The Local Sunset
New York · Thursday, September 17, 2026 · 6:00 PM local · 23 min
Rundown
Every item in this broadcast, in order.
- ANYC emergency alert subscriptions rise by 177,000 in mayor’s first six monthsamNewYork
- ANYC Comptroller Announces $300 Million Affordable‑Housing InvestmentGothamist
- ANYC Braces for Traffic Delays and Security Measures Ahead of UN General AssemblyABC7 New York
- ANYC Council Responds to Lawsuit Over Paraprofessional Bonus BillamNewYork
- ACarriage horse owners sue NYC over toxic plant in Central ParkamNewYork
- BFire Engulfs NoHo Apartment Building in ManhattanABC7 New York
- BWoman discovered dead in Brooklyn trash can, NYPD investigatesGothamist
- BInvestigation reveals ex‑Mayor Adams let NYPD leaders retain pensions after departureamNewYork
- BNYC Subway Trains Get Grimy as MTA Fixes Car WashGothamist
- BMaimonides Medical Center Secures City Merger ApprovalGothamist
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0:32City Puts $300 Million Into Affordable Housing
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