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The Health Department Promised 1,000 Fresh Produce Permits Nearly Two Decades Ago. Just 149 Vendors Had Them This Year.
Nearly 1,500 sellers on a waitlist are standing by for a chance to apply.
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What To Know About New York's ‘Equal Rights Amendment'
If you’re in New York City, you’ll have five more ballot questions to answer in November. Here is our guide on all the proposals.
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What Harris Or Trump Would Mean For New York's Housing And Transit
Harris projects her plan would lead to the construction of 3 million homes, a 50% increase over the current rate of new construction.
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Why Insurance Rates For New York Property Owners Are Soaring
Policies are harder to find and costlier when they are available for homeowners who are struggling to stay above water.
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Harris Vs. Trump: What Does The 2024 Election Bode For New York's Economy?
In a two-part series, THE CITY examines the candidates’ proposals and how they would affect New York City.
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High-Wage Workers Get NYC's Biggest Raises, New Study Finds
In New York City, high-wage workers did the best in the nation while low-wage workers’ pay increased at a much lower rate.
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In Last Days As NYPD Commissioner, Caban Nixed Penalty Against Cop Who Body-Slammed Protestor
For the 16th time this year, Caban threw out a plea deal agreed to by a cop, letting the sergeant walk away without discipline.
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Migrant Artists Find Light In The Darkness At Brooklyn Shelter
Two visual artists from South America are displaying their work at the Clinton Hill shelter they’re living in.
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Community Groups Celebrate New Economic Hub In The South Bronx
Vendors and artists have a new space to sell their goods and display their work — under a highway.
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Cabbies Say Cost To Move To Wheelchair-Accessible Cars Is Too High
“The TLC is trying to use an iron fist to force drivers to convert,” Bhairavi Desai of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, told THE CITY.
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Adams Real Estate Chief Jesse Hamilton At Crux Of Big Deals Boosting Struggling Commercial Landlords
DCAS relies on brokers who are paid a commission by the landlords for each successful transaction.
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City Cracks Down On Vendors In Shadow Of Kingsbridge Armory
The sellers say they have been afraid to return or leave early to avoid fines and confiscation of their goods.
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Adam Clayton Powell IV Lobbied Eric Adams' Appointee Jesse Hamilton, Then Went On Trip To Japan With Him
Both Jesse Hamilton and Ingrid Lewis-Martin had their phones seized by law enforcement upon their return to New York City.
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Student OMNY Cards Boost Public Transit Use
Under the new system, kids get up to four free trips a day on cards that can be used 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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Bronx Community Colleges Go A Year Without Cafeteria Services
When Hostos did offer cafeteria service, student Sulenny Dominguez, 24, recalled paying about $7 for a plate of rice, beans and chicken.
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Philip Banks III, Adams Public Safety Deputy And Longtime Confidant, Resigns Under Mounting Pressure
Banks along with his brother David and sister-in-law Wright had their electronic devices seized by investigators in early morning visits.
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FDNY Chief To Plead Guilty In Secret Kickbacks Case
Brian Cordasco will accept a plea offer, say prosecutors, in scheme involving payments to expedite fire safety inspections.
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After Sutter Ave. Subway Shooting, Cops Promise Locals ‘Tactical Simulator' To Show Policing Challenges
The head of Brooklyn Patrol North said the FATS system formerly used to train cops would help civilians walk in their shoes.
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Eric Adams Ghosted Brooklyn's Turkish Cultural Center In 2016. Its Staff Now Understand Why.
Pressure by Turkey led to the mayor cutting ties with dissidents and going silent on the Armenian genocide, the indictment alleges.
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Eric Adams' Defense Attorney Demands Speedy Trial Ahead Of Mayoral Election
Judge Dale Ho did not set a trial date, but noted his “belief here that the public has a strong interest in a speedy trial.”
