NYCuriosity
Tal Roded, Zachary ThomasNYCuriosity explores New York through data, policy, and place. I dig into the decisions behind the city’s infrastructure and public spaces to understand how change actually happens at the neighborhood level.
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March Parks Committee Report for Manhattan CB3
## Parks Manager Updates
NYC's Streets Are Getting Better. Just Not Fast Enough.
On Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026 at 10 AM, the New York City Council Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure kicked off its hearing. The meeting consisted of discussion of several important pieces of legislation, dealing with streetscape ...
NYC’s Job Growth Has a Quality Problem
There are nearly 4.9 million jobs based in NYC, of which about 4.2 million are in the private sector (i.e., not government jobs). And yet, in 2025, NYC only added 33,400 new private sector jobs. Even worse, through the first half of 2025 th...
Manhattan Community Board 3 Feb 2026 Report
As always, the below summary of the Full Board Meeting is not complete but represents my best attempt to highlight key takeaways from the meeting. If you attended the meeting and believe I missed or misstated any important points, please co...
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Author of NYCuriosity Substack. Exploring NYC policy developments through insights into NYC open data and my own background in economic research and data science. Member of Manhattan Community Board 3.
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