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AM New York Metro (styled as amNewYorkMetro) is a complimentary daily newspaper distributed in the morning in New York City, published by Schneps Media. As reported by the company, the average circulation on Fridays in September 2013 reached 335,900 copies. When it debuted on October 10, 2003, AM New York became the first free daily newspaper in New York City. In 2019, Schneps Media purchased AM New York, and in 2020, it merged with Metro New York to form AM New York Metro.

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amBroadway | ‘Dead Outlaw’ cancels appearance at Library of Congress in protest and more

1 day ago | amny.com | Matt Windman

“Dead Outlaw,” the darkly comic, bourbon-soaked new Broadway musical, was scheduled to ride into Washington, D.C. this week for a celebratory performance and artifact donation at the Library of Congress. But on Friday, the producers abruptly canceled the appearance following news of the termination of Dr. Carla Hayden, the Librarian of Congress.
6 million applicants for 10,000 units: Housing lottery leaves out New Yorkers most in need

1 day ago | amny.com | Christian Murray

2-21 Malt Drive, a 38-story development on the Long Island City waterfront. HPD is holding a lottery for 244 of the building’s 811 units. The lottery is for applicants earning 130% of the Area Median Income. New York City’s housing crisis is no secret and the city’s low-cost housing landscape remains extremely difficult to navigate, including a housing lottery system theoretically devised to provide a solution for the dire need for accommodation.
City Harvest launches annual ‘Feed Our Kids’ food drive amid rising child hunger rates in NYC

2 days ago | amny.com | Jada Camille

City Harvest, one of the city’s leading food rescue organization, launched its 29th annual Feed Our Kids Food Drive, as child hunger continues to impact thousands of homes across New York City. Beginning May 11 and running through June 15 the initiative will bring in nutritious, kid-friendly foods to support families during the summer months when access to free school meals diminishes.
Nonprofit group homes in New York face funding shortfall, leading to staffing crisis

2 days ago | amny.com | Barbara Russo

Advisory groups say they are fearful that homeless and low-income New Yorkers will face the brunt of policy changes expected to be enacted by Trump in the first few months of his presidency alone. Almost anyone who works in a group home in New York will say that it is a labor of love. They do it for the smiles they get from bringing their developmentally disabled clients out for a sparkly manicure or whipping up their favorite meals at night.
41-year-old passenger stabbed to death onboard MTA bus in Brooklyn Sunday afternoon

3 days ago | amny.com | Barbara Russo

Brooklyn detectives are investigating a deadly stabbing on board an MTA bus in broad daylight on Sunday afternoon, police sources said. The horrifying incident occurred just after 2:37 p.m. on May 11 on a J90 shuttle bus temporarily replacing J train service at Crescent Street and Cypress Place in Cypress Hills. According to law enforcement sources, officers from the 75th Precinct found the 41-year-old victim, a passenger on the bus, with multiple stab wounds to the abdomen.
Setback for Yankees pitcher Marcus Stroman as he tries to rehab following knee injury

3 days ago | amny.com | Robert Pozarycki

Yankees pitcher Marcus Stroman suffered a setback in his path back to the big club while recovering from a knee injury, the team’s skipper said Sunday. Aaron Boone delivered the news to reporters before Sunday’s game against the Athletics in West Sacramento, CA. As ESPN reported, Boone said that Stroman experienced “discomfort” in his left knee on Friday while throwing batting practice at the Yankees’ spring training facility in Tampa.
MTA bleeds millions as bus fare evasion runs rampant in NYC

3 days ago | amny.com | Barbara Russo

NYC buses are hotspots for fare evasion as the MTA continues efforts to eradicate the scourge that has resulted in millions of dollars lost throughout the public transit system. amNewYork scoped out two bus routes in Queens for about 45 minutes on May 10 and witnessed half a dozen passengers skipping the $2.90 fare, choosing to treat themselves to an illegal free ride while other passengers paid their fair share.
NYC Mayor’s Race: Cuomo gets another Congressional endorsement as Espaillat backs his campaign

3 days ago | amny.com | Robert Pozarycki

US Rep. Adriano Espaillat (D-Bronx/Manhattan) has endorsed former Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the 2025 Democratic primary for mayor along with the Coalition for Community Concerns, a group of civic and business leaders focused on northern Manhattan. Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo added yet another member of Congress to his endorsement list in the 2025 NYC Mayor’s Race. US Rep.
12 Off-Broadway shows to see this May

3 days ago | amny.com | Matt Windman

Hugh Jackman and Ella Beatty in “Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes/Creditors” Off-Broadway this spring. Whereas numerous Broadway shows rush to open in April to meet the Tony Awards eligibility deadline, May tends to belong to Off-Broadway. Below are a dozen new Off-Broadway shows, including final offerings of the season from major nonprofit companies and ambitious new ventures by commercial producers.
Speed cameras to be installed at MTA bridges and tunnels in NYC

3 days ago | amny.com | Barbara Russo

The MTA is set to zoom in on drivers who recklessly speed through construction zones on its bridges and tunnels, and make them pay. As part of the recently approved $254 million state budget, Gov. Kathy Hochul and lawmakers agreed to expand an existing construction-zone speed camera program to the MTA’s seven bridges and two tunnels: the Bronx-Whitestone, Cross Bay, Henry Hudson, Marine Parkway, Robert F. Kennedy, Throgs Neck and Verrazzano-Narrows Bridges; and the Hugh L. Carey and Midtown Tunnels.