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An MTA work crew performs emergency track work at 81st Street and Central Park West, which caused a suspension of B train service and severe delays to A. C, and D trains on Monday, Aug. 31.

AMNY

MTA emergency track work causes B train suspension and snarls subways in Upper Manhattan and the Bronx

Smiling child saving money in piggybank

AMNY

Op-Ed | Expanding opportunity: Why early college savings matter for every New York child

City Parks And WTA Host Pre-US Open Clinics

Sports

Judy Murray take to the courts with Bronx youth in Pelham Bay Park

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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Housing

Housing lottery underway for nine units in Port Morris, rent starts at $1,812

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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AMNY

Subway Mania: Wrestling brought to New York City trains

New York City Campaign Finance Board Associate Director of Digital Communications Mike Schafer presents a Shopcats video used by NYC Votes to reach young voters ahead of the 2026 primary election during a youth civic engagement panel on Aug. 27, 2026.

AMNY

How NYC plans to get young people to vote: Less politics, more influencers

Fat Joe previews his new album "Organized Rhyme" to a small room at the Roc Nation offices on Wednesday.

Music

Bronx rap legend Fat Joe returns to his roots with new album ‘Organized Rhyme’

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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Op-Ed

Bronx Times Opinion | Back-to-school vaccines protect more than just our children

By Dr. Hannah Keppler Conversation…

The Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse at 40 Foley Square in Manhattan.

Gay City News

Trump-appointed judges reject White House’s latest effort to obtain medical records of trans youth

Jumaane Williams

PoliticsNY

Inside Government with PoliticsNY: A Q&A with New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams

AMNY

Meta to pay New York up to $1 billion of potential $17 billion social media addiction settlement

Flag Day Article

Throggs Neck BID honors local veterans during America’s 250th anniversary

By Matthew McKay Conversation…

Mayor Mamdani announced new tennis courts for Crotona Park.

Sports

10 Crotona Park tennis courts resurfaced as U.S. Open returns to Queens

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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Nefer Bookcafe hosts first-of-its-kind book festival in Wakefield celebrating Black hair

By Keke Grant-Floyd Conversation…

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Throggs Neck BID raises concerns over tensions with Halal truck on East Tremont Avenue

By Steven Goodstein Conversation…

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Housing

Housing lottery launches for four units in West Farms, rent starts at $2,000

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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Two girls in biology class.

New York Family

Our Back-to-School Edit: Cart-Worthy Picks

Mayor Zohran Mamdani held his first press conference in City Hall’s Blue Room on Jan. 7, 2026, with the event reserved for influencers and new-media creators rather than the traditional press corps. He gave them a brief tour afterwards.

Editorial | A bad ‘Signal’ for transparency at City Hall

Schneps Podcasts

Shaun Ruskin, President & CEO of VillageCare and VillageCareMAX: Building a Stronger Future for Community Care

Judge Lara Montecalvo, writing for a three-judge First Circuit panel, wrote that “the plaintiffs here have not demonstrated that the Birth Certificate Policy violates transgender non-binary Plaintiffs’ privacy rights."

Non-binary people born in Puerto Rico denied new birth certificates with X designations