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MTA Blames Canceled Express Bus Trips On Driver Shortages
While more than 95% of scheduled trips do take place, 80% of those that do not, result from not having enough operators.
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Dozens Of NYCHA Staff Have Pleaded Guilty To Bribery In ‘Micro' Contracts Scheme
Prosecutors alleged that the indicted NYCHA staffers had for years pocketed a total of $2 million in bribes.
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Haven For Bronx Kids That Hosted Historic Gang Peace Summit Faces Shutdown
Without the club, “I’d either be dead or in jail,” Guzman said.
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Megastores And Small E-Bike Shops Blow Off City Ban On Unsafe Batteries
Records obtained by THE CITY reveal widespread disregard of summonses for retailing batteries without safety certification.
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How ‘Good Cause' Could Give Some Tenants New Leases And Lower Rent
New rules passed by Albany will affect thousands of New York City apartments — but include big exceptions.
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Ten Years After NYCHA Mold Repair Pact, Progress Is Tarnished By Delays
The federal consent decree known as the Baez agreement has helped push the city housing authority to make much-needed repairs faster.
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Poor Communication, Out-Of-Service Equipment Hindered Response To Tropical Storm, Comptroller Finds
The New York City Housing Authority sent out robocalls at 4:45 p.m., nine hours after flooding began.
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Migrant Men Allege ‘Grabba' Sweatshop Stole Their Earnings In New Complaint
Two migrants have filed wage theft complaints to the state labor department, alleging thousands of dollars of unpaid labor and overtime.
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Gowanus Migrant Shelter Allowed To Open With Outdated Fire Inspection
Officials granted a temporary certificate of occupancy on the basis that the operator would put in a round-the-clock fire watch guard.
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Level 1 Incidents In Migrant Waiting Rooms Detail Fights, Freezing And Frustrations
Many of the documents detail incidents like stolen phones and fights that could have happened at any of the city’s hundreds of shelters.
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State To Pull Lotto, Liquor Licenses From Bogus Weed Shops As City Given Padlock Power
“Illegal cannabis shops, this is your warning: you will be locked out if you attempt to continue to sell illegal items," Adams said.
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Street Vendors Push Back As NYPD Raids Ramp Up
Crackdowns on Roosevelt Avenue continued on Wednesday, vendors and advocates said.
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Brooklyn Heights Affordable Co-Op Gets City Aid To Generate Cash Via Sales, Dashing Waitlisters' Dreams
Coveted Cadman Towers apartments sell for a mere five figures.
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No Discipline For Officers Who Killed Kawaski Trawick
The Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) had sought last year to terminate officers Brendan Thompson and Herbert Davis at trial.
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The Bronx Is The New Hot Spot For Street Vendor Tickets
Touré, the 63-year-old vendor on Fordham Road, said business has also been especially difficult under sanitation’s enforcement regime,
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Federal Judge Lets Human Rights Case Against Access-A-Ride Proceed
Judge Clarke held that the “illogical and unnecessarily circuitous routes” aren’t giving people with disabilities comparable service.
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Own A Home? You'll Have To Buy Trash Bins From This One Company, Says Sanitation
Containers for organic waste, which includes compostable food scraps, will cost $43.47 for a bin that holds 20 to 25 gallons.
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As Subway Collisions Rise, Train Operators Feeling The Pain
The number of trains hitting people has surged nearly 30% since 2018, even as the ridership remains well below the pre-pandemic mark.
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NYPD Officials Orchestrated Smear Campaign Of Police Critic Using Confidential Details Of Her Rape, Lawsuit Alleges
Calls mounted from elected officials for disciplinary actions to be taken against police officers D’Andraia and Edelman.
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Migrant Men Move Into Gowanus Shelter Before Planned State Toxin Testing
city officials say the landlord already provided them with a clean bill of health, but NYS health dept. wants to test for contaminants.
