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Thousands march through Times Square demanding an end to ICE operations in New York

VOCAL-NY organizer Leonel López told NBC New York the crowd came out "to show the force" days after the midterms....

Bushwick Daily News Desk Nov 11, 2026

Arts & Culture

MoMA opens a singing digital swamp, Jakob Kudsk Steensen’s ‘Wetland,’ through March 7

MoMA's Agnes Gund Garden Lobby is now filled with Berl-Berl, a digital wetland installation by Danish artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen...

Bushwick Daily Culture Desk Nov 11, 2026

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The Knicks won their first title in 53 years. A Bushwick man is now facing federal arson charges for the burning bus in Times Square that night

Jonathan Strahs, 30, of Bushwick, faces federal arson charges for setting fire to a charter bus in Times Square during...

Bushwick Daily News Desk Jul 21, 2026

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“I just can’t believe they made it through security”: masked couple climbed the Empire State Building’s antenna, got engaged, then calmly walked into custody

A masked couple climbed the Empire State Building's 1,454-foot antenna without safety tethers, proposed marriage at the top, and were...

Bushwick Daily News Desk Jul 1, 2026

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Fifty NYC public school students had their art displayed on a Times Square screen

Fifty artworks by NYC public school students, some as young as pre-K, ran on the Cube at Duffy Square in...

Bushwick Daily News Desk Jul 1, 2026

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NYC officials demand answers over Trump’s secret pick to lead Penn Station renovation

NYC officials are demanding answers after the Trump administration quietly named a private consortium to oversee Penn Station's renovation without...

Bushwick Daily News Desk Jun 7, 2026

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50,000 marched in the Israel Day Parade and brought cardboard cutouts of the mayor who skipped it

More than 50,000 people marched in NYC's Israel Day Parade on June 1, as Mayor Mamdani boycotted and a Muslim...

Bushwick Daily News Desk Jun 3, 2026

Real Estate

Bushwick tops StreetEasy’s 2026 buyer list as foreclosures and dealmaking reshape the city

Bushwick ranks as NYC's best neighborhood for homebuyers in 2026 with a $999,000 median asking price down 16.3% and inventory...

Bushwick Daily News Desk May 21, 2026

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The World Cup final is coming to the New York area. The city’s own Comptroller says New York will lose money on it

The World Cup final is coming to the New York area. The city's own Comptroller says New York loses money...

Bushwick Daily News Desk May 13, 2026

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CUFFH Action to march in No Kings Day protest against Trump policies

Brooklyn housing group CUFFH Action will join the No Kings Day march on March 28 to protest Trump administration policies...

Bushwick Daily News Desk Mar 27, 2026

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Historic Districts Council conference asked whether preservation has a role in saving NYC manufacturing

Historic Districts Council's 2026 conference examined whether preservation advocates should help save NYC's manufacturing industries alongside the buildings they occupy.

Bushwick Daily News Desk Mar 13, 2026

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Community media outlets to question mayor’s press and engagement officials at CUNY forum

Community media outlets will meet with NYC mayor's press and engagement officials at CUNY forum on March 17 to discuss...

Bushwick Daily News Desk Mar 10, 2026

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New York’s opioid settlement board meets in Midtown to weigh how to spend settlement money

New York's Opioid Settlement Fund Advisory Board convened in Midtown Manhattan to develop recommendations on allocating settlement money for addiction...

Bushwick Daily News Desk Feb 23, 2026

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Manhattan’s marquee retail corridors hold most of the borough’s empty storefronts, newsletter argues, citing REBNY

Manhattan's most famous shopping districts like Upper Fifth Avenue and Times Square account for 60 percent of all the borough's...

Bushwick Daily News Desk Feb 6, 2026

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Thousands march through Times Square demanding an end to ICE operations in New York

MoMA opens a singing digital swamp, Jakob Kudsk Steensen’s ‘Wetland,’ through March 7

The Knicks won their first title in 53 years. A Bushwick man is now facing federal arson charges for the burning bus in Times Square that night

“I just can’t believe they made it through security”: masked couple climbed the Empire State Building’s antenna, got engaged, then calmly walked into custody

Fifty NYC public school students had their art displayed on a Times Square screen

NYC officials demand answers over Trump’s secret pick to lead Penn Station renovation

50,000 marched in the Israel Day Parade and brought cardboard cutouts of the mayor who skipped it

Bushwick tops StreetEasy’s 2026 buyer list as foreclosures and dealmaking reshape the city

The World Cup final is coming to the New York area. The city’s own Comptroller says New York will lose money on it

CUFFH Action to march in No Kings Day protest against Trump policies

Historic Districts Council conference asked whether preservation has a role in saving NYC manufacturing

Community media outlets to question mayor’s press and engagement officials at CUNY forum

New York’s opioid settlement board meets in Midtown to weigh how to spend settlement money

Manhattan’s marquee retail corridors hold most of the borough’s empty storefronts, newsletter argues, citing REBNY