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NYC Small Businesses On The Brink Cast Hopes On New PPP Loans And Rent Deals
Businesses that are hanging on are doing so because their landlords have decided some rent is better than no tenant.
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NYPD Still Babysitting Christopher Columbus Statues On Taxpayer Dime
Monuments to Christopher Columbus on city parkland remain under constant NYPD protection and behind barricades.
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Anti-Asian Hate Crime Surge Fuels Demands For Systemic And Sensitive Responses
NYPD Hate Crime Task Force records show 27 incidents in all involving Asians, with 24 of them classified as “Other Corona.”
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When Is The Deadline For New York Voters To Switch Party Registration Before June’s Primary?
But there’s no love lost between the city and state boards of election, which are each telling a different story this year.
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NYC Child Welfare Officials Helped Get Her Fired Over Social Media Posts. Activism Got Her Back On The Job
Pressure from the Administration for Children’s Services led a nonprofit service provider to fire an employee over activism.
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Subway Workers Say Shut-Down Overnight Shift Has Turned Into A Dangerous Nightmare
The MTA says five subway workers have been assaulted between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. since May.
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NYC Nursing Home Gave Dozens Of Veterans Experimental COVID-19 Treatments. Some Families Had No Idea
The state, which licenses and inspects all 613 nursing homes in New York, allowed the facilities to administer hydroxychloroquine.
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Cuomo Distances State From Use Of Experimental COVID-19 Cocktail At NYS-Run Veterans Nursing Home In Queens
Gov. Andrew Cuomo deflected blame Tuesday for the use of an unproven COVID-19 treatment administered at a state-run nursing home in Queens.
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Some Bodega Workers Get VIP Vaccines At Citi Field, But Most Have No Shot
The Yemeni American Merchants Association has helped arrange for set-aside Citi Field appointments for about 50 local bodega workers.
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What You Need To Know About The Special Elections In The Bronx And Queens
Some folks in The Bronx and Queens will have the opportunity to vote three times in 2021 thanks to a string of special elections.
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NYC’s Wealthy Enclaves Lost Housing In Past Decade As Combining Of Apartments Outpaced New Construction
That’s because so many people combined apartments or homes into one dwelling, the total for new housing dipped below zero, according to ...
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NYC Families Caught In Rent Aid Catch-22 Sue To Sidestep State Blockade
Some families have to be sued for eviction before they can get help paying rent.
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As Restaurants Ready To Reopen, Food Service Workers Struggle To Score Promised COVID Vaccinations
The news was quickly followed by frustration for some delivery workers who found themselves locked out.
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A Brooklyn Grandmother Wants Cuomo To Free The Man Imprisoned For Shooting Her In The Head. Not Even Her Husband Agrees
“I want him home yesterday,” Jones told THE CITY. “He needs to be with his family.”
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Schumer And AOC Get Feds To Pay For Funerals Of COVID-19 Victims In NYC And Beyond
New York State will get approximately $260 million in funeral assistance funds, according to Schumer.
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After Years In Limbo, NYC Immigrants See Hope In Biden Plan To Help Make Temporary Stays Permanent
Roughly 25,000 immigrant New Yorkers with temporary legal status could gain permanent residency — and a clear pathway to citizenship.
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NYC’s Small Landlords Of Color Among Those Battling For Survival Amid Rent Moratorium
His plan blew up when the tenant who had moved into the unit he formerly occupied stopped paying rent in the summer of 2019.
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MTA’s Pandemic Federal Wish List Seeks $8B For Subway Elevators, Escalators And More
The future of the MTA’s $51.5 billion blueprint to improve the transit system has been clouded by uncertainty since being put on hold.
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Video Game-Themed Writing Workshops Draw Homeless Teens Together In A Time Of Isolation
At two Bronx homeless shelters, gaming is opening the door to in-person collaboration for young people desperate for it.
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NYC Ferry Gets New $64 Million Boost From De Blasio-Controlled Board
The mayorally appointed body unanimously approved a resolution at a December session to modify its operating agreement.
