New York
Gothamist
- NYC Council press officials to cut wait times for mobile mental health teams
NYC Health Commissioner Michelle Morse, in an undated file photo, testifying at a City Council hearing. There are currently 672 people waiting to be added to the caseload of one of the city's Intensive Mobile Treatment teams. [ more › ]
- Nearly 8K NYC households could lose rent aid as federal program runs out of money
Velvet Ross says she's worried about the end of a federal emergency housing voucher program, at her apartment in Stuy-Town on March 24, 2025. The Department of Housing and Urban Development told housing agencies a $5 billion rental assistance program will end soon. [ more › ]
- Extra Extra: The Broadway critics panned 'Othello.' What did Joe Biden think?
Because the former president made an appearance at the show's opening night, here are your afternoon links: Angelina Jolie's downtown space, Paterson strip club being turned into housing, real ballers loves Legos and more. [ more › ]
- Scenes from the 37th annual Phagwah Parade in Little Guyana
Hundreds gathered in Little Guyana for the Indo-Caribbean celebration of Holi. [ more › ]
- Do gas stoves need warning labels? NY lawmakers resurrect a bill to make it happen.
A bill in Albany would add warning labels to new gas stoves. California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a similar bill last year, leaving an opening for New York to become the first state requiring the health warnings. [ more › ]
