Nick Kats, CEO of Little Scholars, said the delays have left programs scrambling to cover payroll, supplies and operational costs without the public dollars they rely on.

City childcare providers warn funding delays could keep classrooms from opening on time

Natalia Corridori, president of the Pelham Bay Little League and a parent, says a large hole cut through the fence has become a gateway for trespassing and drug use. She has documented used needles on the sidewalk, piles of trash surrounding the property and repeated vandalism.

Pelham Bay Little League president calls for action as quality‑of‑life issues escalate around ballfields

Just hours after a city council-approved bill granting paraprofessionals pay raises became law, Mamdani and his administration announced they would move forward with legal action to try to stop it on Wednesday.

$10K pay raise for paraprofessionals sparks clash between mayor and City Council 

From 3:13 a.m. to 10:19 a.m. on Tuesday, callers and dispatchers were unable to hear each other on certain 911 calls that were routed through a communications router at the Public Service & Government II facility on Marconi Street.

City probes Bronx 911 failure after hundreds of calls go unheard

The administration opted to forgo sending a representative in person to testify, and instead, Department of Finance Commissioner Richard Lee submitted written testimony citing active litigation. 

No-show sparks outrage: Council slams Mamdani administration over pied-à-terre tax hearing

The new space will include volleyball and basketball courts.

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