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Prosecutors Point To Wider Probe In Bribery Case Against Top Adams Aide
Reams of evidence provided to lawyers for Ingrid Lewis-Martin reveal the existence of an ongoing probe that goes beyond pending charges.
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Rats! Global Study Finds Rodent Boom Linked To Climate Change In NYC And Beyond
Urban ecologists looked at 16 cities from Tokyo to New Orleans and found New York City had the fourth-highest rat population increase.
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Straight To The Top: New Nonstop Elevators To Speed Subway Accessibility Coverage
The J/Z’s Woodhaven Boulevard station in Queens is the first stop in the system where elevators bypass an existing turnstile level.
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NYC's Hydropower, Construction Trade And Avocados Threatened By Tariff War
Tourism could be affected since about 1 million Canadians visit New York City annually, only a few less than first-ranked Great Britain.
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‘Signs Of The Times' Commemorates Black Perseverance In A Changing Harlem
As rents rise and displacement grows, Harlem residents led their own project to map the neighborhood's rich history.
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Scores Of People Deemed Unfit To Stand Trial Are Stuck On Rikers Island
State psych wards for seriously mentally ill people are so full that growing numbers are held in city jails instead.
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Rikers' Controversial Commissary Deal Will Be Opened To All Bidders Following Reports Of High Prices, Poor Service
The move comes after THE CITY revealed that the company hand-picked to run food services routinely overcharged detainees.
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Federal Frenzy Puts Public Housing Funding And Nonprofit Grants In Question
On Monday, the White House Office of Management and Budget released a list of programs for which it was pausing funding.
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NYPD Car Chases Drop By 66% In First Weeks Of Policy Shift
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said new restrictions on when officers can pursue fleeing vehicles are already producing safer streets.
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Venezuelans And City Bureaucrats Scramble For Next Steps After Trump Yanks Protected Status
At a help center in Manhattan, people seeking to renew paperwork get myriad answers on what to do now.
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Business Districts Balk At Trash Container Rule, Citing Costs And Future Fines
In an email, another DSNY spokesperson Vincent Gragnani said the rule helps advance the goal of having “zero bags of trash on the streets.”
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Dramatic Immigration Arrests Rattle Bronx And Upper Manhattan
Federal authorities detained at least four people in a series of early morning arrests tweeted out across government X accounts.
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To Vote In This Summer's Primary, Switch Your Party Now
You can only vote in NYC primaries if you're registered with a party — and the deadline is coming up fast.
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Adams ‘Hasn't Been Feeling His Best,' City Hall Says In Late-Night Disclosure
The mayor cleared his schedule, and his office noted that his first deputy would assume his authority if he is temporarily unable to lead.
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Divided Doctors Approve Public Hospital Labor Deal, With Three Facilities Voting No
A heated campaign had urged attending physicians to reject the contract with the city Health + Hospitals system, citing staffing and pay.
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Recycling In NYC Is Easier Than You Think: A Guide For The Confused
New Yorkers send a literal mountain of stuff — over 600,000 tons of material — to be recycled through curbside recycling every year.
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Tech Startup Gets On Fast Track To Install Sidewalk EV Charging Towers After Hiring Eric Adams' Power Broker
Gravity Technologies is preparing to plant “trees” to juice up city agency vehicles.
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Hochul And Adams Budget Generously, Despite Looming Washington Threats
Both the governor and the mayor face pressure from progressive groups to expand spending.
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After A Catastrophic Fire In The Bronx, Nearly $400,000 In Donations Remains Unspent
The Bronx Community Foundation spent almost none of the funds it raised for victims of the 2022 Twin Parks apartment fire.
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Apartment Dwellers, Avoid These Winter Heating Hazards To Stay Safe
Beware of space heaters, using your oven and stove as a furnace and more.
