A Trip to Shelter Island, Just Outside of New York City

NYTimes.com (Times Wire) 6/28 11:00P Steven Kurutz

But with recently refurbished hotels, is this the moment it gives in to glitz? A writer gets on his bike to explore.

Zeldin Projected to Win GOP Primary, Face Off Against Hochul in Race for Governor

The Brooklyn Paper 6/28 5:18P By Briana Bonfiglio

U.S. Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-Shirley) won the primary race to become the GOP candidate for New York State governor, the Associated Press called on Tuesday night. At about 10:30 p.m., supporters erupted in...

Business as usual, Dinowitz emerges a winner over Woolford in northwest Bronx Assembly primary

BXTimes.com 6/28 4:16P Robbie Sequeira

Jeffrey Dinowitz is projected to win the Democratic nomination for the Assembly’s 81st District, toppling Kingsbridge challenger Jessica Woolford via 61%-34% vote, with roughly 90% of districts unofficially reporting Tuesday night. Dinowitz, a...

Hochul wins NY Democratic primary race for governor

PIX11.com (News) 6/28 3:35P Aliza Chasan

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Gov. Kathy Hochul is one step closer to keeping her job after a win in Tuesday’s Democratic primary. She’ll go on to face off against the Republican candidate during the general election in November. With New York one of the...

New South Bronx schools superintendent Robert Padilla faces sexual harassment allegations

NYPost.com (Metro) 6/28 2:39P Cayla Bamberger

A newly appointed New York City school superintendent is facing allegations of sexual harassment and retaliation in the Hudson Valley, The Post has learned.

NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence and Counterterrorism John Miller stepping down

PIX11.com (News) 6/28 1:44P Aliza Chasan

NEW YORK (PIX11) --- The NYPD's head of Intelligence and Counterterrorism is stepping down, police officials confirmed Tuesday. John Miller became the NYPD’s counterterrorism chief in 2013. Before that, he had a stint at CBS. Miller also worked as...

Why NYC’s housing market is so crazy — and affordable housing is so hard to find

NYPost.com (Opinion) 6/28 1:18P Howard Husock

It’s easy to conclude from the craziness of New York City’s rental market — including that long line for a tiny, rent-regulated East Village apartment — that what the city needs is more “affordable housing.”

Multiple New York City pools don't open on the season's first day due to lifeguard shortages

PIX11.com (News) 6/28 1:11P James Ford

RED HOOK, Brooklyn (PIX11) -- Tuesday was the first day of the summer pool season, and while the opening of any pools in the summer's heat is always welcome, a shortage of lifeguards and other issues resulted in a number of pools being unable to...

NYC Council’s shameful bill to let non-citizens vote was deservedly struck down

NYPost.com (Opinion) 6/28 12:37P Post Editorial Board

Good on Staten Island Supreme Court Justice Ralph Porzio for striking down a flagrantly unconstitutional New York City law that would’ve allowed non-citizens to vote.

EXCLUSIVE: More than 2,500 sign petition supporting McGuinness Boulevard redesign ahead of DOT...

The Brooklyn Paper 6/28 12:30P Kirstyn Brendlen

Two days before the city’s transportation department shares its preliminary plans to redesign McGuinness Boulevard, a community group has sent the agency a petition signed by more than 2,500 local...

This is now the most expensive museum in New York City

NYPost.com (Metro) 6/28 11:22A Brittany Miller

Hope you're a New York state resident and eligible for a discount.

Man breaks woman's jaw onboard NYC subway train: NYPD

PIX11.com (News) 6/28 10:35A Finn Hoogensen

HUNTERS POINT, Queens (PIX11) – A man broke a woman’s jaw when he punched her in the face while onboard a New York City subway train, police said. It happened on a southbound 7 train near the Hunters...

Adams Suggests Giuliani Falsely Reported Crime, Giuliani Calls Mayor an ‘Idiot'

NBCNewYork.com (Local) 6/28 10:16A

The 107th and 110th mayors of New York City have some feelings about each other, and they’re not mincing words about it either. Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday suggested Rudy Giuliani may have falsely reported a crime over his alleged assault at a...

Column: We are one step closer to transit equity

BXTimes.com 6/28 8:40A By Amanda Farías

You may have noticed that our neighborhoods look a little different this week. Community mobility has started to become more accessible and affordable for East Bronx neighbors. As many of you know, my...

At the polls: Hochul finds support as she greets voters in New York City.

NYTimes.com (Times Wire) 6/28 8:40A Jesse McKinley and Matthew Sedac