Janno Lieber wants Zohran Mamdani to keep his hands of the MTA's fare revenue. MTA Chair Janno Lieber has for months praised Zohran Mamdani's enthusiasm for transit funding, but has also dismissed his free bus pitch as unfeasible. [ more ]

Eric Adams The head of Rybak Development previously raised roughly $28,000 for Mayor Eric Adams first mayoral run, but he was not registered as a bundler with the citys Campaign Finance Board. [ more ]

The part of East Kingsbridge Road in the Bronx where police say a 35-year-old woman was fatally stabbed on Oct. 26, 2025 Cristian Moya was charged with murder, manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon. [ more ]

Because the Drink Champs cohost is going for 26.2, here are your afternoon links: Daniel Radcliffe returning to Broadway, power to the pigeons, high honor for "six-seven" and more. [ more ]

Early voting is underway. Election Day is Nov. 4 Data shows younger voters are beginning to vote in larger numbers. [ more ]

Robert Perkins, a registered nurse, is tasked with making quick mental health diagnoses of people who appear to be homeless in New York City's subway stations. He says cops are essential to his team's work. Democratic mayoral front-runner Zohran Mamdani has vowed to remove the NYPD from most mental health and homeless outreach. That would gut a program ...

A view of Elmhurst, Queens. An Elmhurst rezoning would create 314 housing units, while a sprawling Jamaica proposal could bring more than 12,000 units. [ more ]

Runners from last year's race made it the biggest race in the world, organizers said. Sunday's race is expected to draw over 1 million spectators and 50,000 runners. [ more ]

A gun free zone sign in time square in New York. The New York City Council is poised to pass the legislation, the first of its kind in the nation, on Wednesday. [ more ]

Because the math maths if you're talking about a prime spot inside The Row's sample sale, here are your early links: Andrew Cuomo's adventures in podcasting, Bill de Blasio's interview that wasn't, Halloween decorations can cause migraines and more. [ more ]

Rain and clouds are expected to clear out of NYC for Halloween Rain expected for Thursday will largely clear out by Friday [ more ]

An infrastructure maintenance worker uses an excavator along a street in Greenwich Village, A new report suggests that government intervention is necessary to take on the gargantuan task. [ more ]

Mott Haven in the Bronx. A new housing production tracker reveals where affordable homes get built, and where they get blocked. [ more ]

A platform, now featuring escalators, at the Grand Central subway station. The work had caused congestion in one of the busiest stations in the city. [ more ]

NYPD barricades outside the 73rd precinct on March 4, 2023. Three men posing as construction workers broke into a Jamaica Hills home and made off with a safe and valuables, according to the NYPD. [ more ]

Mikie Sherrill Democrats have built a sizable lead in the early vote, eclipsing the partys early advantage four years ago. [ more ]

The North Corona intersection where police say a cyclist hit an open car door and died on Oct. 27, 2025 The 26-year-old was ejected from his bike and pronounced dead at the hospital. [ more ]

Zohran Mamdani Mayor Eric Adams is reportedly considering packing the Rent Guidelines Board, which sets allowable rent increases for rent-stabilized buildings, before leaving office. [ more ]

The parking lot at the eastern end of 34th Street, before cars were removed. Gym rats can find their swollmates at the $1 million temporary public gym opening next spring. [ more ]

The scorched interior of Singas Pizza in Flushing, Queens, following a two-alarm fire caused by a lithium-ion battery. Tuesdays oversight hearing follows growing concern over battery farms and the risks posed by lithium-ion fires. [ more ]

Because multiple people said he might run for Congress, here are your early links: Climate change, composting, Ratbubu and more. [ more ]

A police car of the New York Police Department. The 27-year-old was initially charged in connection with a fire in an apartment building. [ more ]

An NYPD cruiser in Manhattan Officers discovered her near the elevated Metro-North Railroad tracks on Park Avenue. [ more ]

Families of fentanyl poisoning victims take part in the Fourth Annual National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day event in Times Square on Aug. 21, 2025. Holding photos of loved ones lost, participants shared personal stories in a public call for awareness, education, and accountability. The city recorded 2,192 deaths from accidental drug overdoses ...

Joan Rodriguez stands outside the apartment building in downtown Brooklyn where she lived for about four years before she says her landlord illegally locked her out. Its illegal in New York to lock a resident out of their apartment without a warrant. Some landlords are doing it anyway. [ more ]