NYC NOW

1789 Episodes

1. Morning News: New Report Shows Most NYC Seniors Lack Retirement Savings, NJ Transit Strike Looms, and Extended Sunsets

   Published: 12/05/2025
2. Columbia University Suspended Student Who Built AI Cheating App, so He Dropped Out and Raised $5.3 Million for Startup

   Published: 10/05/2025
3. Evening Roundup: Another Tech Outage at Newark Airport, NYPD Detains 14 at pro-Palestian Protest at Brooklyn College, Chinese American Railroad Workers Memorial Day and NYC’s Streets Plan on Hold

   Published: 9/05/2025
4. Midday News: FAA Confirms Newark Radar Outage, NJ Transit Talks Move to D.C., Brooklyn Man Charged in Arsons, and Calls for New Laws in Response to Recent Dog Attack

   Published: 9/05/2025
5. Morning Headlines: New York Lawmakers Agree on State Budget, New Measles Cases Confirmed in Orange County and NYPD Charges 20 in Auto Theft Ring

   Published: 9/05/2025
6. Evening Roundup: American-born Cardinal Elected as Pope, Adams’ Budget Invests in Cleaner Parks, NYC Students’ Xenophobic Border Patrol Prank, NJ Mayor Riled up Over Uninspected Detention Center and N

   Published: 8/05/2025
7. Midday News: Federal Officials Review Status of Arrested Pro-Palestine Protestors at Columbia University, Woman Sues City for False Arrest, and Pollen Season

   Published: 8/05/2025
8. Morning Headlines: Speed Cameras Could Be Coming to City Bridges, Councilmember Restler Loses Ballot Challenge, Knicks Take 2–0 Lead Over Celtics in NBA Playoffs

   Published: 8/05/2025
9. Evening Roundup: Rye Playland Opens Memorial Day Weekend, $750 Million Settlement Reached Over Former Doctor’s Sex Abuse, NY State Could Weaken Oversight for Religious Schools and Immigrants Weigh Vol

   Published: 7/05/2025
10. Midday News: New York Lawmakers Push to Block Musk’s X Money App, Knicks Aim for 2–0 Playoff Lead Against the Celtics, Bronx Students Face Press Freedom Dilemma

    Published: 7/05/2025
11. Morning Headlines: NYPD Bomb Squad Faces Wave of Retirements, REAL ID Officially Required for Domestic Flights, and MTA Tests Flood Doors

    Published: 7/05/2025
12. Evening Roundup: NY State Dips into Rainy Day Fund, NYC Parks Commissioner Steps Down, NJ City Rethinks Law that Would Jail Homeless People and National Teachers Appreciation Day

    Published: 6/05/2025
13. Midday News: City Taking Landlords to Court Over Rats, Rain Stretches Into Friday, and New Reports Say Newark Controllers Briefly Lost Contact with Planes

    Published: 6/05/2025
14. Morning Headlines: LIU Brooklyn Investigated Over Roc Nation Scholarship , Pit Bull Attack Sparks Calls for Accountability, and Knicks Take Game 1 in NBA Semifinals

    Published: 6/05/2025
15. Evening Roundup: Halt in Enrollment for NYC Child Care Vouchers, Man Pleads Guilty in Prisoner’s Death, Protected Bike Lanes in Long Island City and Potential Rent Hike for Stabilized Tenants

    Published: 5/05/2025
16. Midday News: Newark Airport Delays, Arts Institutions Scramble for Funding After Federal Cuts, and Big Money Floods NJ Governor’s Race

    Published: 5/05/2025
17. Morning Headlines: Car Crash Rates Down, Meteors Showers, and Bronx Week Begins

    Published: 5/05/2025
18. Knicks Survive Pistons, Advance to Face Celtics in NBA Semifinals

    Published: 3/05/2025
19. Evening Roundup: NYPD Shoots Bronx Man, Criminal Summonses for E-Bikers Running Red Lights, the Jalapeño Sauvignon Blanc and How to Live a Sustainable City Life

    Published: 2/05/2025
20. Midday News: Gov. Hochul Backs Mask Penalty Law, Weekend Storms Expected, and Mayor Adams Unveils City Budget Amid Re-Election Fight

    Published: 2/05/2025