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1 week ago | 
hellgatenyc.com | Max Rivlin-Nadler |Max Rivlin Nadler
Max Rivlin-Nadler, Christopher Robbins, Jessy Edwards 12:44 PM EDT on June 17, 2025 New York City Comptroller Brad Lander was taken into custody by federal agents while attempting to escort a defendant from immigration court on Tuesday afternoon.
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3 weeks ago | 
hellgatenyc.com | Max Rivlin-Nadler |Max Rivlin Nadler
As masked agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement continue to snatch people in the hallways, courtrooms, and lobbies of federal office buildings in Lower Manhattan, pro-immigrant activists, lawyers, and concerned citizens have begun to pack courtrooms in an effort to try to guide immigrants to safety after the conclusion of their hearings.
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3 weeks ago | 
hellgatenyc.com | Max Rivlin-Nadler |Max Rivlin Nadler
Traducido por Néstor David Pastor López. To read this article in English, click here. El viernes por la tarde, afuera del ascensor del duodécimo piso del 26 Federal Plaza, varios agentes de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE, por sus siglas en inglés) deambulaban por ahí, algunos con bragas para el cuello o mascarillas, y otros parados sin mascarillas, mirando distraídamente sus teléfonos.
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3 weeks ago | 
hellgatenyc.com | Max Rivlin-Nadler |Max Rivlin Nadler
Outside of the elevator on the twelfth floor of 26 Federal Plaza on Friday afternoon, several Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers were milling about, some with neck gaiters or face masks on, and others standing, unmasked, absentmindedly looking at their phones.
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1 month ago | 
hellgatenyc.com | Max Rivlin-Nadler |Max Rivlin Nadler
New York City's renters are having a very bad go of it, as rents continue skyrocketing to record highs. New York City's homeowners? Not doing great either, with insurance rates soaring. So it's no surprise thatin poll after poll, lowering the cost of living, and in particular housing costs, remains a top priority for New York City voters.
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1 month ago | 
hellgatenyc.com | Max Rivlin-Nadler |Max Rivlin Nadler
After the Knicks blew a 14-point lead with just under three minutes left to play last night against the Indiana Pacers, I had a fairly normal response. I walked around the city like a zombie, shrugging my shoulders every so often. I stewed in dejected silence at home, a passing grimace contorting my face involuntarily every few minutes. At 4 a.m., I had a vision of a ball bouncing high off the back of the rim and then miraculously through the net.
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1 month ago | 
hellgatenyc.com | Max Rivlin-Nadler |Max Rivlin Nadler
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1 month ago | 
hellgatenyc.com | Max Rivlin-Nadler |Max Rivlin Nadler
Andrew Cuomo has cruised to the top of the polls in the mayoral race, in part thanks to a strategy that limits exposure to the press and the public as much as possible. This is wise. Even by his own admission, Andrew Cuomo sometimes has trouble with identifying and respecting personal boundaries—"making people uncomfortable" was how he once put it.
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1 month ago | 
hellgatenyc.com | Max Rivlin-Nadler |Max Rivlin Nadler
Listen, I'm not someone who is prone to histrionics about my Knicks fandom, or one to draw lines in the sand about certain trades "ending" my relationship with the star-crossed team, or anything like that. I'm an even-tempered enjoyer of basketball, and when it comes to the New York Knicks, I'm a sober-minded analyst. I am well aware of the limitations of this team, especially coming out of their bruising, exhausting first-round series against the Detroit Pistons. They're not very deep.
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1 month ago | 
hellgatenyc.com | Max Rivlin-Nadler |Max Rivlin Nadler
On a rainy Tuesday, over 50 street vendors gathered at City Hall to once again demand that the City finally start dispensing more permits to vendors, especially as they have seen a massive enforcement crackdown on their activities by the Adams administration. The downpour on the steps of City Hall on Tuesday morning was illustrative of what New York City's street vendors, the heart of its informal economy, must deal with on a daily basis, they said.
