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North Brooklyn street redesign paves the way for NYC's 'low-traffic neighborhood' plan
The city transportation department is using plastic bollards to push car traffic away from the streets around McGolrick Park.
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Liam Quigley
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North Brooklyn street redesign paves the way for NYC's 'low-traffic neighborhood' plan
The city transportation department is using plastic bollards to push car traffic away from the streets around McGolrick Park.
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Liam Quigley
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Death toll from Brooklyn building collapse continues to rise amid ongoing search
At least eight people are dead, and roughly 19 are injured.
By
Brittany Kriegstein
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Verónica Del Valle
Published Nov 12, 2026 at 7:08 a.m. ET
Modified Nov 12, 2026 at 10:32 a.m. ET
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Homeless New Yorkers’ healthcare costs plummeted after getting housed, study finds
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Caroline Lewis
Early Addition: Leaf-peepers and booze cruisers unite on the ferry to West Point football games
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James Ramsay
NYC bill would require food delivery firms to fund fixes to the e-bike 'crisis'
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Arya Sundaram
A good bet: New Yorkers are lining up to become casino dealers
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Hannah Frishberg
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Wind, rain, maybe snowflakes: It's about to get chilly around NYC
The weather's going from almost-spring-like to not-so-much. Welcome to November.
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Giulia Heyward
Published Nov 11, 2026
NYC sanitation supervisors keep speeding on the job, data shows
The DSNY workers who oversee trash collection and issue tickets rack up hundreds of automated speed camera tickets each year, a Gothamist analysis shows.
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Liam Quigley
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NYC sanitation supervisors keep speeding on the job, data shows
The DSNY workers who oversee trash collection and issue tickets rack up hundreds of automated speed camera tickets each year, a Gothamist analysis shows.
By
Liam Quigley
Teen arrested for fatal shooting of 15-year-old Bronx boy walking to school, NYPD says
By
Hannah Frishberg
NYC bars and restaurants say they're struggling and may raise prices
By
Catalina Gonella
Mamdani’s redevelopment plan for NYCHA complex in Chelsea spills into DSA
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Elizabeth Kim
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Brooklyn building collapse: 4 dead, 7 children among at least 23 injured
The three-story building collapsed near the intersection of Flatbush and Bedford Avenues.
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Elizabeth Shwe
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Hannah Frishberg
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David Brand
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Liam Quigley
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Manhattan’s East Side loses another movie theater to development
Cinema 123 by Angelika closed on Oct. 30 after more than 60 years of business.
By
Hannah Frishberg
Arts & Entertainment
Long-lost Georgia O’Keeffe painting found in East Village closet
"Near Abiquiu, New Mexico I" will go on sale through Christie's later this month.
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Hannah Frishberg
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Teen arrested for fatal shooting of 15-year-old Bronx boy walking to school, NYPD says
Javits Frimpong was shot in the stomach on Oct. 29 near Crotona Park as he walked to DreamYard Preparatory School.
By
Hannah Frishberg
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Wind, rain, maybe snowflakes: It's about to get chilly around NYC
The weather's going from almost-spring-like to not-so-much. Welcome to November.
By
Giulia Heyward
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NYC sanitation supervisors keep speeding on the job, data shows
The DSNY workers who oversee trash collection and issue tickets rack up hundreds of automated speed camera tickets each year, a Gothamist analysis shows.
By
Liam Quigley
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Mamdani’s redevelopment plan for NYCHA complex in Chelsea spills into DSA
Tenants fighting the city’s plan to demolish and rebuild a public housing complex in Chelsea say it violates the mayor’s socialist principles.
By
Elizabeth Kim
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NYC bars and restaurants say they're struggling and may raise prices
Many establishments also said in a survey they're considering reducing their workforce.
By
Catalina Gonella
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Jersey City mayor names new public safety director, police chief
Acting Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose will step down.
By
Michael Sol Warren
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Gov. Hochul keeps the door open to redrawing New York’s congressional map
The Democratic governor remains open to a constitutional amendment that would make it easier for her party to redraw the lines.
By
Jon Campbell
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