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donderdag 3 september 2026

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Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026

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Fog envelopes the tops of residential buildings along Billionaires’ Row
Fog envelopes the tops of residential buildings along Billionaires’ Row, July 30, 2026. (Ben Fractenberg/The City Reporter)

Dear New Yorkers,

That’s according to a new report from City Comptroller Mark Levine, who says “New York City is generating enormous wealth, but the vast majority of that prosperity is flowing to those who already have the most.”

The report found income inequality in the city increased between 2019 and 2024 and New Yorkers face even more income disparity than the national rate.

For the bottom 90% of New Yorkers, average real incomes accounting for inflation fell slightly, by 0.8%, over that period. In 2024, the top 1% of city households held 37% of all income citywide, compared with 22% nationally. 

The data is the latest evidence of the city’s “K-shaped” economy, where a few gain more every year, but most continue to struggle financially.

Weather ☔

A high around 84 with showers and thunderstorms during the daytime. A low near 71, partly cloudy and chances of more rain at night.

MTA 🚇 

Midday in Brooklyn, no L trains run between Livonia Avenue and Canarsie–Rockaway Parkway. Find all the MTA’s planned changes and the latest delays here.

Alternate-side parking 🚙 

It’s in effect today, Sept. 3 

By the way…

Sept. 25 is now officially Dolly Parton Appreciation Day in Manhattan, under a proclamation by Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal. (9/25, get it?)

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Reporter’s Notebook

Brooklyn Democrats’ ‘Delay Tactic’?

Brooklyn Democratic Party reformers accused Chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn’s faction of stalling Wednesday by showing up to court without attorneys for several outgoing district leaders who are defendants in the reformers’ lawsuit challenging recent party-bylaw changes she won.

Critics allege the changes — passed by razor-thin margins in a closed-door meeting last week — are designed to keep Bichotte Hermelyn in power despite her faction losing a majority of executive committee seats in the June Democratic primary.

Mark Hanna, a reformist-aligned district leader and lawyer for the plaintiffs, called it a “delay tactic” for some defendants to appear without attorneys at Wednesday’s hearing. Anthony Genovesi, a lawyer representing the party and Bichotte Hermelyn, who skipped the hearing, said the unrepresented district leaders needed more time to find attorneys.

Judge Jill Epstein gave those district leaders one more day to secure counsel, citing strict timelines ahead of a key party meeting that, by law, must happen between Sept. 17 and Oct. 1. Both sides are due back in court Thursday.

Gwynne Hogan

THE KICKER: Plants are booming around the five boroughs due to increased rainfall this summer and the city’s generally warming climate.

Thanks, as always, for reading. Make it a great Thursday.

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