The New York Read
By The Curious + Creative Network
Categories: News
New York City, every morning. City Hall and Albany decisions that land in the five boroughs, the MTA, housing, public safety, business, and the culture and openings worth knowing — in about twenty minutes. Part of the Curious & Creative network.
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Recent episodes
- Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Governor Kathy Hochul won a second full term in a Democratic sweep, making history with Lt. Gov.-elect Adrienne Adams as New York's first all-woman winning ticket; Attorney General Letitia James and Comptroller Tom DiNapoli were also reelected; city voters approved all five COGE charter proposals…
- Tuesday, November 3, 2026
It is Election Day in New York: polls are open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., Governor Kathy Hochul goes into the day with a double-digit lead over Bruce Blakeman after early voting surged nearly 70% statewide to 1,965,043; city voters also decide five charter questions from Mayor Mamdani's Commission on…
- Monday, November 2, 2026
A debut winner, a record field, and one day left to decide the state: Sweden's Andreas Almgren won the New York City Marathon in the first marathon of his life while Sheila Chepkirui reclaimed the women's title; city early voting closed at 690,526; Hochul and Blakeman make their final arguments…
- Sunday, November 1, 2026
A city mourning a child, a city running, and a city voting: Mayor Mamdani says President Trump agreed to a visa for the mother of Javits Frimpong, the fifteen-year-old killed walking to school in the Bronx; the TCS New York City Marathon marks fifty years of the five-borough course; early voting…
- Saturday, October 31, 2026
Halloween Saturday in New York: the Council hears a plan for a full Department of Community Safety, the racial equity chair fight settles into a deal that keeps Linda Tigani until July, Governor Hochul's $100-$200 rebate checks land in mailboxes as her own allies question one-time handouts, early…
- Friday, October 30, 2026
Mayor Mamdani says the pied-a-terre tax will still collect $500 million after a judge sent its rollout back to square one, nobody is currently enforcing the bus fare while the MTA's EAGLE teams are suspended, and eight people are charged in a $7 million SNAP fraud scheme — plus a Bronx vigil for…
- Thursday, October 29, 2026
City Hall cancels the $225 million joint public safety training facility, SNAP shoppers get 40 percent more in Health Bucks, and early voting surges — plus the five ballot questions, the Third Avenue redesign, new MTA fare gates, the Chinatown jail ruling, and the 2027 minimum wage freeze.Stories…
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