David Brand

Bridget Bergin, a senior political correspondent for WNYC and Gothamist, joins fellow reporters Clayton Guse and David Brand to talk about a shocking investigation into Mayor Adams's re-election campaign. They uncover evidence of fake signatures submitted to get him on the ballot, raising serious questions about electoral integrity. The discussion highlights deceptive collection tactics, issues with voter registration, and the broader implications of these findings for trust in the election process.

David Brand, a housing reporter for WNYC and Gothamist, dives into the recent Rent Guidelines Board meeting where rent increases for stabilized apartments were approved. He highlights the intense emotions surrounding calls for a rent freeze, capturing the competing perspectives of tenants and landlords. The discussion also covers the complexities of rent stabilization, the financial struggles of small landlords, and the impact of legal loopholes that have led to the deregulation of many units, raising crucial questions about housing availability in New York City.

David Brand, a housing reporter for WNYC and Gothamist, dives into the heated housing battles in New York City. He discusses the cancellation of the affordable senior housing project at Elizabeth Street Garden and the skepticism surrounding the redevelopment of the Brooklyn Marine Terminal. Brand examines the delicate balance between growth and preservation, highlighting community concerns and the implications of political negotiations. He also sheds light on the financial impacts of housing subsidies and shifting alliances in the ongoing urban housing debate.

David Brand, a housing reporter for WNYC and Gothamist, dives into the heated debate among mayoral candidates about New York City's housing crisis. He highlights innovative affordable housing proposals inspired by the historic Mitchell-Lama program. The discussion also touches on the YIMBY vs. NIMBY conflict, revealing contrasting strategies for funding and development. Brand analyzes candidates’ plans, focusing on rent stabilization complexities and the political influences affecting housing policies, making for an insightful and engaging conversation.

David Brand, a WNYC reporter specializing in the impact of winter fires on New Yorkers, shares insightful updates on the ongoing recovery of fire victims facing significant delays in repairs. He highlights Governor Hochul's warning about how President Trump’s tariffs may disrupt trade and raise costs for local businesses. The discussion also touches on the intriguing miniature city for sale in Catskill and Beyoncé's highly anticipated Cowboy Carter tour, making for a dynamic exploration of NYC's current news landscape.