Today we're excited to celebrate a century of stories, a century of voices, a century of WNYC! As we celebrate our 100th birthday and beyond, check out our calendar of centennial events, listen to historical audio, and share your New York story: https://t.co/7JzceZ1vmU #WNYC100

“‘Gotham at War’ is the final volume in a trilogy which has been a half-century in the making,” Peter-Christian Aigner, head of the Gotham Center for New York City History at CUNY, said. https://t.co/LXYQwPE8Eo

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Experts say a productive relationship with the NYPD is still within Zohran Mamdani’s reach, rejecting the idea that he irreparably alienated the force.

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WNYC's Morning Edition is back with another installment of "Ask a Super," answering your questions about making city living work for you. https://t.co/S03QrICCMq

It seems like New Yorkers’ desire to hear chamber music and opera performed in city crypts and catacombs is at an all-time high. https://t.co/OxYCiBNIFE

Community Kitchen is a nonprofit “sliding-scale” restaurant that aims to make high-quality, ethically sourced meals accessible to all New Yorkers, regardless of income. https://t.co/PPi6A4NQ9q

Peter Harnik, co-founder of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, came on the Brian Lehrer Show to talk about his work spearheading the movement to convert abandoned railbeds into multi-use trails. https://t.co/8iejHMm2vs

Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic NYC mayoral nominee, sat down with The New Yorker Radio Hour's David Remnick. https://t.co/l7YLhqcDki

The Presbytery of New York City has announced plans to create a new endowment of up to $30 million. But there's a key contingency: It first needs permission to raze the crumbling Upper West Side mainstay. https://t.co/r9yIDD5dCX

Federal prosecutors charged New York State Attorney General Letitia James with fraud Thursday, following a mortgage fraud investigation, several news outlets are reporting. https://t.co/5M2Txz8m6L

At Acadia National park in Maine, Chris Newell leads Yo-Yo Ma and other Wabanaki musicians in a musical performance that welcomes the dawn for the entire continent. Listen get a window into the Yo-Yo universe in this episode of the Our Common Nature: https://t.co/WQl3bejeuF

New York City’s teachers union is unveiling a new website today it’s calling a digital “matchmaker” for parents and child care providers. https://t.co/EigftYVbx8

The borough regionals have wrapped up. Next comes the grand finale. https://t.co/MDqRMuG6rk

Four projects are vying for three full-scale casino gambling licenses up for grabs this year. https://t.co/dUoFfJUT3H

This week, Trump said he plans to use the military against America's "enemy within." On this week’s On the Media, how Trump’s rhetoric can obscure the real limits to his powers. https://t.co/JVWpqNOd6i

For more than a decade, the NYPD commissioner has had the power to quash internal disciplinary trials for officers accused of misconduct before they ever take place — provided the officer has no previous violations. https://t.co/e3jMIJlFfU

An organization trying to end child poverty will give 250 New Jersey moms-to-be cash payments with no strings attached to help them through the first three years of their child’s life. https://t.co/NAUReFtBWG

New voters in New York City made up 7% of the overall electorate in the June primary. In raw numbers, that's 76,860 first-time voters out of 1,071,730 total turnout. https://t.co/b9DGQLa3H7