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East New York

East New York

Residential neighborhood in New YorkWikipedia

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Sep 13, 2026

Tanya GiddensGUEST
12:07
Yes.
Tanya GiddensGUEST
12:07
It was a school that was really well respected back then in East New York.
Tanya GiddensGUEST
12:12
And I said, I want to go to music and art.
Tanya GiddensGUEST
12:15
I want to go to music and art because I was singing all the time.
John CardilloGUEST
29:47
When the crime started to hit Central Park, the Theater District, the West Village, the Upper East Side, West Side, Wall Street, then they would unleash the NYPD, and things would calm down.
John CardilloGUEST
29:58
You know, it's an unfortunate thing that they didn't care if people were getting shot in the Bronx or, you know, where I worked or East New York, but the problem we have now is a generational one.
John CardilloGUEST
30:07
They've lowered the standards, and they've lowered the hiring criteria for the NYPD to such a degree that you have cops who can barely do the job day-to-day.
Dave RubinHOST
30:18
Yeah.
SusanNARRATOR
34:51
They have been forced back to court to challenge the sale and defend against attempts to remove them from the property.
SusanNARRATOR
35:01
Their other property at 729 Albert Lane in East New York was also part of the Salney case.
SusanNARRATOR
35:11
Salney's conviction helped prove that his victims had been defrauded, but the court did not order him to return nearly $500,000 in rent prosecutors said he collected from stolen properties.
SusanNARRATOR
35:29
Even now, his attorney is appealing his conviction.
Henry ZamotaHOST
11:11
And now it's like fucking completely fine.
Henry ZamotaHOST
11:14
Like there's really... nothing wrong with it like and same goes there's still some places in Brooklyn that are like kind of beyond like I like East New York is still a complete hellhole unfortunately but for the most part the city is has been getting a lot safer but yeah let's talk about the DSA I want to first I guess, examine a more extreme case.
Henry ZamotaHOST
11:41
Um, I'm not even sure if this lady is a member of the DSA.
Henry ZamotaHOST
11:45
I kind of just assumed that she was,
Yasmin PetroniGUEST
10:38
They closed Flushing and they opened the one on Erskine by Gateway Mall.
Yasmin PetroniGUEST
10:43
There's a big post office in East New York.
Yasmin PetroniGUEST
10:45
So it's the plan.
Yasmin PetroniGUEST
10:46
We're open 24 hours.
Ruben SantanaGUEST
9:54
Yeah.
Ruben SantanaGUEST
9:55
So I live at that time, like in the borderline of Brooklyn and Queens, East New York, almost, you can say ozone park, East New York.
Ruben SantanaGUEST
10:02
So, um, But like I said, at that time was the barbecue boom.
Ruben SantanaGUEST
10:07
So there was people who knew what that was.
Tom WeissGUEST
60:44
I mentioned Charles Barron, who years ago, through community organization I was involved in at the time, stopped the Pataki people from another done deal.
Tom WeissGUEST
60:52
They were going to put this incinerator plant in the middle of a black neighborhood in East New York, which would have just further polluted the air.
Tom WeissGUEST
60:58
So it can happen.
Tom WeissGUEST
61:00
There's also a major anti-gentrification battle going on In what I call the ground zero of the real estate wars on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, there's a very interesting woman by the name of Rebecca Moore who created a community organization called the Ludlow Orchard Community Organization, otherwise known as LOCO, which even though they can hardly declare victories, has put major obstacles into what was also a done deal, which is the complete total obliteration of the working class nature of the Lower East Side, the East Village.
EliHOST
16:38
stretching.
EliHOST
16:39
Shit, East New York, what y'all think about?
AceHOST
16:41
Black.
AceHOST
16:42
Black, yeah.
AceHOST
16:43
But
EliHOST
16:43
East New York getting kind of gentrified, too, because you know, they coming from bad style.
EliHOST
16:46
They just like, all right, fuck it, we right here.
EliHOST
16:48
You know what I'm saying? So, honestly, it's not as much as bad style, but they getting there.
Linda LopezHOST
7:38
That's when officers opened fire, but the teen wasn't hit.
Linda LopezHOST
7:41
He was taken into custody a short time later in East New York.
Linda LopezHOST
7:45
The NYPD Force Investigation Division is reviewing that police shooting.
Linda LopezHOST
7:51
Mayor Mamdani and Governor Hochul announcing today that more than nine hundred homeowners in the Bronx and Queens have had the lead pipe service lines in their home replaced for free in low-income neighborhoods, thanks to state and federal funding, and say it's saved homeowners about ten thousand dollars each.
Paula EdgarHOST
8:37
...
Paula EdgarHOST
8:37
I mean, I'm from East New York, Brooklyn.
Raymond Sanchez Jr.GUEST
8:38
Right.
Paula EdgarHOST
8:39
I'm not from Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Raymond Sanchez Jr.GUEST
8:40
Right.
Paula EdgarHOST
8:40
I'm from East New York, and that means you know your precinct.
Paula EdgarHOST
8:43
That means that, [laughs] you know, the people who lived in my neighborhood were, were all Caribbean, and they were, you know, immigrants.
Raymond Sanchez Jr.GUEST
8:49
Yeah.

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