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Manhattan Plaza Seniors Get Vaccinated, Other Complexes Miss Out
The famed West Side artist housing complex was able to secure COVID vaccines for its residents. Others never applied.
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Staten Island Special Education Students Sue To Join Neighborhood School Classrooms
The federal class action was filed by three staff attorneys for children’s advocacy groups on behalf of three students.
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After ‘Horrifying’ Rochester Arrest, City Advocates Call On Cuomo To Keep Kids Out Of Cop Hands
New York City advocates are renewing a push to raise the minimum age of criminal prosecution statewide.
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How Shootings Spiked At NYCHA Complexes Targeted In De Blasio Crime Prevention Campaign
Shootings rose at 14 of the 15 MAP sites in 2020. All told, 52 shootings took place at MAP developments, up from 22 the prior year.
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Freezing Brooklyn Tenants Still Waiting Long After Deal To Rescue Buildings From Bankrupt ‘Worst Landlord’ Nonprofit
Layers of legal cases and needed approvals, complicated by COVID-19-related shutdowns, have come between King and a new landlord.
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PHOTOS: NYC Nor’easter Brings Snow Globe Scenes
For the first time in nearly a year, much of the city was eerily quiet for reasons other than solely the pandemic.
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Reversing Course, Cuomo Approves Imminent Vaccine Access For Food Delivery And Restaurant Workers
Restaurant workers will soon be eligible for much-sought COVID-19 vaccines, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday.
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Family Of Slain Rikers Inmate Nets $1.65M In Suit Assailing ‘Broken System’
Artemio Rosa strangled Casey Holloway on July 9, 2018 as the 35-year-old victim sat on a chair in the jail complex’s Anna M. Kross Center.
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Ranked Choice Voting Takes Backseat In New York City Debut
Voting ended for New York City’s first ranked choice election Tuesday — with one candidate holding such a sizable lead.
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NYPD Precinct Commander Ousted After Brutality Video Shows Up In De Blasio Slideshow
The mayor spoke against a backdrop of a slide showing him smiling as he stood with a cop in a white shirt and another man.
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NYC’s Troubled Special Education Complaint System Gets Federal Monitor
New York City’s special education complaint system will soon get a new set of eyes: a court-ordered monitor.
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What You Need To Know About New York’s District Attorney Races In 2021
The district attorneys for Manhattan and Brooklyn are up for reelection in 2021.
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City Residents Have Less Of A Shot At COVID Vaccinations Than Other New Yorkers And Americans, Stats Suggest
If it were a state, New York City would rank behind 33rd-place Maryland, with just 5.1% of its population injected as of Wednesday.
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In Note To Fauci, Top City Doctor Takes Shot At De Blasio’s COVID-19 Contact Tracing Program
She requested that grant requirements tying federal funds to test-and-trace be lifted — and that the money be pumped into vaccines.
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Everything 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.
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What ‘Cancel Rent’ Means To NYC Homeowners And Small Landlords
Dozens of homeowners and owners of small buildings have reached out to THE CITY with questions about how to stay afloat.
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Washington Heights Vaccines Now For Local Residents Only, Hospital Says In Switch After THE CITY Exposed Inequities
All new slots will be reserved for residents of the five boroughs, with a minimum of 60% going to people from Washington Heights.
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Community Rallies Around ‘Deliveristas’ Who Lost Everything In A Bensonhurst House Fire
After a Monday morning fire tore through the Bensonhurst duplex they share, a half-dozen food delivery workers launched a fundraiser.
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Police Abuse Watchdog Fired Four Investigators For Speaking Out On NYPD Body-Camera Stall, Lawsuit Charges
The quartet of ex-Civilian Complaint Review Board employees contends in a federal lawsuit filed Monday that police brass stalled probes.
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Outsiders Get Vaccinated At Washington Heights Armory Cuomo Touted As Combating COVID ‘Inequity’
THE CITY spoke to a dozen people in all. Of those, 10 said they lived outside the five boroughs.
