Zohran Mamdani Outpaced the Field in Mayoral Candidate Response to NYPD’s Sutter Avenue Mass Subway Shooting (original) (raw)
New York City
John Tarleton Sep 21
While most of Eric Adams’ primary challengers avoided speaking about the incident, the Queens assembly member tied the officer misconduct to a large systemic problem with the NYPD.
Thousands of Protesters Mark Labor Day with Mid-Manhattan March for Palestine
Adrita Talukder Sep 4
From social media to college campuses, the pro-Palestine movement faces escalating repression as students return for fall classes.
The WNBA is Experiencing a Surge in Popularity… but Does its Fanbase Want It?
John Tarleton and Ariana Orozco Aug 8
The WNBA’s 28th season is its most popular so far due to a string of celebrity rookies and a dedicated fanbase who admire the league’s celebration of queer and Black women.
Dez Paul May 31
A member of the faculty at the City College of New York describes how the school became the Fenced University of New York (FUNY) in the weeks after the administration sent in the NYPD to dismantle its Gaza Solidarity Encampment and arrest scores of students.
Little Palestine Responds to NYPD’s Nakba Day Rampage in Their Community
Amba Guerguerian May 23
Protest organizers say the police were the real ‘outside agitators.’
Four City Workers Describe How Budget Cuts Impact the Public Services They Provide
By Indypendent Staff May 17
We hear from anonymous workers at the Parks Department, Health + Hospitals, Housing, and the mayor’s office.
Nowhere to Go: Migrants in Flux After Right-to-Shelter Repeal
Ariana Orozco & Manuel Lopez May 14
The City has tightened its shelter rules, leaving many migrants without a home.
Brooklyn Judge Sharen Hudson Ignores Evidence in Upholding Scarcella-led Murder Conviction
Theodore Hamm May 14
Jenkins could be stuck in prison until the year 2042.
Violence Against Pro-Palestine Student Protesters Affirms We Are on the Right Side of History
Ayesha Khan May 2
A student protester reflects on the police raid of the CUNY Gaza Solidarity Encampment at City College on Tuesday night.
The Scarcella Files: When Unethical Prosecutors Get Off Scot-Free
Theodore Hamm May 2
An Indypendent review of the prosecutors’ track records shows that not a single assistant district attorney experienced any public repercussions for overseeing a flawed murder conviction that involved notorious Brooklyn detective Louis Scarcella.