Upper East Siders Can Now Vote On Projects For Participatory Budgeting - Patch
Regular F train service restored to Roosevelt Island with completion of tunnel work - AM NY
An Upper East Side Favorite Grocer Reopens Monday, With More Room - Patch
New UES Restaurants: A 'Noisy' Wine Bar, Thai, And A Mexican Return - Patch
Exterior Work Wraps Up On 250 East 83rd Street On Manhattan’s Upper East Side - YIMBY
The Harper Completes Construction At 310 East 86th Street On Manhattan’s Upper East Side - YIMBY
Major Housing Deal Appears Near in Albany - The City
Rent Board Reckons With Landlord Highs and Lows as it Considers Hikes - The City
Progressive NYC elected officials to Albany: No rent law rollbacks - City and State
MTA CEO ‘confident’ NJ lawsuit won’t derail congestion pricing - Gothamist
Company behind gun detection tech previewed in subway faces multiple lawsuits and federal investigations - City and State
'Fix this mess': Hochul tells MTA to nix plan charging NYC Marathon organizers for toll cash - Gothamist
New York City to make 53 streets car-free for Earth Day - Gothamist
Taxi Workers Alliance Loses Battle Against Driver Permit Increase - The City
NYC to shift to digital parking meters, saving 2,500 miles of receipt paper each year - Gothamist
Rise in fare evasion could hit New Yorkers' wallets, report warns - Gothamist
New Yorkers are throwing away less trash, but more lithium-ion batteries and vapes, study says - Gothamist
Why e-bike batteries are becoming the most dangerous object in New York - City and State
New metal detectors in NYC schools will still be paired with backpack checks - Chalkbeat
A push for universal after-school gains traction in Albany - Chalkbeat
Name-Calling and Calling the Police: How N.Y.C. Parent Meetings Got Mean - NY Times
NYC school mental health jobs are on the chopping block. The City Council wants them back. - Gothamist
Hochul: Major Foundation Aid changes off the table for now in Albany - City and State
Bill targeting illegal weed shops gets push as budget talks continue - City and State
New York court strikes down marijuana marketing rules - Politico
New York Has a Budget Trick to Try on the Federal Government - NY Times
Housing, Crime, Cannabis: The Big Questions Holding Up New York’s Budget - NY Times
NY lawmakers push back state budget again, allowing some to leave Albany for eclipse - Gothamist
City has funds to reverse library, education cuts and more, Council says - City and State
Gov. Kathy Hochul killed these bills last year – and they’re back from the dead - City and State
State Comptroller Details Capital Project Delays, Cost Overruns - Streetsblog
His Brownstone Is Worth $5.4 Million. Why Is His Tax Bill So Low? - NY Times
NYC’s Delinquent Property Taxes Soar Without Incentive to Pay - Bloomberg
Long-Awaited Placard Report Reveals Widespread Abuse by NYPD - Streetsblog
Streetsblog Gets Action: NYPD Chief Tells Cops to Stop Parking in Bus Lane - Streetsblog
Texas Gov. Abbott tells GOP crowd in NY he’ll keep the migrant buses coming - Gothamist
NYC investigators probing city’s migrant spending for fraud, waste and abuse - Gothamist
How earthquake-proof are NYC’s high-rises and new buildings? - Gothamist
NYC officials took more than 20 minutes to alert New Yorkers about earthquake - Gothamist
Friday's earthquake ranks among largest ever in NJ and NYC, scientists say - Gothamist
NYC delivery workers now make $19 an hour, but many say apps have made tipping harder - Gothamist
Why are Broadway tickets so expensive right now? It’s not just inflation. - Gothamist
3,500 free trees are being distributed all over NYC starting next weekend - Time Out
New Chair of CB5 Fends Off Charges His Open NY Group “Infiltrated” Community Board - Our Town
Why Environmental Groups are Backing the NY Heat Act - City Limits
Mayor Adams’ homeless encampment sweeps reached new high last fall - Gothamist
Make Room, Tennis, Pickleball and Squash. Here Comes Padel. - NY Times
Bipartisan group calls on Hochul to declare opioid epidemic a public health emergency - City and State
Any environmental hazards near you? NYC has a map for that. - Gothamist