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1782 Episodes

1. Morning Headlines: Rent Guidelines Board Holds Rare Revote, NJ Reopens More of I-80, and Knicks Face Crucial Game Against Pacers

   Published: 27/05/2025
2. Midday News: DOJ Sues NJ Cities Over Immigration Policies, Albany Payroll Tax Fight, Parents Frustrated by School Group Chats, and St. Marks Food Scene

   Published: 26/05/2025
3. Andrew Cuomo and Jeanine Pirro Have a Combative History. Now, She Might Oversee a Federal Probe Into Him

   Published: 24/05/2025
4. Evening Roundup: Rent Guidelines Board to Re-vote on Hike, “Train Daddy” Tapped for Penn Station Redevelopment, Beach Drones Join Rescue Crews, Adrienne Adams Reflects on Personal COVID Loss, and Quee

   Published: 23/05/2025
5. Midday News: Detained Columbia Grad Student Mahmoud Khalil Granted Contact Visit with Infant Son, Jersey City Bans AI Rent Pricing, and AmeriCorps Cuts Threaten Childcare in Brooklyn Community

   Published: 23/05/2025
6. Morning Headlines: Cuomo Under Federal Investigation, Memorial Day Travel Delays, and East River Tunnel Construction

   Published: 23/05/2025
7. Evening Roundup: NYPD Increases Security After Shooting at DC’s Jewish Museum, NJ Church Awaits Vote on Future Shelter, Adams’ Top Deputy Runs City From iPhone, and Amtrak’s Reconstruction of the East

   Published: 22/05/2025
8. Midday News: Subway Crime at Historic Lows but Felony Assaults Rise, Van Gogh Exhibit Opens in the Bronx, and New Jersey Braces for Wildfire Season

   Published: 22/05/2025
9. Morning Headlines: Columbia University Wraps Commencement After Tense Year, NJ Rep LaMonica McIver Appears in Court, and New Jersey Residents Say Housing Is Too Expensive

   Published: 22/05/2025
10. Evening Roundup: Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo under federal investigation. Possible measles exposure in New Jersey. And an old boat finds a new home.

    Published: 21/05/2025
11. Midday News: Justice Department Investigates Former Gov. Cuomo, Gov. Hochul Apologizes for Boarding School Abuse, NJ Transit Extends Ticket Use, and NYC Targets Diabetes Inequities

    Published: 21/05/2025
12. Morning Headlines: Jersey City Lawmakers to Vote on Rent Algorithm Software Ban, Ferry Seat Prices Going Up, Columbia University Holds Commencement, and Fleet Week Begins

    Published: 21/05/2025
13. Evening Roundup: Wind Project Back On, Poll Shows Stefanik Leads GOP Field for NY Governor, NJ Rep Charged After Confrontation With Law Enforcement, American Guitars at the Met, and a Family’s Fight t

    Published: 20/05/2025
14. Midday News: NY Wind Project Reversal, Mamdani Campaigns with Ranked-Choice Strategy, and Phone Ban Coming to NY Schools

    Published: 20/05/2025
15. Morning Headlines: Correction Officers’ Comp Claims Soar, Wynn Drops Hudson Yards Casino Plan, and Fleet Week Begins with Tragedy

    Published: 20/05/2025
16. Evening Roundup: Mexican Navy Ship Hits Brooklyn Bridge, 3 Dead in Weekend Shootings, Rutgers University’s New President, NYC’s Emergency Housing and Subway Service Returns to the Rockaways

    Published: 19/05/2025
17. Midday News: NJ Transit Getting Ready to Restart Service, Dangerous Section of Jacob Riis Beach to Stay Closed, and New Jersey Voter Registration Deadline Is Tuesday

    Published: 19/05/2025
18. Morning Headlines: NJ Transit Strike Ends With Tentative Deal, Cash Program Helps Prevent Youth Homelessness, and Queensboro Bridge Adds Pedestrian Path

    Published: 19/05/2025
19. NY Liberty Reloaded: The WNBA Champs Return With a Target on Their Backs

    Published: 17/05/2025
20. Evening Roundup: NJ Transit Grinds to a Halt, How Concerns Over Antisemitism Are Shaping the Mayoral Race in NYC, and the New York Liberty Get Ready for a New Season

    Published: 16/05/2025