1778 Episodes

  1. Evening Roundup: New Yorkers Join Nationwide Immigration Protests, Council Members Call for More Public Transit Discounts, and Saying “I Do” Amid Courthouse Chaos

    Published: 11/06/2025
  2. Midday News: Dozens Arrested at NYC Immigration Protest, NJ Governor’s Race Set, and Police Radio Access Bill Heads to Gov. Hochul

    Published: 11/06/2025
  3. Morning Headlines: Sherrill and Ciattarelli to Face Off in November for NJ Governor, NYC Comptroller Candidates Debate, and City Council Pushes to Expand Fair Fares

    Published: 11/06/2025
  4. Evening Roundup: LIRR Service Returns After Fire at Grand Central Madison, Nadine Menendez Calls for New Trial, Audit Finds Vacant Apartments Amid NYC’s Affordable Housing Crisis, Trump’s Travel Ban a

    Published: 10/06/2025
  5. Midday News: NY Senate Passes Medical Aid in Dying Act, NJ Primary Voters Head to the Polls, Grand Central Fire Disrupts LIRR Service, and DOI Pushes for More ACS Oversight

    Published: 10/06/2025
  6. Morning Headlines: Primary Day in New Jersey, Forest Hills Stadium Noise Complaints, and Liberty Chase Ninth Straight Win

    Published: 10/06/2025
  7. Evening Roundup: Bye Bye Broker Fees, NYC Leaders Plan to Replace Old Floating Jail, State Leaders Push for Medical Aid in Dying Act, and Tribeca’s Iconic Neon Studio Moves to Brooklyn

    Published: 9/06/2025
  8. Midday News: NYPD to Add Security Cameras in Upper Manhattan, Police Radio Access Bill Advances, and Primary Day Countdown Begins

    Published: 9/06/2025
  9. Morning Headlines: Broker Fee Ban on Apartment Rentals Starts This Week, Mayor Adams Signs Antisemitism Order, and Free Summer Concerts Return to Williamsburg

    Published: 9/06/2025
  10. The Knicks Fired Their Coach… After Their Best Season in 25 Years. Now What?

    Published: 7/06/2025
  11. Evening Roundup: Cuomo Gets Endorsement From Opponent in NYC Mayor’s Race, a Moment for South Indian Food, and Horseshoe Crab Love on City Beaches

    Published: 6/06/2025
  12. Midday News: Travel Ban Could Affect Local Immigrants, Advocates Say Afterschool Plan Doesn't Serve Students with Disabilities, and NJ Governor Primary Nears Finish Line

    Published: 6/06/2025
  13. Morning Headlines: Judge Orders Trump Admin to Release City Funds, Williams and Rajkumar Clash in Debate, Liberty Set Franchise Record, and Mayor Adams Introduces E-Bike Speed Limits

    Published: 6/06/2025
  14. Evening Roundup: Immigrant Families Split at ICE Check-in, Tussle Between Rep. Nadler’s Aide and Federal Officers, Modular Buildings Could Fix NY’s Housing Crisis, Trump Administration’s Threat to NJ’

    Published: 5/06/2025
  15. Midday News: AOC Endorses Mamdani For Mayor, New Yorkers Report Feeling Safer, and Candidates Clash in First Mayoral Debate

    Published: 5/06/2025
  16. Morning Headlines: Cuomo Grilled in Mayoral Debate, Feds Question Columbia University's Accreditation, and New Early Childhood Center Coming to Flatbush

    Published: 5/06/2025
  17. Evening Roundup: Mayor Adams Defends his handling of ICE Arrests, Newark Mayor Baraka Sues Trump Administration Appointee, Sewer Feud Slows Affordable Housing Development, and Single-Family Homes with

    Published: 4/06/2025
  18. Morning Headlines: Air Quality Alerts Across Tri-State, Amtrak Eyes Direct Long Island Service, and First Democratic Mayoral Debate on Wednesday

    Published: 4/06/2025
  19. Evening Roundup: NYC Council Joins Advocates’ Call to Block ICE on Rikers, NY Lt. Gov. Delgado Launches Campaign for Governor, Council Speaker Adams Unlocks Matching Funds, NYC Child Welfare Removals

    Published: 3/06/2025
  20. Midday News: FAA Upgrades at Newark Airport, NYC Backs Legal Efforts to Free Detained Student, and Rep. Jerry Nadler Calls for DHS Probe After Aide Handcuffed

    Published: 3/06/2025

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