Voters in Kansas City have rejected the public funding proposal that would have provided a new stadium for the Royals and a renovated stadium for the Chiefs.
This is what the A’s are fighting in Nevada: a public vote on whether to allot taxpayer funding for a Las Vegas ballpark.
Jordan Neely was murdered on an F train because a substantial number of New Yorkers have been conditioned by The Post and local TV news and Citizen to think every person on the subway not sitting there quietly and looking "normal" is going to kill them first. It's infuriating.
Mayor Eric Adams is increasingly critical of President Biden on the migrant crisis.
“It’s a real embarrassment on a national level,” he says on WABC. “The president has an obligation to deal with the immediate concerns… We’ve done our job. There’s no more room in the inn.”
What happens if New Yorkers do not want their bags checked by the national Guard?
“Then go home,”
@GovKathyHochul
says on
@fox5ny
“You’re not taking the subway.”
shower thought
why is no one doing outbound for pizza
"Hey this Gigi from Gigis Pizzas calling. You ordered last week. We have a Pepperoni Pizza ready and could deliver it in 10 minutes. You hungry?"
Many of us have been deeply enmeshed in this fight for years, and I don't think people understand the extent to which American society coddles and protects drivers at the expense of literally everyone else around them.
Just got off the phone with
@NYCComptroller
who pointed out that 41% of cooling centers will be CLOSED tomorrow due to Juneteenth holiday, including all of the city's libraries. 😰
Kirsten Gillibrand is on
@BrianLehrer
pitching alternatives to congestion pricing's clean-air benefits, suggests 20 years to build "hubs" outside the city where people could park their cars & take the train, a concept more popularly known as "parking lots at train stations"
The Upper East Side being such a hotbed of this type of thinking is a real strong piece of evidence in favor of my belief that "seeing a homeless person" is what a lot of folks really mean when they say "crime."
This is such a good encapsulation of why so many of us who grew up in NYC in the 1980s and 1990s roll our eyes at the people who both wish for the good old days and claim they're back.
Pershing Square Cafe is deleting comments from their Instagram account criticizing their stance on congestion pricing and otherwise getting hammered on Google Maps and Yelp right now. Oh well how sad for them
I also was born yesterday and am “deeply disappointed” that a guy who was a corrupt cop and a corrupt state senator and a corrupt borough president is somehow also a corrupt mayor. Let me clutch my pearls.
‘My Mind Is Blown’
City Hall Staffers Reeling After Top Adams Officials Raided by Feds
"I’m angry and in shock and deeply disappointed,” one high-level source told
@THECITYNY
The frequency of these posts on reddit and the comments reinforces my belief that for many people, the visible presence of homeless New Yorkers is what they mean when they say they think the subways are an unsafe mess.
“No choice but to be extorted.”
Did you consider the LIRR, which runs very frequently at that hour? Just getting a yellow cab? These ride hail apps have made everyone so stupid.
It's beginning to seem like the Occam's Razor explanation is that the cops lied about the guy having a knife after realizing they had to cover for themselves firing their guns on a subway car over a $2.90 fare evasion stop gone bad.
It's hard to get the point across to non-legal normies these days, but the current conservative Supreme Court has spent a lot of time ensuring that both bribery of public officials and white collar fraud/crime are essentially legalized.
We're expecting winter weather overnight tonight which could lead to 5-8 inches of snow with locally higher amounts by the morning. As a result, all
@NYCSchools
will move to remote learning tomorrow.
We will have more updates throughout the day — continue to follow
@notifynyc
The wildest part of Hochul's wild speech was her saying "drivers can then choose to stay home altogether." That's the entire point. If the trip isn't worth the fee, we do not want to add to congestion. It's less of a fee than a family of 4 taking Metro-North to a Broadway show.
Truly the funniest (in a not-at-all-funny way) outcome here would be if the MTA Board votes to move forward anyway. What's she going to - fire everyone?
Yanks watched IKF screw up the Cleveland series, benched him and are now going to be eliminated because they put him back in the lineup. Everyone involved in that decision should be fired tonight.
