David Stone
Founder & Euro Editor
Navigating Apps with Changes in Memory: Join Our Study
December 2, 2025
Weill Cornell Medicine seeks older adults with mild memory loss for a study on improving navigation apps. Participation is valuable,...
Report: New York failed to verify Medicaid spending on home care
New York’s Medicaid system wasted billions on unverified home care services, revealing shocking oversight failures. Where’s the accountability in a system bilking taxpayers and risking care integrity?
The RIOC Puzzle: Why Do Smart People Do Stupid Things?
RIOC’s chaos stems from a spineless board, outdated practices, and bureaucratic dysfunction, leading to disastrous decisions and a community detached from its needs.
Report: New York’s police misconduct payouts top $1 billion
New York is a leading state for police misconduct settlements, with over $1 billion paid in 14 years, highlighting accountability issues and rising complaints against the NYPD.
Fiscal watchdog urges New York panel to set limits on outside pay for officials
(The Center Square) — Fiscal watchdogs are urging a New York commission not to approve pay raises for top agency heads unless the state sets limits on their earnings from outside income. The state Commission on Legislative, Judicial and Executive…
Now, Some Common Sense Solutions for Tram Safety Issues
Neglected safety protocols and poor regulatory oversight are threatening Roosevelt Island Tram passengers. Urgent NTSB intervention is essential to prevent potential disasters. Competence is non-negotiable.
A Guide to the Six Ballot Questions New Yorkers Will Vote on in 2024
New Yorkers will vote on six ballot measures this November, including a constitutional amendment for anti-discrimination protections and five proposals altering city governance.
Gov. Hochul’s rating falls below Trump in New York
New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s favorability has plummeted, falling below Donald Trump’s, with only 34% of voters supporting her. A Siena College poll reveals significant discontent with her job performance, as only 39% approve, reflecting broader dissatisfaction with the state’s direction—an alarming signal for Democrats. The landscape seems less ‘deep blue’ than before.
What to Know About Voting in New York Ahead of November’s Election
How to register to vote, vote early, by mail and by absentee ballot — among other things. Here’s how to get ready for the general election. By Rachel Kahn Sep 19 5:00am EDT Want more reporting from THE CITY? Sign…
Julie Menin Seeks Your Help in New Push for More Democracy
Council Member Menin’s resolution aims to grant Roosevelt Island residents the power to vote for the board of the Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation. This move, supported by passionate individuals like Board Member Ben Fhala, challenges the current lack of local control. With a City Council hearing approaching, now is the time to support this radical push for democracy.
Ex-Hochul Aide’s Indictment as Alleged China Operative Riles Local Community Leaders
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Brooklyn has charged Linda Sun, a former official in Gov. Kathy Hochul’s office, and her spouse Chris Hu with unlawfully acting as unregistered agents for the Chinese government. Sun allegedly sought to influence New York officials in favor of China, while Hu faces money laundering charges. The couple pleaded not guilty and awaits trial.
David Stone
Founder & Euro Editor