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What You Need To Know Now About The 2021 Elections In New York City
But by this time next year, we’ll have a new mayor, comptroller, four new borough presidents and a slew of new City Council members.
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Steep Drop In Babies And Toddlers With Disabilities Getting Early Intervention Services During Pandemic
At the same time, thousands of young children who were already receiving these services stopped getting them.
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Watch New Yorkers Share Stories Of Those They Lost To COVID-19
THE CITY’s MISSING THEM Memorial Event last month honored New Yorkers lost to the pandemic.
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State Prison COVID-19 Wave Grows As Inmates Wait For Vaccines
One mother whose son is ailing in an upstate lockup said she was “hurt” — but not surprised — to learn he recently tested positive.
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Meet The Green Agitators Who Planted Seeds For Brooklyn’s Coming Wind Turbine Assembly Hub
This new green deal is not without controversy.
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Unemployment Claims Jump As The City’s Budget Picture Grows Bleaker. Can Joe Biden Help Stem A Deeper Pandemic Recession?
The numbers came to light as Mayor Bill de Blasio painted an increasingly bleak city budget picture.
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Attorney General James’ NYPD Suit Points Another Finger At Top Cop For Protest Crackdowns
A lesser-known, yet key figure emerged one again as the architect of the NYPD’s aggressive response: Chief of Department Terence Monahan.
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‘Hitler’ Flap Puts Spotlight On Staten Island Borough President Race, A Contest Without A Democrat
With the general election less than 10 months away, no Democratic candidate has stepped up to run.
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Juneteenth Holiday Remains A Mere Promise From Mayor To City Workers
At the peak of the anti-racism protests last year, Mayor Bill de Blasio declared that Juneteenth would become “an official city holiday.”
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Dog Rescues Curbed By Surging Global Travel Costs Driven By Pandemic
Rescuing dogs from peril overseas has grown costly and fraught, groups that specialize in international adoptions say.
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Food-Insecure New Yorkers Seek More Meal Deliveries From City
New Yorkers in dire need want city food deliveries expanded and prefer items they can cook themselves, according to a survey.
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A Shot In The Dark: Overnight Vaccine Getters Take Burden Off Daytime Lines
As vaccination sites shifted into round-the-clock mode, New Yorkers found themselves in unexpected spots at odd hours.
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NYPD Watchdog Board’s Bid To Probe Police Sexual Misconduct Gets Public Airing
That assertion comes in testimony submitted to the Civilian Complaint Review Board ahead of its Wednesday evening meeting.
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NYPD Pull-Out Experiment In Brownsville To Expand Elsewhere, Chief Says
During a City Council hearing on police reform Monday, Chief of Patrol Juanita Holmes pledged to grow the program.
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More Than One Of Every Four People Vaccinated In The City Don’t Live In The Five Boroughs
All told, nearly 28% of the 216,014 people inoculated as of Monday reside in nearby New York counties or other states.
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NYCHA Falsely Certified This Brooklyn Child’s Apartment Lead-Free. Now He Has Lead Poisoning — And He’s Not Alone
At the time, Paige had no way of knowing her son had become a very young victim of alleged deception by a city official.
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Queens Council Candidate Slams Campaign Finance Board For Nixing Immigrants’ Small Donations For Matching Funds
Moumita Ahmed, a longtime Jamaica resident who’s running for the District 24 seat, told THE CITY she was “outraged” by the CFB’s decision.
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Seniors Finally Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccinations Face Barriers In Getting Their Shots
Elderly people living in low-income neighborhoods face additional barriers, advocates say.
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Homeless Feel Unwelcome At Gleaming New Moynihan Train Hall As They Stick To Penn Station
“I’ve seen it from the door and I know it’s not for me,” Kush said. “It’s very visible that it’s not for me, so I sleep somewhere else.”
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De Blasio Promised To ‘Accelerate’ His Long-Stalled Broadband Plan In July. Some 1.5 Million New Yorkers Are Still Waiting...
Nearly six months later, the city says it has not yet reached a single deal for the NYCHA project or spent any of the money set aside.
