1785 Episodes

  1. Morning Headlines: Judge Blocks Federal Retaliation Over Congestion Pricing, ‘Roommate Court’ Finds Viral Fame, and 9/11 Museum Offers Free Student Field Trips

    Published: 5/28/2025
  2. Evening Roundup: MTA Goes to Court in Congestion Pricing Fight Against Trump, Rent Guidelines Board Considers Lower Rent Increase, Electric Bills Go Up in New Jersey, Bird Lovers Plan for Avian Oases,

    Published: 5/27/2025
  3. Midday News: Second Arrest in Alleged Soho Kidnapping, Rainy Week Ahead, and Increase in Times Square Complaints

    Published: 5/27/2025
  4. Morning Headlines: Rent Guidelines Board Holds Rare Revote, NJ Reopens More of I-80, and Knicks Face Crucial Game Against Pacers

    Published: 5/27/2025
  5. Midday News: DOJ Sues NJ Cities Over Immigration Policies, Albany Payroll Tax Fight, Parents Frustrated by School Group Chats, and St. Marks Food Scene

    Published: 5/26/2025
  6. Andrew Cuomo and Jeanine Pirro Have a Combative History. Now, She Might Oversee a Federal Probe Into Him

    Published: 5/24/2025
  7. Evening Roundup: Rent Guidelines Board to Re-vote on Hike, “Train Daddy” Tapped for Penn Station Redevelopment, Beach Drones Join Rescue Crews, Adrienne Adams Reflects on Personal COVID Loss, and Quee

    Published: 5/23/2025
  8. Midday News: Detained Columbia Grad Student Mahmoud Khalil Granted Contact Visit with Infant Son, Jersey City Bans AI Rent Pricing, and AmeriCorps Cuts Threaten Childcare in Brooklyn Community

    Published: 5/23/2025
  9. Morning Headlines: Cuomo Under Federal Investigation, Memorial Day Travel Delays, and East River Tunnel Construction

    Published: 5/23/2025
  10. Evening Roundup: NYPD Increases Security After Shooting at DC’s Jewish Museum, NJ Church Awaits Vote on Future Shelter, Adams’ Top Deputy Runs City From iPhone, and Amtrak’s Reconstruction of the East

    Published: 5/22/2025
  11. Midday News: Subway Crime at Historic Lows but Felony Assaults Rise, Van Gogh Exhibit Opens in the Bronx, and New Jersey Braces for Wildfire Season

    Published: 5/22/2025
  12. Morning Headlines: Columbia University Wraps Commencement After Tense Year, NJ Rep LaMonica McIver Appears in Court, and New Jersey Residents Say Housing Is Too Expensive

    Published: 5/22/2025
  13. Evening Roundup: Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo under federal investigation. Possible measles exposure in New Jersey. And an old boat finds a new home.

    Published: 5/21/2025
  14. Midday News: Justice Department Investigates Former Gov. Cuomo, Gov. Hochul Apologizes for Boarding School Abuse, NJ Transit Extends Ticket Use, and NYC Targets Diabetes Inequities

    Published: 5/21/2025
  15. Morning Headlines: Jersey City Lawmakers to Vote on Rent Algorithm Software Ban, Ferry Seat Prices Going Up, Columbia University Holds Commencement, and Fleet Week Begins

    Published: 5/21/2025
  16. Evening Roundup: Wind Project Back On, Poll Shows Stefanik Leads GOP Field for NY Governor, NJ Rep Charged After Confrontation With Law Enforcement, American Guitars at the Met, and a Family’s Fight t

    Published: 5/20/2025
  17. Midday News: NY Wind Project Reversal, Mamdani Campaigns with Ranked-Choice Strategy, and Phone Ban Coming to NY Schools

    Published: 5/20/2025
  18. Morning Headlines: Correction Officers’ Comp Claims Soar, Wynn Drops Hudson Yards Casino Plan, and Fleet Week Begins with Tragedy

    Published: 5/20/2025
  19. Evening Roundup: Mexican Navy Ship Hits Brooklyn Bridge, 3 Dead in Weekend Shootings, Rutgers University’s New President, NYC’s Emergency Housing and Subway Service Returns to the Rockaways

    Published: 5/19/2025
  20. Midday News: NJ Transit Getting Ready to Restart Service, Dangerous Section of Jacob Riis Beach to Stay Closed, and New Jersey Voter Registration Deadline Is Tuesday

    Published: 5/19/2025

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