"Here's a look at some of the video content that resonated with amNY's audience this year. Screenshots via Instagram/amNewYork From record-breaking summer temperatures to a heated mayoral race, 2025 had New Yorkers fired up all year long. Throughout it all, amNY maintained a consistent presence across social media platforms, striving for or a balance between informing, entertaining, and connecting through footage. Here is what resonated with you most:"
"Lander, in the midst of escorting an immigrant whose case has been dismissed, is shown handcuffed by undercover ICE agents and disputing the legality of the arrest; one of this year's many incidents of contested immigration enforcement. View this post on Instagram A post shared by amNewYork (@amnewyork) 3. Jake Dell, Katz's Delicatessen Owner, About Why Their Thick-Cut Fries Haven't Changed in Decades"
Record-breaking summer temperatures and a heated mayoral race framed 2025 in New York City. amNY maintained a steady presence across social platforms, sharing short videos that informed, entertained, and connected diverse audiences. Standout clips included a pug in a Darth Vader costume marching through Tompkins Square, and footage of Comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander being handcuffed by undercover ICE agents while escorting an immigrant with a dismissed case. Local food stories proved popular: Katz's owner defended thick-cut fries and critics ranked slices at a One Bite Pizza Fest. Sports fandom content, including Big Daddy Marc meeting WWE stars at Fanatics Fest, also drew engagement.
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