Wed, Mar 25•6:03 AM ET•42°F · Partly Cloudy•Judge Orders Rikers Island Fixed in 7 Years or Less•NYC Emergency Housing Vouchers Expiring, 16,000 at Risk•Mamdani Appeals Court Order to Expand NYC Housing Vouchers•MTA Advances $1.1B Second Avenue Subway Phase 2 Contract•NYC Schools Chief Warns 80% Class-Size Goal May Miss Deadline•MTA Pushes Q Line Extension Amid Federal Funding Fight•ICE Agents Deployed to Airports Amid TSA Shortage•NYPD Still Issuing Criminal Charges to Street Vendors•Rising Costs Threaten NY's Affordable Housing Stock•The Schneps Effect: Local Media Spotlights 10 Talented NYers•Wed, Mar 25•42°F•NY Prison Reform: Advocates Demand Accountability After Deaths•NYC Faces Negative Outlook From Third Credit Agency•Ex-NYC Taxi Boss David Do Backs Out of Empower App Job•Mamdani Appoints NYC Salary Commission Members in First 100 Days•Hochul Proposes Weakening New York's Climate Law•World Cup Economic Boom Looks Like a Bust in 2026•Queens Father Indicted for Murder of 2-Year-Old Son•NYC Spring Bucket List: 25 Amazing Things to Do in 2026•NYC Lawyer Moves to Drop Adams Defense in Sexual Assault Case•NY and MTA Sue Trump Over Second Avenue Subway Funding•Wed, Mar 25•42°F•MTA Sues Feds Over $60M for Second Ave Subway Extension•NYC's $4M Public Restroom Plan Faces Bureaucratic Delays•NYC Pooper Scooper Law Nearly Impossible to Enforce•Transit Union Sues MTA Over Subway Booth Staffing Cuts•Home Care Aides Fight for 24-Hour Wages in New York•NYC Prefab Bathroom Years Late, Now Costs $3.5 Million•NYC Council Considers Ban on Rodent Glue Traps•Tyler Brandon Davis and the $75 Million RICO Case That Ensnared a Top 100 Accounting Firm•Bloomberg Endorses Lasher in NY-12 Congressional Primary•NYC Fare-Free Bus Program Revival: Lawmakers Back 2026 Push•Wed, Mar 25•42°F•Brooklyn Nurses Lose Health Care Despite $15M State Aid•Budget Watchdogs Warn Mamdani on Wall Street Reliance•How Hochul's Auto Insurance Reform Could Benefit MTA Riders•MTA Seeks Albany Reform to Stop $50M in Dubious Crash Claims•NYC HOPE Count 2026: Measuring Homeless New Yorkers•NYC $30 Minimum Wage Push: What the '30 for Our City' Bill Means•Bronx Tenants Testify at Mamdani Rental Ripoff Hearing•Q&A: Council Member Harvey Epstein on NYC Affordability 2026•Northside BID Proposal Advances in Williamsburg, NY•Bronx Day in Albany Returns After Nearly a Decade•Wed, Mar 25•42°F•Chef Doula: Bronx Man Combines Cooking and Maternal Care•NYC Council Advances Bill Legalizing Basement Apartments•Mamdani's First 100 Days: Budget Wins and 3-K Expansion•Chinese Coffee Chains Reshaping NYC's Asian Drink Scene•NYC Council Revives Third Party Transfer Program With Reforms•NYC Event Permits: City Hall Urged to Cut Red Tape•NYC Officials Consider Charging for Street Parking to Address $5.4 Billion Budget Deficit•FBI Investigates Explosive Devices at Gracie Mansion as Potential Terror Act•Three New Cocktail Bars Bring Creative Drinks to NYC Neighborhoods•Two New Restaurants Join Brooklyn's Growing Greenpoint Food Scene•Wed, Mar 25•42°F•Wed, Mar 25•6:03 AM ET•42°F · Partly Cloudy•Judge Orders Rikers Island Fixed in 7 Years or Less•NYC Emergency Housing Vouchers Expiring, 16,000 at Risk•Mamdani Appeals Court Order to Expand NYC