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Turbulence Threatens Mamdani's NYC Budget•NYC Sues Empower Ride-Sharing App for Operating Without License•MTA to Triple Wheelchair Lift Training for Express Bus Drivers•Q&A With Council Member Frank Morano of Staten Island•Todd Haimes Theatre Reopens After $24M Renovation in NYC•Mon, Apr 6•42°F•Appeals Court Pauses NYCHA Chelsea Complex Demolition•Landlord Income Up 6% as NYC Rent Board Eyes Freeze•Dear Netflix: New York Did Not Stay Up Past Midnight for This•Billable Hours Are Dying, and AI Is the Final Nail•Kevin Nealon Calls Out SNL Cast for Breaking Character Too Often•NYCFC Tops Out Etihad Park at Willets Point in Queens•Mamdani Launches Fast-Track Affordable Housing Program•Mamdani Budget Director Blames Adams for $5.4B Deficit•Judge Orders Rikers Island Fixed in 7 Years or Less•NYC Emergency Housing Vouchers Expiring, 16,000 at Risk•Mon, Apr 6•42°F•Mamdani Appeals Court Order to Expand NYC Housing Vouchers•MTA Advances $1.1B Second Avenue Subway Phase 2 Contract•NYC Schools 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Designers Are Burning Out, but Not From the Work You'd Expect

New York designers spend more than half their work week on tasks that have nothing to do with design. The economic cost runs into the tens of millions, and a growing number of startups think it's fixable.

By Jonathan Park April 2, 2026