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Mets Owners Are Already Drilling At Citi Field — Without NYC Casino Bid Settled
“If I really had my druthers, I would have voted no against any casino licensing, but the casino licenses are a reality,” Cohen said.
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NYPD Stop-And-Frisks Surged Again In 2024 Under Adams
A notorious “anti-crime” plainclothes unit resurrected by Adams may have contributed to those increases.
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Judge Dismisses Eric Adams Corruption Case, Eliminating The Possibility Of It Being Reopened
“Everything here smacks of a bargain: dismissal of the indictment in exchange for immigration policy concessions,” the judge asserted.
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Eric Adams Has Made Zero Effort To Challenge His Campaign Matching Funds Denial
Prosecutors allege Adams accepted thousands of dollars in illegal contributions, along with some $120,000 in travel perks.
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ProPublica Detailed Mayor Adams' Embrace Of An Abuse-Ridden NYPD Unit. Now Lawmakers And Advocates Demand Change.
Critics are calling for the CRT unit to be disbanded. New York City’s police commissioner may also be reducing the team’s role.
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Anti-Poverty Groups ID Property Taxes As A Culprit In Affordable Housing Shortage
Rental apartments are assessed at far higher rates than houses, the Community Service Society and Progress and Poverty Institute find.
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Health Care Costs Could Rise For NYC Employees As City Scrambles For Funds
Funding shortfall stems from aborted switch to Medicare Advantage for retired workers.
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Manhattan DA Forges Ahead With Corruption Case Against Former Top Advisor To Mayor Adams
Prosecutors revealed a grand jury is continuing to hear evidence against Ingrid Lewis-Martin and her indicted co-conspirators.
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Truck-Parking Pilot Excludes City's Most Impacted Areas, Including Southeast Queens
Residents there say they’ve seen more illegally parked tractor trailers in recent years that compromise street safety and hurt businesses.
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‘Not A Game': MTA Brass Counter Trump Admin Insults And Threats With Facts And Figures
“We’ll give [Duffy] a full answer to his questions, but we need to come back to reality," MTA head Janno Lieber said. "This is not a game."
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How To Compost In NYC: A Guide
“Composting can produce a great beneficial good for the residents of the city and also fights rats," said DSNY spokesperson Joshua Goodman.
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Payday Loan Apps Cost New Yorkers $500 Million Plus, New Study Estimates
Groups urge governor to enforce interest rate limits, as the legislature weighs whether to expand or rein in the fintech industry’s reach.
Brooklyn, NY|News|
Brooklyn Apartments Tap Into The Earth For Heating And Cooling
Subterranean climate control systems are gaining steam across the city, promising greater efficiency and cheaper electric bills.
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Crime Down And Tolls Working, MTA Fires Back After ‘S---hole' Jab From Trump DOT Chief
“I think people love to pick on New York, people really hate what New York is,” added Samuel Chu, another MTA board member.
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How GOP Budget Cuts Could Affect NYC: Your Questions Answered
It’s not just programs that receive federal funding that could be at risk.
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Trump Organization's Criminal Record Clouds Its Bid To Reclaim Wollman Rink
A board controlled by Mayor Eric Adams has ultimate say on the Central Park concession.
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Andrew Cuomo Gets Endorsement From City Government Workers' Union
Teamsters Local 237 provides school security and staff public housing.
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NYC Immigrant Affairs Commissioner Muted On Trump's Mass Deportation Agenda
Questioned by Councilmembers, Manuel Castro refused to criticize the president and wouldn’t say if City Hall had warned him to stay quiet.
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New NYC Deputy Mayor Lives And Votes In Peekskill
Jeffrey Roth announced Feb. 20 that he planned to run for a seat on the Westchester County Board of Legislators, district one.
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What Congestion Pricing And Measles Mean For NYC's Health
People who live in high-traffic areas are disproportionately exposed to air pollution, putting them at greater risk for respiratory illness.
