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A Manhattan judge is issuing an arrest warrant for notorious New York City landlord Daniel Ohebshalom for failing to make court-ordered repairs at two of his buildings in Washington Heights. Meanwhile, new elevators are coming to the Classon Avenue subway station on the G line by the end of 2026. Plus, WNYC’s Janae Pierre speaks with reporter Jessy Edwards about the hundreds of lawsuits alleging sexual assault by corrections staff at Rikers Island Women’s Jail and the repeated mention of one officer’s name in particular.
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