Gracie Mansion

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's Puerto Rican heritage event at Gracie Mansion faced criticism for poor planning and low turnout, with prominent leaders uninvited or declining to attend. Initial denial of the event by the mayor's office and last-minute invitation distribution exacerbated tensions, raising concerns about the treatment of the Puerto Rican community.

President Trump plans to nominate Jay Clayton as the next director of national intelligence. Clayton was serving as the U.S. attorney at Gracie Mansion in New York last March.

An off-duty NYPD officer is accused of shooting a man in the head, resulting in a life-altering injury, after suspecting him of stealing his car. The officer, Jonathan Baez, was arrested and charged with attempted murder.

A police chief who jumped over a barricade to pursue ISIS-inspired would-be bombers during a protest at Gracie Mansion was awarded the NYPD’s Medal for Valor. His 11-year-old son expressed pride in his father's actions.

Hundreds of protesters, including Jews, Muslims, and Christians, gathered in New York City to demand the removal of Mayor Zohran Mamdani, accusing him of failing to address antisemitism and alienating the Jewish community. Organized by #EndJewHatred, the rally featured speakers criticizing Mamdani's policies and actions, such as removing the city's antisemitism definition and skipping the Israel Day Parade.

Pro-Israel supporters protested outside Gracie Mansion against Mamdani, with Corey Cohen, a Holocaust survivor descendant, expressing fear over being labeled as 'monsters' by strangers.

NYC City Council member Shahana Hanif condemned Muslim organizers of a pro-Israel protest at Gracie Mansion, expressing a wish that they go to hell. The statement was described as vile and sparked controversy.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani, New York City's first Muslim mayor, faces backlash from moderate Muslim activists and hardline anti-Israel groups. Local Muslim activists accuse him of promoting Islamism, while anti-Israel activists criticize him for insufficient support of Palestinian causes.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani, New York City’s first Muslim mayor, faces criticism from moderate Muslim activists who accuse him of promoting extreme Islamism and from hardline anti-Israel activists who claim he hasn’t sufficiently supported Palestinian causes. Protests are planned outside Gracie Mansion, with activists like Anila Ali and Nerdeen Kiswani representing opposing views on Mamdani’s policies and affiliations.

Two suspects in a bombing attempt at Gracie Mansion, the official residence of New York City's mayor, have pleaded not guilty. The case highlights ongoing security concerns and legal proceedings related to the alleged attack.

Two individuals, Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi, have been charged with attempting to detonate explosive devices near Gracie Mansion and providing support to ISIS. The charges indicate a serious terrorist plot targeting a high-profile New York location.