Zohran Mamdani’s inauguration 'block party' drew criticism as fans endured freezing weather with no food, bathrooms, or clear access.

According to the New York Post, supporters of Zohran Mamdani gathered outside City Hall on Thursday for what his team promoted as an “Inauguration for a New Era Block Party.” Instead of music, food, and free movement, many found themselves packed into barricaded areas with few amenities as temperatures hovered in the mid-20s.

A source involved with planning the event refused to reveal how many cops will be deployed, but said Mamdani’s transition team will hire and pay for additional private security to reduce the burden on the NYPD — and presumably drive down the cost to taxpayers.

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Zohran Mamdani will be officially sworn in as the 112th major of New York City on Jan. 1 some feet below City Hall at an abandoned Gilded Age subway station during a private midnight ceremony. "When Old City Hall Station first opened in 1904 - one of New York's 28 original subway stations - it

A block in the East Village is back to being a hideous dumping ground for e-bikes — weeks after the city tried cleaning up the eyesore issue locals have complained about. The Post surveyed the stretch of 11th Street clogged with 125 delivery bikes with ...