A judge’s decision means that yet more redistricting chaos may be in store for the city this year.

If the Redistricting Commission moves the district into lower Manhattan, it would pair the most conservative part of the five boroughs with a liberal bastion.

A judge has ruled that the boundaries of one of New York’s Congressional districts is unconstitutional, throwing a wrench into the 2026 midterm elections. Supreme Court Judge Jeffrey Pearlman of Manhattan issued a ruling Wednesday that says the boundaries of New York’s 11th District — which currently covers Staten Island and a small part of

Staten Island may be known for its tight-knit blocks and suburban feel, but when it comes to homeownership, it is New York City’s most restless borough. A recent PropertyShark analysis shows Staten Island homeowners sold their properties after just 6.

Former Mayor Eric Adams personally ordered city officials to reopen a park drive on Staten Island to motorists last year, according to internal communications obtained by Streetsblog.

Homeowners in the Bronx and Queens owned their homes the longest before selling in 2025.

"In a borough where beloved eateries disappear with unnerving speed, Killmeyer’s stands almost defiantly rooted in place."