LIVE: The fight to ban horse carriages in Central Park | Inside City Hall 2025-11-15 13H 03M MST · DescriptionNY1's Ayana Harry has the latest on "Inside City Hall" after a City Council committee voted against a bill proposed to ban horse carriages in Central Park. The bill is named "Ryder's Law" after a horse that collapsed on a Manhattan street two years ago and eventually died.
President Trump pardons dozens involved in attempt to overturn 2020 election | The Big Deal 2025-11-15 02H 00M MST · DescriptionPresident Donald Trump pardoned more than 70 allies and associates this week involved in the attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election, including former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows. Michele Goodwin, a constitutional law professor at the Georgetown University Law Center, joined Spectrum News political anchor Errol Louis to discuss how the pardons represent Trump's effort to further false claims the election was rigged and rewrite the history of Jan. 6, 2021.
LIVE: The Big Deal 2025-11-15 01H 50M MST · DescriptionEvery week, watch in-depth analysis and informed conversation from Errol and from the best of Spectrum News' political journalists across the country as they break down the most important issues shaping our nation and the politics involved.
This theater's production turns into a hilarious disaster zone 2025-11-14 20H 46M MST · DescriptionAn amateur theater group attempts to put on a production of "Peter Pan." What could go wrong? Pretty much everything. But at La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts, that's exactly what's supposed to happen. As Spectrum News' Tara Lynn Wagner reports, their production of the comedy "Peter Pan Goes Wrong" relies on intricately staged chaos and a little pixie dust from one of Broadway's most famous Peter Pans.
Gov. Kathy Hochul and Zohran Mamdani talk mayoral transition | Inside City Hall 2025-11-14 13H 14M MST · DescriptionNY1's Ayana Harry has the latest after Gov. Kathy Hochul announced she met with Zohran Mamdani and had a "productive discussion" Thursday. Mamdani also held an event laying out his vision for universal child care, an issue Hochul supports.
Julie Menin looks to be the next council speaker | Inside City Hall 2025-11-14 02H 31M MST · DescriptionCouncilmember Julie Menin — who represents the Upper East Side of Manhattan and Roosevelt Island — is looking to be the next speaker of the City Council, with current Speaker Adrienne Adams term-limited. She's facing competition from fellow Councilmembers Amanda Farias, Crystal Hudson, Christopher Marte and Selvena Brooks-Powers. Menin joined "Inside City Hall" to talk about the position.
Incoming first deputy mayor talks plans to implement Zohran Mamdani's agenda | Inside City Hall 2025-11-13 21H 22M MST · DescriptionMayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's pick for first deputy mayor, Dean Fuleihan, previously served as former Mayor Bill de Blasio's budget director and first deputy mayor, among other jobs in a decades-long career in politics. He joined "Inside City Hall" to discuss the plans to implement Mamdani's agenda.
Wisconsin bill targets water and energy use by data centers 2025-11-13 19H 18M MST · DescriptionA bill is being put together by State Sen. Jodi Habush Sinykin, D-Whitefish Bay, with the goal of holding data centers accountable in Wisconsin. The proposal would impose a variety of requirements on data centers relating to energy rates, water usage and green building standards. Habush Sinykin said she's confident the bill will gain bipartisan support.
Tax hike on the wealthy is 'the last thing on my mind' says Hochul's budget director 2025-11-13 19H 17M MST · DescriptionNew York state is doing OK financially, budget officials say, as questions swirl around tax hikes for the wealthy, universal child care and free buses in New York City. After a year of concerning messaging from state leaders over New York's fiscal reality and the impact of budget cuts stemming from the federal budget bill, things are looking better than expected despite a $26.8 billion cumulative budget gap by 2029, according to the state Division of Budget.
Could Mamdani's win in NYC influence North Carolina elections? | Capital Tonight 2025-11-13 19H 17M MST · DescriptionNational political anchor Errol Louis talks about Zohran Mamdani's win in the New York City mayoral race, his background and democratic socialism, and how Mamdani's election victory could affect other races. Political science professor Chris Cooper of Western North Carolina University joins us to look at national political figures set to play a role in North Carolina's U.S. Senate race.
Why 1,000 anti-vaccine activists rallied in Austin 2025-11-13 19H 17M MST · DescriptionInspired by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the number of vaccine skeptics is growing, as about 1,000 anti-vaxxers met in Austin last weekend to plan the future of their movement. In the last year, advocates who want less government in health care and in vaccine decisions worked with lawmakers and doctors to decrease barriers to vaccine exemptions.
