Gersh Kuntzman
Educated at the Sorbonne and the Yale School of Drama, Gersh Kuntzman is obviously not the person being described here. We're talking about tabloid legend Gersh Kuntzman, who has been with New York newspapers since 1989, including stints at the New York Daily News, the Post, the Brooklyn Paper and even a cup of coffee with the Times. He's also the writer and producer of "Murder at the Food Coop," which was a hit at the NYC Fringe Festival in 2016, and “SUV: The Musical” in 2007.
Recent Posts
Paris Leads ‘Vision Zero’ New York With Car-Free City Center
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Yet another European city — this time, Paris — is showing us just how narrow Mayor de Blasio's Vision Zero really is.
Hey, NYPD — Cyclists Need Protection, Not Intimidation
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A nasty tweet reads like a declaration of war by the Sixth Precinct against city cyclists. Our editor calls out West Village cops — and their commanding officer Robert O'Hare — for having zero vision instead of Vision Zero.
Sweet Deal for Amazon Includes ‘Infrastructure Fund’ for NYC
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Could an "infrastructure fund" help ease the burden of having 25,000 Amazonians move to Long Island City?
Wall Street Journal Scribe Joins Streetsblog in Calling for BQE Teardown
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It's time for a boulevard-style roadway, not a $4-billion highway repair.
NYC Councilman Has 27 Speeding Violations!
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He’s worse than you thought. The man who wants to be your next Public Advocate has been nabbed by school zone cameras 27 times — not 18 as the Daily News reported this week. In its story about Council Member Jumaane Williams’s driving record on Sunday, the tabloid used the lower figure because it only searched […]
It’s 27! Jumaane Williams’s Driving Record is Worse Than Reported
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The man who wants to be your public advocate has nine more speeding tickets than you originally knew about.
Vote Yes on NYC Ballot Proposal 3 to Save Democracy
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Let's make community boards better and more diverse.
Don’t Blame Baldwin for Parking Fight — Blame Free Parking!
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If parking wasn't free, there would be plenty of spaces for people who actually need them.
NYC Sanitation Crackdown Reveals Extent of Industry’s Horrors
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In just the first two days of a weeklong crackdown on the private sanitation industry, the NYPD said it issued more than 620 summons to the companies and their drivers — a stunning figure.
Braking News: Bollards Make Brooklyn Bridge Even Worse!
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These sugar cubes are going to create a lot more headaches on the Brooklyn Bridge.
READ ALL ABOUT IT: Full MTA/DOT L Train Update
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Here we go, transit nerds: The full MTA/DOT L-train release!
NYPD Will Crack Down on Rogue Carting Companies
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The NYPD is launching a weeklong crackdown on the "reckless" private carting industry — which has caused at least 20 fatalities since just 2016, police said.