Today's newsletter was written by Brooks Brunson.

Weather: ☀️⛅ Sunny with some clouds appearing here and there. Temperatures could reach the low 50s, but wind speeds around 15 mph (and 30 mph gusts) will make it feel colder. I'd wear a coat just in case!

Harlem residents are still reeling from last summer's Legionnaires' outbreak.
They want accountability.

It's Tuesday in New York City, where several Harlem residents are still feeling the effects of last summer's Legionnaires' outbreak. Some public health experts have expressed concern over why it happened in the first place and how city officials have responded.

Ian Avant was among the more than 100 people sickened in the outbreak that health officials ultimately linked to rooftop cooling towers on Harlem Hospital and a city-owned public health lab, which share the same city block.

Avant no longer walks his dog by the hospital, though he still passes it on his way to work and feels a sense of panic. The disease did longterm damage to his kidneys, he said.

He and others now want those responsible to be held accountable. Read the full story from reporter Joe Hong.

Here's what else is happening:

• A floating pool in the East River is still waiting for six approvals from the health department, but its creators still hope to open it by the summer of 2027. 
• A City Council bill would force social media giants to implement a one-hour time limit on kids’ access to their accounts, unless explicitly allowed by a parent or guardian.
• The NYPD is expanding hate crime reporting after a Gothamist story cited expert concerns.
• A 5-year-old boy survived after falling from a second-story Bronx fire escape yesterday.
• This family of three is living off a $25,000 household income in Queens. Here's a look at how they make it work.

• Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration released New York City’s first-ever racial equity plan, even as President Donald Trump cracks down on anti-racism efforts on the federal level.
• The NYPD says four people tried to steal multiple luxury vehicles from a Hell’s Kitchen parking garage Sunday morning. They got away … but at least some of the cars didn’t.
• What to expect this lanternfly season.
• Pete Davidson is ready to leave Westchester and spend more time in Staten Island.
• The New Directors/New Films festival returns this week for its 55th run and includes a film starring Charli XCX.
• Are these the best dive bars in New York City?