Thu, Jan 22•6:24 PM ET•42°F · Partly Cloudy•Four-Alarm Fire Tears Through Red Hook Warehouse•Judge Orders New Psych Eval in Subway Cleaner Attack Case•Mamdani Tackles Hotel Fees, Antisemitism in Early Mayoral Days•Court Orders Staten Island Congressional District Redrawn•Court Forces NY-11 Redistricting After Anti-Gerrymandering Ruling•Whitney Exhibition on AI Art Sparks Debate Over Technology and Creativity•After 40 Years at the Helm, Staten Island Ferry Captain Takes Final Voyage•Mamdani's Rent Freeze Proposal Draws Fire from Landlords, Praise from Tenants•NYC Bars Embrace Dry January with Creative Mocktail Menus•Gas Explosion Rocks Astoria Building, Forcing Evacuation of 200 Residents•Thu, Jan 22•42°F•Hudson Yards Office Vacancy Hits Record High as Tech Tenants Retreat•Williamsburg Condo Unveils NYC's First Private Ice Rink•Village Vanguard Celebrates 90 Years as Jazz's Most Sacred Stage•New York Flu Cases Hit Record Ahead of Peak Season•Adams Fills Rent Board Seats in Move to Block Mamdani Agenda•A Chinatown Dim Sum Crawl to Beat the Holiday Crowds•OMNY System Glitches Mar Final Days of MetroCard Era•Subway Crime on Track for Lowest Levels in 16 Years•Manhattan Rental Inventory Drops for 16th Straight Month•Supreme Court Student Loan Ruling Could Affect 800,000 NYC Borrowers•Thu, Jan 22•42°F•City Council Passes Housing Bills, Setting Up Veto Battle•The Harlem Photographer Who Documented Jazz History Gets His Moment•NYCHA Secures $453 Million for Harlem Housing Renovations•Wall Street Extends Year-End Rally as Tech Stocks Lead December Gains•Broadway Faces Affordability Crisis as Ticket Prices Soar•Met Museum Opens Landmark Vermeer Exhibition with 12 Rare Masterpieces•MTA Congestion Pricing Revenue Exceeds First-Year Projections•Your Guide to NYC's Best Holiday Markets and Christmas Villages for 2025•City Council Approves Controversial Affordable Housing Rezoning in East New York•MTA Announces Major Service Changes for Thanksgiving Week Travel•Thu, Jan 22•42°F•Federal Housing Voucher Expansion Could Benefit 40,000 NYC Families•Meet the Bronx Grandmother Transforming Vacant Lots into Community Gardens•Queens Small Businesses Prepare for Record-Breaking Shopping Weekend•Revival of 'Company' Opens to Standing Ovation at Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre•Chelsea Market Food Hall Unveils Major Expansion with Six New Vendors•Thu, Jan 22•6:24 PM ET•42°F · Partly Cloudy•Four-Alarm Fire Tears Through Red Hook Warehouse•Judge Orders New Psych Eval in Subway Cleaner Attack Case•Mamdani Tackles Hotel Fees, Antisemitism in Early Mayoral Days•Court Orders Staten Island Congressional District Redrawn•Court Forces NY-11 Redistricting After Anti-Gerrymandering Ruling•Whitney Exhibition on AI Art Sparks Debate Over Technology and Creativity•After 40 Years at the Helm, Staten Island Ferry Captain Takes Final Voyage•Mamdani's Rent Freeze Proposal Draws Fire from Landlords, Praise from Tenants•NYC Bars Embrace Dry January with Creative Mocktail Menus•Gas Explosion Rocks Astoria Building, Forcing Evacuation of 200 Residents•Thu, Jan 22•42°F•Hudson Yards Office Vacancy Hits Record High as Tech Tenants Retreat•Williamsburg Condo Unveils NYC's First Private Ice Rink•Village Vanguard Celebrates 90 Years as Jazz's Most Sacred Stage•New York Flu Cases Hit Record Ahead of Peak Season•Adams Fills Rent Board Seats in Move to Block Mamdani Agenda•A Chinatown Dim Sum Crawl to Beat the Holiday Crowds•OMNY System Glitches Mar Final Days of MetroCard Era•Subway Crime on Track for Lowest Levels in 16 Years•Manhattan Rental Inventory Drops for 16th Straight Month•Supreme Court Student Loan Ruling Could Affect 800,000 NYC Borrowers•Thu, Jan 22•42°F•City Council Passes Housing Bills, Setting Up Veto Battle•The Harlem Photographer Who Documented Jazz History Gets His Moment•NYCHA Secures $453 Million for Harlem Housing Renovations•Wall Street Extends Year-End Rally as Tech Stocks Lead December Gains•Broadway Faces Affordability Crisis as Ticket Prices Soar•Met Museum Opens Landmark Vermeer Exhibition with 12 Rare Masterpieces•MTA Congestion Pricing Revenue Exceeds First-Year Projections•Your Guide to NYC's Best Holiday Markets and Christmas Villages for 2025•City Council Approves Controversial Affordable Housing Rezoning in East New York•MTA Announces Major Service Changes for Thanksgiving Week Travel•Thu, Jan 22•42°F•Federal Housing Voucher Expansion Could Benefit 40,000 NYC Families•Meet the Bronx Grandmother Transforming Vacant Lots into Community Gardens•Queens Small Businesses Prepare for Record-Breaking Shopping Weekend•Revival of 'Company' Opens to Standing Ovation at Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre•Chelsea Market Food Hall Unveils Major Expansion with Six New Vendors•
Nadia Volkov

Nadia Volkov

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About Nadia

Nadia Volkov spent eight years covering federal policy for The Hill before returning home to New York. A Brighton Beach native and Fordham graduate, she brings deep understanding of how Washington decisions ripple through local communities. Nadia covers state and federal politics with a focus on how policy affects everyday New Yorkers.

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