Housing Vouchers•MTA Advances $1.1B Second Avenue Subway Phase 2 Contract•NYC Schools Chief Warns 80% Class-Size Goal May Miss Deadline•MTA Pushes Q Line Extension Amid Federal Funding Fight•ICE Agents Deployed to Airports Amid TSA Shortage•NYPD Still Issuing Criminal Charges to Street Vendors•Rising Costs Threaten NY's Affordable Housing Stock•The Schneps Effect: Local Media Spotlights 10 Talented NYers•Wed, Mar 25•42°F•NY Prison Reform: Advocates Demand Accountability After Deaths•NYC Faces Negative Outlook From Third Credit Agency•Ex-NYC Taxi Boss David Do Backs Out of Empower App Job•Mamdani Appoints NYC Salary Commission Members in First 100 Days•Hochul Proposes Weakening New York's Climate Law•World Cup Economic Boom Looks Like a Bust in 2026•Queens Father Indicted for Murder of 2-Year-Old Son•NYC Spring Bucket List: 25 Amazing Things to Do in 2026•NYC Lawyer Moves to Drop Adams Defense in Sexual Assault Case•NY and MTA Sue Trump Over Second Avenue Subway Funding•Wed, Mar 25•42°F•MTA Sues Feds Over $60M for Second Ave Subway Extension•NYC's $4M Public Restroom Plan Faces Bureaucratic Delays•NYC Pooper Scooper Law Nearly Impossible to Enforce•Transit Union Sues MTA Over Subway Booth Staffing Cuts•Home Care Aides Fight for 24-Hour Wages in New York•NYC Prefab Bathroom Years Late, Now Costs $3.5 Million•NYC Council Considers Ban on Rodent Glue Traps•Tyler Brandon Davis and the $75 Million RICO Case That Ensnared a Top 100 Accounting Firm•Bloomberg Endorses Lasher in NY-12 Congressional Primary•NYC Fare-Free Bus Program Revival: Lawmakers Back 2026 Push•Wed, Mar 25•42°F•Brooklyn Nurses Lose Health Care Despite $15M State Aid•Budget Watchdogs Warn Mamdani on Wall Street Reliance•How Hochul's Auto Insurance Reform Could Benefit MTA Riders•MTA Seeks Albany Reform to Stop $50M in Dubious Crash Claims•NYC HOPE Count 2026: Measuring Homeless New Yorkers•NYC $30 Minimum Wage Push: What the '30 for Our City' Bill Means•Bronx Tenants Testify at Mamdani Rental Ripoff Hearing•Q&A: Council Member Harvey Epstein on NYC Affordability 2026•Northside BID Proposal Advances in Williamsburg, NY•Bronx Day in Albany Returns After Nearly a Decade•Wed, Mar 25•42°F•Chef Doula: Bronx Man Combines Cooking and Maternal Care•NYC Council Advances Bill Legalizing Basement Apartments•Mamdani's First 100 Days: Budget Wins and 3-K Expansion•Chinese Coffee Chains Reshaping NYC's Asian Drink Scene•NYC Council Revives Third Party Transfer Program With Reforms•NYC Event Permits: City Hall Urged to Cut Red Tape•NYC Officials Consider Charging for Street Parking to Address $5.4 Billion Budget Deficit•FBI Investigates Explosive Devices at Gracie Mansion as Potential Terror Act•Three New Cocktail Bars Bring Creative Drinks to NYC Neighborhoods•Two New Restaurants Join Brooklyn's Growing Greenpoint Food Scene•Wed, Mar 25•42°F•

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Interior view of an American courthouse in Kirksville, Missouri, featuring a judge's desk and flags.

Judge Orders Rikers Island Fixed in 7 Years or Less

A federal judge appointed Nicholas Deml as remediation manager to overhaul Rikers Island, giving New York City up to seven years to fix the jail system.

By Rachel Stein March 25, 2026