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- Falcon Father's Day: NYC's new peregrine papas step up
A peregrine father swoops over his nest as a DEP scientist checks on his brood. The Port Authority said some recently hatched chicks were ready to fly thanks, in part, to their fathers. [ more › ]
- IDs, coats, a microwave: the few items stored during NYC homeless encampment sweeps
After receiving a notice from the city Department of Sanitation, a homeless encampment and its supporters prepare for a police sweep in which their possessions will be thrown away, May 4, 2022 in the East Village neighborhood of New York City, New York The city is supposed to offer homeless people a chance to store their items during sweeps. [ more › ]
- New Yorkers head to the polls as early voting begins in NYC mayoral primary
An early voter stands outside the Variety Boys and Girls Club of Queens in Astoria. Turnout on the first day of early voting in the 2025 mayoral primary doubled compared to 2021. [ more › ]
- NYC teachers deeply divided between Mamdani and Cuomo, union boss says
UFT President Michael Mulgrew said his membership is divided over who to support for mayor. UFT President Michael Mulgrew said it's the most polarizing primary he's seen in his time as the head of the teachers' union. [ more › ]
- Who is Prime Mutton and why do New Yorkers care what he thinks about their Guinness?
Jason Hackett at center, joined by bar-goers at the Long Hall Pub and Grocery He’s just trying to help you understand what good Guinness beer should taste like. [ more › ]