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RSV, Covid, Flu Cases Are On The Rise In New York
RSV is on the rise and affecting a lot of young children. The good news is that there are now two key ways to protect babies.
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Hotels, Big Money And Late-Night Favors: A Guide To The Eastern District's Adams Probe
A growing number of dramatic raids by prosecutors across the East River have targeted some of the mayor's biggest boosters.
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Newly Renovated Melrose Library Returns
The stately public library branch Andrew Carnegie paid to build in 1914 reopened this month after more than three years.
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High-Ranking Assembly Member Calls For Aid To Beleaguered State Cannabis Fund Borrowers
Majority Leader Crystal Peoples-Stokes suggests helping indebted store owner with money from licensing fees paid by cannabis compaies.
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Eric Adams Could Be Denied Millions In Matching Funds As Years Of Fundraising Tactics Come Under Scrutiny
Years of defiance — and a federal indictment — will weigh on the decision of the Campaign Finance Board.
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Campaign Board Head Hints Eric Adams Could Be Denied Reelection Matching Funds
Executive director says Campaign Finance Board members will make “judgment calls” that could take into account a recent federal indictment.
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Council Approves Adams' ‘City Of Yes' Housing Agenda, With Many ‘No' Votes
Splitting 31 to 20, those voting in favor cited the high cost of housing, while opponents raised concerns about funding and who will ult ...
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English Learners Rarely Get Into City's Specialized High Schools. This Student Came Achingly Close.
“If you were in the specialized high schools, you would have more readiness … to go to college and get a scholarship,” said Derek, who's 14.
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Whooping Cough, Food Insecurity Levels Spike In NYC
New York City’s rates are highest in the Bronx, where 1 in 5 residents and 1 in 3 children experience food insecurity.
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NYC Extends High School Application Deadline After Tech Glitch
The glitch only affected two schools, but families said that could have had ripple effects on their rankings.
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UAW Endorses Mamdani, Lander And Ramos For Mayor – And Urges Voters To Not Rank Eric Adams At All
“With a billionaire scab returning to the White House, our city must become a model for addressing the material needs of working people."
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Unsheltered Homeless Youth Population Doubled, Annual City Report Finds
The number of youth sleeping in drop-in centers, places of worship, subways and other crash spots spiked as migrant arrivals grew.
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City Officials Race To Get National Guard Out Of Migrant Shelters
Advocates fear Trump could federalize the Guard, and use members now working at city-sponsored shelters to round up migrants living there.
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Your Trash Bin Questions, Answered: A Guide To NYC's New Garbage Container Rules
Do you need a new official wheeled bin? What about recycling? And can you chain up your new container to avoid theft?
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Once The Face Of The State's Cannabis Loan Fund, He Now Fears Foreclosure
All cameras were on Roland Conner when he first opened, but his deal’s costly requirements are threatening his dreams.
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Who Could Take Over Rikers Island? Several Noteworthy Candidates Raise Their Hands.
As NYC’s troubled jail system moves towards receivership, three prominent contenders say they’d be willing to take on the herculean task.
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How Minneapolis And Austin Outdid New York City In The Quest To Enable More Housing
Some parts of NYC's “City of Yes” agenda were fairly modest to begin with, while other parts were scaled back to help it advance.
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NYPD Inspector General Scrutinizes Secretive Adams Quality-Of-Life Unit
The Community Response Team operates without written policies or required training, the watchdog finds.
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MTA Considers Flying Drones To Keep Watch Over Buses
The MTA is looking to deploy drones as eyes in the sky that would provide additional insights into its fleet of close to 6,000 buses.
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Budgeting Past The Graveyard: Adams And Hochul Spend Boldly Despite Likelihood Of Trump Funding Cuts
Both houses of Congress and the White House will be controlled by Republican leaders who've vowed to cut spending.
