This is going to be the last New York Edition for a while. We'll be taking a break from producing this podcast. But remember, during the hiatus... you can always download our stories online at wnyc.org.

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New Jersey?s governor-elect, Jon Corzine, faces issues of corruption and deficits. A look at his transition and a sit-down with Acting Governor Richard Codey. The idea of Congestion pricing gains support from strange bedfellows. WNYC's Sara Fishko remembers a boxing match that took place just before World War II. Food cart vendors in New York compete for a top chef award. And a last look at the Fulton Fish Market in lower Manhattan as fishmongers close up shop.

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Democratic Senator Jon Corzine is the new governor of New Jersey? Republican Mayor Michael Bloomberg will serve another four years. Also, a closer look at the Independence Party in New York. New technologies vie to replace the old lever voting machines. Hurricane Katrina evacuees in the city are looking for housing. The vendors at the Bronx Terminal Market have mixed feelings about plans for the site. An experimental dance and performance art studio celebrates 40 years of creativity. Food deliverymen face risks and challenges to provide a service most New Yorkers take for granted.

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Ferrer and Bloomberg debate; Voters weigh their choices; Ballot questions tackle transportation and budgets; education and health policies of the Bloomberg administration; New Jersey candidates for governor fling the mud, race tightens; City health officials prepare for pandemic; Muslim Giants fans questioned; Pizza convention comes to town; WPA Murals rediscovered.

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Halloween starts the holiday stress.

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The transportation bond act is up for a vote; How Democrat Fernando Ferrer put his campaign for mayor together; Mayor Bloomberg steps into the rebuilding debate on the World Trade Center site; Brooklyn investigators probe the illegal sale of human tissue and body parts; The Staten Island Ferry turns 100 years old; A Haunted House on the Lower East Side.

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