It’s rare to become addicted to esoteric hallucinogens. But it’s not impossible.

Harvey’s owner is joined by 2,746 other humans who have been arrested for filming the NYPD in the last two years alone.

Meanwhile, the police let the driver off without a summons.

The state budget doesn't do transit riders dirty.

Governor Kathy Hochul wants to blow up congestion pricing just days before it's supposed to go into effect, which would screw over mass transit riders—a.k.a. most New Yorkers.

Headlines are easy when all you have to do is please your evil boss.

“We’re giving you the opportunity to come out and talk to us rather than us breaking your door and forcing our way in," a voice can be heard saying in one of Ingram's videos, as someone bangs...

'You can't reform the system while treating prisoners like slaves and paying slave wages.'

And arresting journalists and activists documenting the crackdown.

"No one on the car was telling the Marine to stop."

For starters: Street corners rebuilt for visibility, and decisive politicians.

Even with a serious heads-up, Mayor Adams was out of sight.

When paying your bus fare isn't enough to make sure you don't get kicked off the bus.

Whether you can actually execute any of these creations is beside the point.

Governor Kathy Hochul wants to blow up congestion pricing just days before it's supposed to go into effect, which would screw over mass transit riders—a.k.a. most New Yorkers.

While NYC's private sector has largely embraced a hybrid work schedule, the mayor has taken an increasingly hard line on getting municipal workers back into the office.

Eric Adams is campaigning on making New York City safer — but he's also repeatedly speeding through its school zones and running its red lights.

Shoplifting has increased in NYC, but how much of it is the work of sophisticated gangs?

One lawmaker dropped their support after Hell Gate asked them about it.

When a cyclist tried to stop NYPD officers from illegally parking outside a Brooklyn police precinct, the cops wrote him a summons for biking on the sidewalk.

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"I literally talk to people all day long who are in their Hamptons house who also lived here or in their Hudson Valley house or in their Connecticut weekend house, and I say, 'You gotta come back,...

We filed a public records request, but the Port Authority is treating airport pricing like a state secret.

Meanwhile, the police let the driver off without a summons.

"Some hero snipped the wires."

"I literally talk to people all day long who are in their Hamptons house who also lived here or in their Hudson Valley house or in their Connecticut weekend house, and I say, 'You gotta come back,...

The city has been talking about garbage for decades, yet we still send far too much to landfills and leave far too many garbage bags on the sidewalk every afternoon.

Why are New York City’s prosecutors still relying on the testimony of officers who have been repeatedly accused of misconduct?

"My God, you guys are cowards."

This spring, NYC's DOT was poised to add a busway to Fordham Road in the Bronx, speeding up buses and prohibiting private cars. But leaders from a group of powerful Bronx institutions had other plans.

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During the eclipse on April 8, all of NY's prisons will be on lockdown, according to a memo from DOCCS head Daniel Martuscello, as part of the agency's "proactive approach to ensure the safety of...

The governor’s first press conference since throwing state government and the MTA into chaos got a little weird.

It’s a brazenly transactional era of government here in New York City. Frank Carone is its master practitioner.

"You're the villain from a Dickens novel," one protester shouted.

Biting, entertaining, and adversarial journalism for a city that needs more of it.

“We’re doing absolutely nothing wrong besides using our First Amendment right."

Mayor Eric Adams declared that the violent arrests of hundreds of people at Columbia University and CUNY's City College on Tuesday night were necessary because of "outside agitators," and a global...