Max Rivera
Posted inCriminal Justice
They’ve been judged guilty of medical misconduct, negligence, incompetence and even felonies. An investigation by THE CITY reveals that 10 such doctors found work treating incarcerated patients.
Posted inCity Government
Inwood Park Ablaze as Brush Fires Reach Historic Levels Across NYC
Firefighters have responded to more than 200 brush fires in the past two weeks, including nearly two dozen in Van Cortlandt Park in The Bronx, as the city reckons with an historically dry and fiery season.
Posted inSummer & THE CITY
By the Numbers: How the City Empties Out in Late Summer
You’re right, the city does feel dead in August. That makes it easier to get a table, see a show or walk without getting jostled.
Posted inDeliveristas
Gillibrand, Adams Push To Accelerate E-Bike Battery Safety Measures After Tragedies
U.S. Senate bill to create a national lithium-ion battery standard is still stalled despite deaths and destruction caused by unregulated devices. Meanwhile, the mayor is rolling out street charging stations.
Posted inCriminal Justice, Elections, Housing, How to New York, Labor, Public Safety
What Can a Convicted Felon in New York Do When They Get Released?
Can you vote, get financial aid, or travel out of state? Some of that depends on your supervised release and evolving laws. Here’s our guide on the basics.
Posted inCity Government
Kara Ahmed, NYC’s Head of Early Childhood Education, to Leave After Turbulent Tenure
Ahmed will take over in September as the president of Educare Network, a group of 25 birth-to-5 schools across the country.
Posted inHealth
Growing Pains: Citywide Program to Expand Access to Doulas Hits a Crossroad
Community doulas who spoke to THE CITY described challenges in serving low-income communities and in getting paid in a timely manner.
Posted inEducation
3-K Seat Shortages Rally Parents to ‘Playdate’ Protest at City Hall
Mayor Eric Adams has promised child care for all 3-year-olds whose parents want it, but 2,500 toddlers didn’t get a spot. Families rallied against budget cuts that could make seats even harder to find.