Good news, folks. While the sun in NYC might set at the rude time 4:28 p.m. today, it never sets earlier than that. 9 days of this and then it starts getting light later again. Hooray.
@AShihipar
@ImNotAHRHitter
a little pedantic here but this was something Texas *Republicans* did, not the entire populace of the state of Texas. Let’s name the real culprits here.
If this was a ploy to help national Dems regain the House, I have to believe at this point it's backfired spectacularly. The party now just looks even more indecisive, inept and feckless than usual. Really stunning.
Whenever Eater refreshes their borough-based maps of hot new restaurants, I'm always amazed how no one in this borough of 2.7 million people eats south of the northern edge of Park Slope.
@emmagf
Are they counting those arrested within the grounds of Columbia or the people who were on public streets outside of Columbia too? And is this only about the arrests made two nights ago?
Remember when Hochul won election through the strength of progressive interest groups and then tried to nominate an anti-choice conservative Dem to lead the NY courts? This is who she is.
NEW: NYC has been hit with a class action lawsuit seeking to overturn the new, permanent outdoor dining program. Petitioners say the popular al fresco program is unconstitutional bc it never underwent a full enviro impact statement
Emergency exit gates at three subway stations will soon take 15 seconds to open, MTA officials announced Monday, as part of an effort to crack down on the “super highway of fare evasion.”
The thing I love most about Eric Adams' desire to just shovel money to the cops is that they don't do anything. They can't even do the easy brainless parts of their job.
.
@NYCMayor
says sometimes to get “a little boost” he walks to Times Square at 2 am, gives him an idea of how the city is going. Not sure if it’s walk from City Hall or Gracie.
Prayers for
@NYCMayor
at Changing Lives Christian Center in Brooklyn, the pastor saying, “Father, we know that when you’re a public servant … the forces of evil wants to come against you”
"The city has a perception problem among New York metro suburbanites who are over 55 years old, said the president of Situation Group... Half of suburbanites who have not returned to Broadway cited “concerns about safety” as a primary reason why they see fewer shows."
The second Staten Island secedes, I'm going to spend all my political time advocating for a repeal of the Verrazzano Bridge resident discount and reinstatement of fares on the SI Ferry.
"I hear all the jokes all the time that they would love to get rid of Staten Island," said Rep. Nicole Malliotakis.
"Well, this is your opportunity."
Full story:
This f'ing guy is doing this 24 hours after telling every other city agency to cut its budgets by another 4%.
Please can we never elect a cop mayor again?
Confirmed:
@NYCMayor
is about to announce a new contract for the Police Benevolent Association, NYPD's largest union, that'll grant officers a compounded wage bump of 28.25% through 2025 (with retroactive raises dating back to 2017).
w/
@michaelgartland
A 4.8 magnitude earthquake hit west of Manhattan and has been felt throughout New York.
My team is assessing impacts and any damage that may have occurred, and we will update the public throughout the day.
I don't have high expectations for any politician but Kathy Hochul is truly disgusting. The state legislature should be putting a lot of pressure on this clown to do something or step down.
If only we all paid a little bit of money into a collective pool that can fund a department in charge with maintaining sanitary conditions in New York City.
Friendly reminder, New Yorkers! Clearing storm drains is vital to prevent flooding and keep our streets clean. If there's a break in the rain, lend a hand and clean out your nearest drain. Let's protect our city together!
TIL the editor of Eater NY - which has run multiple anti-congestion pricing takes over the past few years - lives in New Jersey. Now I see the pieces really starting to fall into place.
Mayor Adams announced he's reversing the cancellation of a Police Academy class set to start April. He says this will mean another 600 cops will be added to NYPD.
He says he's able to do this because of "better than anticipated tax revenue" and cuts to migrant crisis spending.
Charges against fmr Mayor Giuliani include:
- Violation of the Georgia RICO Act
- Solicitation of violation of oath by public officer
- False statements and writings
- Conspiracy to commit impersonating a public officer
- Conspiracy to commit forgery in the first degree
Alternate Take: Cops so inept that they can't catch a murder suspect for 3 years until he stupidly jumps the fare in a station with a few unis keeping watch.
