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Best Hope For NYC’s Economy In 2021: A ‘Transition Year’ With Modest Gains By The Fall
Even with vaccines bringing new hope, the city’s pandemic-slammed economy will struggle at least into the fall.
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New York’s New Eviction Moratorium Protections Are Not Automatic. Here’s What You Need To Do
Here’s what you need to know — and do.
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Which NYC Frontline Workers Will Get The Next Shot At The COVID-19 Vaccine?
That’s increased anxiety for many New Yorkers hailed as heroes of the pandemic.
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Staten Island Rep. Nicole Malliotakis Faces Backlash After Joining GOP Bid To Overturn Biden Win
“I’m the daughter of a Cuban refugee, so when I hear someone talk about socialism it scares me,” the Republican told THE CITY.
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City Suddenly Drops Crusade To Block Chelsea Hotel Upgrade
A few tenants who’ve lived for years amid construction are questioning whether the evidence is to be trusted.
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NYC Jobs Won’t Bounce Back Until At Least 2024, IBO Says. But State And City Budget Holes Not As Big As Feared
That’s the conclusion of new analyses that show the city will end the current fiscal year with a $1.5 billion surplus.
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NYC Congressional Reps Describe ‘Sheer Insanity’ As Insurrectionists Stormed Capitol
Before the brazen attack on democracy, House members had approached the vote to approve Biden as president.
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For New Yorkers Brutalized In Black Lives Matter Marches, Response At Capitol Brings Disbelief And Bitterness
For many Americans, Wednesday’s insurrection at the Capitol proved shocking.
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Queens Public Defenders Push To Unionize. Management Calls Them A ‘Mob.’
Queens Defenders co-founder and executive director Lori Zeno attempted to dissuade employees from unionizing.
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A Bronx Grandmother Complained Repeatedly To NYCHA About Elevator Outages. Now She’s In A Coma After Falling In The Stairwell
Public housing tenant Eleanor Dowe lies in a coma in the intensive care unit at Bronx Lebanon Hospital.
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Subway Train Operator Haunted By 2 Deaths On The Job In 1 Week
“A lot of people I know, it’s happened to them,” Golden said. “But never to me.”
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Brian Benjamin Comptroller Campaign Ditches Dollars THE CITY Questioned
Vito Pitta, a lawyer representing Benjamin’s campaign, pledged a check of $5,750 to the New York City Election Campaign Finance Fund.
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‘Nobody’ Hurt, ‘Just A Perp,’ Say Officers After NYPD Shot And Killed Man In His Own Home
Twenty months after Kawaski Trawick was shot and killed by an officer, the New York Police Department has disclosed the nearly full footage.
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Evolving In COVID Crisis, NYC Mutual Aid Groups Head Into 2021 With Tablets, Toys — And Diapers
Mutual Aid NYC keeps an online directory and map of who’s doing what and where. The group also runs a hotline — (646) 437-8080.
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Three Men Gave $250 Each To A Candidate For City Comptroller — And Say They Never Heard Of Him
Brian Benjamin’s campaign promised to review nearly two dozen donations worth potential thousands in public matching funds.
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Five Days Without Cops: Could Brooklyn Policing Experiment Be A ‘Model For The Future’?
Cops from Brownsville’s 73rd Precinct withdrew from their regular posts on Mother Gaston Boulevard for parts of a five-day stretch.
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Racial Profiling Allegations Emerge At Luxury Brooklyn Rental Building After Guest Screening Conflicts And Dog Park Bans
They’re not the only Black tenants who say they’ve had problems with management over dog-related incidents in the building.
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COVID-19 Vaccines Headed To Rikers Island And Other City Jails
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has prioritized jail officers and other staff who work with inmates for immunization.
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Bronx NYCHA Tenants Robbed Of Hot Water As Cold Pandemic Winter Gets Underway
The outage threatens to extend well into winter as the pandemic keeps many tenants all-but homebound.
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More Rent Relief And A New Eviction Moratorium On The Way For New York Tenants
The coming end of the year brings some promising news for tenants economically slammed by the pandemic.
