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Crisis At Rikers: How Case Delays Are Locking Up More and More People For Years Without Trial

As a result of the pandemic, nearly a third of the roughly 5,400 people currently held in city jails have been waiting more than a year for a trial.

By

George Joseph


News

COVID Vaccinations Surge As Mandate Takes Effect For NYC Public School Employees

City officials said 95% of NYC public school staff had gotten at least one COVID shot by Monday — 18,000 of them over the past 10 days.

By

Jessica Gould


News

Hack Of Oath Keepers Militia Group Includes Names Of Active NYPD Officers, De Blasio Launches Investigation

A review by WNYC/Gothamist of hacked records appears to tie several law enforcement officers and public officials in New York to a far-right militia linked with the attack on U.S. Capitol in January. Mayor de Blasio's office has announced an investigation.

By

George Joseph

and

Micah Loewinger


News

Federal Court Clears Vaccine Mandate For NYC Public School Staff

Mayor de Blasio says all adults in public schools now have until Friday at 5 p.m. to get a COVID shot or they’ll be replaced on Monday.

By

Jessica Gould


News

Crisis At Rikers: How NYC Judges Fueled An Increase In The City’s Jail Population

Twelve people have died in city jails so far this year. Data shows judges have contributed to the swelling detainee population. An analysis by Gothamist/WNYC and New York Focus shows who the top judges are.

By

George Joseph

and

Akash Mehta


Food

With Details Still Pending, Restaurant Industry Accepts City’s New Vaccine Mandate To Avoid Another Shutdown

The city says it’ll spend the next month helping owners acclimate to the new requirement, which could ensure many — but not all — indoor patrons are vaccinated against COVID.

By

Beth Fertig


News

With Crime At Record Lows, Should NYC Have Fewer Cops?

Advocates say that this era of falling crime and decarceration calls for a major reassignment of resources.

By

Emma Whitford


News

Duh: Of Course, Bloomberg Will Veto Modified Paid Sick Leave Bill

Bloomberg says paid sick leave will ruin everything, almost.

By

Jen Chung


Arts & Entertainment

Map: Thousands Demand Fireworks Back On The East River

Just because July Fourth has come and gone doesn't mean people have forgotten how Macy's once again turned its back on much of New York City. Never forget.

By

Garth Johnston


Food

DeBlasio Slams Plan To Ban Israeli Products At Park Slope Food Co-op

Public Advocate Bill DeBlasio is defending your right to buy seltzer, matzo and kosher goodies imported from Israel at the Park Slope Food Co-op.

By

Anna Hiatt


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