To those who’d question the value of fare evasion enforcement, look no further than the 25-year-old man these Manhattan Transit cops confronted yesterday for jumping the turnstile. Turns out he’s been on the run from an attempted MURDER case in 2021, not to mention a 2nd felony
It’s fascinating to look at the reactions to 0 fatality incidents on the subways and airplanes this week vs the daily death tolls drivers cause everywhere and the total lack of reaction to it.
If you're celebrating the holidays in NYC, it's a very magical time of year. The department store window displays are festive, and you never know if today will be the day we have another 9/11 or a new small business opens its door.
"Adams displayed scanners manufactured by Evolv, a Massachusetts-based weapons detection company that is being investigated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission & the Fed Trade Commission for allegedly overstating its technology's capabilities."
The funniest part of this is how Rosen lives in Westchester. So he's proposing we go from a New Jersey Republican to a Westchester Republican as mayor. Compelling stuff.
@PostOpinions
@marcthiessen
I realize it's an Opinions section but do you have editors or standards that would require you to print things that are truthful? This is full of lies.
Have you seen more NYPD officers on the beach?
It's part of the NYPD annual Rockaway Summer Beach Detail and the city's latest crackdown on low-level crimes: public drinking.
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@jeffwilen
for those of you not born yesterday, the right wing media apparatus was going to call any VP pick a far left socialist, as they have been for the past 2 decades. please pretend you're not new to this.
A lot of the brouhaha over Harry’s column is that many New Yorkers don’t think police are very good at their jobs and day-to-day interactions is seeing unis puttering around on their phones doing nothing of value on subway platforms. the bosses are mad someone pointed this out.
I've spent more time than usual driving around NYC over the last 10 days or so, and it's pretty miserable! Why do people do this daily? The problem is not bike lanes or outdoor dining or Citibike docks or bus lanes or whatever. There are simply too many cars in the city right now
Here’s the thing about this frequent ex post rationale regarding cop behavior: No one involved in this shooting knew this guy was a repeat offender, and that still doesn’t justify cops’ shooting the guy, let alone innocent bystanders on the subway.
Biting a police officer while you get arrested for protesting a 32-bed homeless shelter sort of feels like something that should get you expelled from City Council.
Meanwhile, the blue checkmark replies to both The Times and Post coverage of this killing are some of the most morally repugnant posts I've read on Twitter in a while. This site can't die soon enough.
Even The Post couldn't spin this as anything more than a guy who was "screaming in an aggressive manner" - which is utter garbage on its own and not in any sense worth a death sentence.
If you actually want to live in the suburbs, move there. Otherwise, we have a massive housing crisis going on in NYC, and this guy is just yet another villain in that story.
Paul Graziano says he’s out to save the boroughs’ suburban-style neighborhoods and has a track record of locking out development. Now he’s determined to cut the mayor’s ‘City of Yes’ plan down to size.
Counterpoint: Chris Christie was extremely damaging for New Jersey, particularly its education system, set back trans-Hudson transportation by at least a decade, if not two, and is only praised by people too dumb to look at actual policy outcomes.
Just thinking about how yesterday's headline was the $740 million in projected NYPD overtime spending this year and today's is about how $42 million in cuts to libraries means they'll be closed on the weekends. What a stupid mayor. What a stupid decision.
NEW: The NYPD is spending $390 million on a new, encrypted radio system.
It’s no small detail: The New York Daily News obtained the crucial video of Officer Daniel Pantaleo killing Eric Garner thanks to a call that came over the police radio
Good question for Mayor Eric Adams yesterday about why the city is using contractors at a cost of $16 million to create his MyCity portal instead of doing it in house. He says it's hard to hire tech workers because they want to work remotely and now there's a hiring freeze.
Please find one (1) Jewish person in your life and talk to them about their family history if you'd like to better understand why the fascists are compiling lists of people they've targeted.
Just months after beginning his attempt to remove transgender youth from their families, Texas AG Ken Paxton attempted to compile a list of every transgender person in the state who had changed the gender marker on their driver's license. No one knows why.