Security Firm Owned by Deputy Mayor Banks Lands No-Bid City Contracts
A security company previously owned by Deputy Mayor Philip Banks has secured a $150-million contract with the city Housing Authority. The Adams administration has approved this company, Overwatch Services, to qualify for no-bid security...
Liberty and Aces Face Off in WNBA Semifinals Rematch
New York Liberty Advance to Semifinals After Sweeping Atlanta DreamThe New York Liberty have secured their spot in the semifinals of the WNBA playoffs after sweeping the Atlanta Dream in the first round with...
Aaron Rodgers Criticizes Refs Over Jets-Bills Penalty Controversy
Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed frustration with the officiating following the team's 23-20 loss to the Bills. The game saw a total of 22 penalties, with 11 being called on each team. Rodgers felt...
Manhattan Waterfront Greenway Partial Closure for Bicyclists & Pedestrians until 2025
A portion of the Manhattan Waterfront Greenway has been closed for repairs until spring 2025, affecting walkers, runners, and cyclists. The closure spans from 100th to 125th Streets, known as the Cherry Walk, along...
Sidewalk Shed Collapse in Chelsea: FDNY Investigates, Injuring Three | amNewYork
A sidewalk shed in Chelsea collapsed on Monday morning, injuring three people, with one in critical condition, according to authorities. The incident occurred on 29th Street between 7th and 8th Avenues at around 8:20...
NYPD Issued Jaywalking Tickets Disproportionately to People of Color
New York City's jaywalking laws have been a point of contention for many residents, with the NYPD issuing hundreds of tickets each year for this violation. Despite the fact that jaywalking is a common...
2025 NYC Mayoral Race: Challengers Impress with Fundraising Efforts
Mayor Eric Adams is facing significant challenges in the 2025 NYC mayoral race as his competitors demonstrate impressive fundraising efforts. While Adams' fundraising totals for the latest filing period have not been disclosed yet,...
Improving NYC Board of Elections Training to Address Dysfunction
New York City’s Board of Elections has been under scrutiny for its frequent mistakes rather than its accomplishments. To address this issue, the board recently certified 15 of its senior managers as professional elections...