City Council Defies Adams, Reopens Legal Clock For Sex Assault Survivors
After a City Council veto override on Jan. 29, 2026, New York reopened an 18‑month civil window for survivors to file time‑barred claims. The law covers incidents before Jan. 9, 2022 and lets some dismissed suits be amended.
NYU Profs Threaten March 23 Walkout In Pay And Job Security Showdown
Contract faculty at NYU have set a March 23 strike deadline, saying pay, job security and academic‑freedom protections remain unresolved. The union argues campuswide action could be imminent.
Annie Leibovitz Quietly Scores $3M Payday On West Village Penthouse Flip
Annie Leibovitz quietly sold her West Village duplex penthouse for $19.5M, netting about $3M more than she paid in 2025. The deal was recorded as an off‑market transfer.
Canal Street Death Toll Spurs Chinatown March For Safer Streets
Family members and safety advocates marched Canal Street, placing memorials at fatal intersections and pressing NYC DOT to accelerate a long‑planned redesign. The walk underscored data showing repeated injuries and deaths on the corridor.
Bronx Prez Hits Pause On Bronx Week As Budget Squeeze Bites
Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson has paused Bronx Week for May 2026, saying the break will let her office redesign the festival amid economic strain. Officials say select marquee events will continue while the public is invited to weigh in.












