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If you walk around New York City, you’ll likely see sticker graffiti on private and public property. Some people love seeing these stickers, some consider them art, but others like YouTuber SweetP aren’t a fan of seeing them littered on public infrastructure like mailboxes. He has garnered a large audience online showing his process of restoring public property across the city that “seem like they’ve been forgotten”.
Spectrum News NY12,555,859 views • 1 month ago
The last speaker at the 9/11 remembrance ceremony lost his father Michael Massaroli to the attacks. "You do my dad's legacy and the legacy of all these victims no honor by using this tragedy to spread hate," he said. "I've had to grow up and spend the past 25 years seeing people use it to hate on our Muslim brothers and sisters, to hate on people who don't look like them."
Spectrum News NY11,318,026 views • 2 months ago
Gov. Kathy Hochul gave Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who she has worked closely with since he was elected last year, a shoutout in her victory speech. “I want to say to Mayor Mamdani, thank you for standing with me and bringing a whole new energy to New York City,” she said.
Spectrum News NY161,360 views • 8 days ago
Mayor Zohran Mamdani says his father once let him be late for school to watch Senegal’s victory over France at the 2002 World Cup — joking that “on-time attendance didn’t stand a chance against Pan-Africa.” Now, history comes full circle as Senegal faces France at MetLife Stadium on Tuesday at 3 p.m.
Spectrum News NY11,182,460 views • 4 months ago
About three-quarters of the approximately 611 nursing homes in New York are operating at a loss, according to the New York State Health Facilities Association. Emma Barnett breaks down why one Staten Island nursing home is suing the New York state Department of Health.
Spectrum News NY11,018,810 views • 6 months ago
Patricia Smith was only a toddler when her mother, NYPD Officer Moira Smith, was killed helping guide people out of the south tower on 9/11. Officer Smith was the only female NYPD officer to die on that day. Years later, Patricia stumbled on the final transmission her mom sent out, calling for help after the south tower collapsed on her. Although Patricia says it's traumatic, she believes it's important for the public to hear.
Spectrum News NY1289,895 views • 2 months ago
Asked if she would reconsider taxing the wealthiest New Yorkers if the mayor came to her with a new plan, Gov. Kathy Hochul said "I'm very firm in this," saying she instead prefers to "broaden the pool" and "have more money from more jobs created by more businesses coming here."
Spectrum News NY1433,571 views • 8 months ago
A dresser in the Merchant's House Museum, built in 1832, has been discovered as a secret link to the Underground Railroad — the first of its kind discovered in Manhattan in over 100 years. NY1 received an exclusive first look at the concealed passage, which runs from the second floor down to a pantry hideaway in the basement. The passageway had been known about for decades, but its purpose was unknown to historians. Museum researchers recently discovered that the builder of the Merchant’s House, Joseph Brewster, was a passionate abolitionist who built false floors in integrated abolitionist churches and created this route in his own home to aid freedom seekers. Cheryl Wills🔛 Merchant's House
Spectrum News NY1421,703 views • 9 months ago
Mayor Zohran Mamdani stopped by NY1 this morning to provide an update on the incoming winter storm. He told Jamie Stelter that a New York City student found his wife Rama Duwaji's email and petitioned her for a full snow day on Monday. He said that "to the disappointment of any student that's watching," Monday will either be a remote learning day or an in-person day for public school students. He added that the final determination will be made by Sunday at noon.
Spectrum News NY1409,572 views • 9 months ago
Former mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa shared with NY1's Bobby Cuza his experience getting the flu shot alongside Mayor Zohran Mamdani as the two held hands, saying Mamdani asked if they would get the flu shot together "to show bipartianship." "He goes, 'well, hold my hand.' Am I supposed to say no to the mayor and not hold his hand?" Sliwa said. "And let me tell you something: he was squeezing hard, man, because he could see I was trembling a little bit."
Spectrum News NY132,984 views • 19 days ago
The last time Marty Granoff ran a marathon was back in 1983. This Sunday, he’s lacing up for his sixth marathon — at 90 years old. Granoff told Emma Barnett that he’s logged more than 2,500 miles in the last 14 months to prepare for the big day while training with his running coach Sean Fortune. And he won’t be running alone. Three generations of Granoffs will take on the race together, with his son and grandson right alongside him.
Spectrum News NY123,800 views • 14 days ago
Mayor Zohran Mamdani said the city is implementing several new "first-of-their-kind" measures in order to beat the heat. Thousands of LinkNYC kiosks across the five boroughs will display routes to the nearest cooling center, which Mamdani says shouldn't be more than a 10-minute walk. There will also be "cool vans" stationed around the city to provide hydration and electrolytes, meals (including vegetarian, kosher and halal options), plus transport to the nearest cooling center.
Spectrum News NY1180,038 views • 4 months ago
After the City Council passed a bill to phase out horse carriages in the city by June 2028, members of TWU Local 100, the union representing carriage drivers, held a news conference to voice their opposition and reiterate their plan to take legal action. “That was a spectacle of the worst kind in there today,” Christina Hansen, steward for TWU Local 100, said. “It’s a tragedy for everybody in this business. It’s a tragedy for the horses, and it’s a tragedy for the city of New York.”
Spectrum News NY131,838 views • 20 days ago
