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What you need to know about applying for free 3-K and pre-K in NYC, ahead of Feb. 27 deadline
Applications for 3-K and pre-K opened Jan. 14, and the deadline is Feb. 27. Mayor Zohran Mamdani is urging families to apply, saying the program could reshape affordability for thousands of families. City leaders say this year is different. Under the previous administration, outreach was deprioritized, leaving thousands of empty seats — especially in neighborhoods…
ICE occupations are unlike anything we’ve seen before. Here’s what NYC officials can do about it
As ICE enforcement escalates, state and local leaders face an unavoidable choice about power, resistance, and the rule of law.
I’m a community journalist in New York City. Here’s why Mamdani’s ‘influencer presser’ stung.
Mayor Mamdani’s ‘new media’ strategy prioritizes content creators while locking out the community outlets that serve New York’s neighborhoods.
Kicking the tires of the new international order
On Monday, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, had their first appearance in federal court in New York City after both were apprehended in a surprise U.S. military incursion into Venezuela last week. The couple is being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. They are facing charges brought by prosecutors…
What New Yorkers should know about the new childhood vaccination recommendations
On Monday, the federal government issued new vaccine recommendations that cut the number of shots recommended for all children from 17 to 11. Pediatric infectious disease experts warn the changes could put infants and toddlers at greater risk and may affect future students. “I’m frankly quite worried about American children,” said Dr. Sharon Nachman, chief…
Mamdani’s inauguration moved across faiths, food and neighborhoods — reflecting a city that belongs to all
Weather below freezing has never stopped New Yorkers before, and on the first day of 2026, thousands withstood frigid temperatures to watch Zohran Mamdani’s inauguration, hours after he had been sworn in as mayor in a private ceremony at midnight. Here are several takeaways from the event: Political block party or chaotic music festival The…
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