, husband Eugene Noh denounce ‘sexist’ scrutiny after he joins Adams campaign
• Appellate court directs Adams to implement CityFHEPS reforms, administration reviews further legal options
• NYPD says 31 cops were never qualified to serve, orders resignations with 24hrs
• Asian supermarket giant 99 Ranch Market to open first NYC store in Flushing
• June saw significant decline in major felonies and shootings in Brooklyn
• Holden slams Charter Revision Commission proposals as ‘City of Yes on steroids’