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New Fridge Units Planned For Hunts Point As Congestion Pricing's Clean Air Efforts Kick In
These are the first of the MTA promised pollution mitigation measures to make up for additional traffic neighborhoods.
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Internal Memos Instruct New York City Government Employees To Block ICE Raids
Agency employees have been told to block non-local law enforcement from city facilities.
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What Doom Loop? Healthy Office Rentals And Tax Assessments Show Manhattan's Strength
High-end commercial towers drive a post-pandemic recovery for the nation’s leading business district.
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What To Know About The 2025 Elections In New York City
The embattled mayor’s reelection fight is far from the only contest on the ballot.
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A Times Square Billboard Seeks Aid For LA Fire Victims. Is It For Real?
“What I want to do is save a life. That’s what I wanna do. I want to save a life and an animal, one of each.”
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CUNY Braces Undocumented Students For Second Trump Era
The school is being careful in what it’s saying before the incoming president, who has promised mass deportations, begins his second term.
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Mayor Eric Adams To Deliver ‘State Of The City' As Federal Corruption Trial, Primary Election Loom
On Thursday, the mayor is expected to focus on his old standbys: crime and housing.
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Board Of Elections Docked Director 15 Days Instead Of Recommended Termination For Harassment
Michael Ryan remains in his job after getting a break from the board, whose chair was responsible for tackling gender discrimination.
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Mayor's Call To Report Bad Bike Batteries To 311 Led To Dead Ends
One New Yorker who spoke to THE CITY described his frustrating attempt to report potentially dangerous e-bike battery charging.
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Former Prisoners Say Deadly Robert Brooks Beating Is Sadly Routine
Officials investigating the case said that the other officers at the scene either blocked their body cams or didn’t have them on.
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New York City Selects Developers For Long-Abandoned Kingsbridge Armory
The selection of the developer in a bidding process that launched last September marks a major turning point for a national landmark.
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Most Street-Homeless Housing Applicants Never Get A Shot, Inside Stats Show
City agencies tracked nearly 1,000 homeless people as they waited for supportive housing. Just 18% obtained a spot.
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Car Tolls Turn On In Manhattan As MTA Waits For Money And Results To Roll In
On the first days, drivers struggled to avoid paying the congestion charge. One even said she'd leave New York because of it.
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Vans Vs. Buses: Swarm Of Unlicensed Operators Battles MTA For Street Space And Commuters
As legitimate dollar van operators get priced out by high insurance rates, off-the-books competitors are taking their place.
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Feds Raid Home Of NYPD's Former Top Uniformed Cop
Maddrey had announced his resignation last month after allegations by a female subordinate that he coerced sex in exchange for overtime pay.
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Before Harlem Blaze That Killed Journalist Fazil Khan, Neighbors Complained About E-Bike Batteries
There is no evidence that the landlord or any city agency did anything in response to the 311 call, or any of the other complaints.
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Should NYC Revisit Airbnb Restrictions? Rival City Hall Rallies Fight It Out.
Homeowners demanding a fresh chance to host visitors confronted tenants and hotel workers in a heated confrontation over who wins and lo ...
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Mayor Adams On Trump Border Czar: ‘We Have The Same Desire'
After an hour-long meeting, Adams said he and Tom Homan want to go after undocumented immigrants who commit “repeated, violent acts.”
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MTA Nabs Federal Money To Study The New Psychology Of Fare Beating
The transit agency is pulling out all the stops to figure out how to get people to pay their own way.
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NYC Will Empty Floyd Bennett Field Migrant Shelter Before Trump Inauguration
Advocates rang alarm bells that residents there could prove uniquely vulnerable to Trump’s mass deportation agenda.
