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New Yorkers Awed At Celestial Spectacle ‘You Just Can't Beat'
It takes a lot to make people here put down their phones, contemplate the universe and talk to one another.
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What To Know About NYC's Biggest Earthquake In 140 Years
In New York’s aging buildings, problems may have been present long before the ground started shaking.
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How Public Defenders Work In NYC, And Who's Eligible For A Free Attorney
From criminal defense to Family Court, here's what you need to know about free legal help in New York City courts.
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Migrants At Margins Of Times Square Scuffle Face Upended Lives
A clash with police could have long ramifications for two men who mysteriously ended up in ICE custody.
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Taxi Workers Alliance Loses Battle Against Driver Permit Increase
The coalition of cab drivers had sued the city over a plan to re-release thousands of unused “green taxi” licenses.
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McGuinness Bike Lane Foes Back Primary Challenger In Greenpoint Assembly Race
“It’s a minority of the community that’s upset by McGuinness redesign,” Gallagher continued. “It’s a small minority.”
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Pol's Poll Shows Low Support For Citi Field Casino
Mets owner Cohen has been spending money lavishly to sway public opinion and pack town halls, but the teams’ neighbors still aren't sold.
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MTA Green-Lights Manhattan Toll Plan
The Wednesday vote of approval was expected, but congestion pricing still faces speed bumps in the form of lawsuits.
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Oil Company Repped By Adams' Campaign Law Firm Got A $91 Million Deal To Fuel City Vehicles. How?
Approved Oil’s exclusive contract to sell the city renewable diesel bumped the company that had won the job bid.
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Conflicts Board Wants More Names On Policy Influence List
The decades-old list aims to tamp down political corruption and prevent civil servants from being swayed by partisan concerns.
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Major Shakeup: Ed Department Disbands Unit Leading Chancellor's Signature Literacy Drive
In a major shakeup, the city’s Education Department is disbanding its division of teaching and learning.
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Once Powerful Sheldon Silver's Last Days In Prison Were Sadly Typical
Silver lost nearly 60 pounds over the last six months of his life before he passed away from cardiac arrest.
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For Family Of Train Operator Killed In Arson, Riding Subway Still Scary Four Years Later
When a subway conductor was slashed in the neck last month at a Brooklyn station, Delilah Goble said she broke down in tears.
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Ex-NYPD Colleague Accuses Eric Adams Of Sexual Assault In Civil Lawsuit
City's counsel denies “outrageous allegations” and predicts “full vindication in court.”
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NYC Could Reverse Hundreds Of Millions In Pre-K Cuts, Says Schools Chancellor
David Banks called the city cuts “extremely hurtful” and said he was “fighting like heck to get these cuts restored."
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Council Speaker To Propose Deed Protections For New York Homeowners And Far-Flung Heirs
The Council Speaker will announce efforts to protect homeowners from predatory real estate speculation, according to her office.
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In ‘State Of The City,' Speaker Adams Wants To Make New York Livable Again
The City Council leader offered proposals to bring down costs and fix broken government, with past initiatives delayed or thwarted.
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Park Slope Priest Evicts Food Pantry From Struggling Catholic Church
Exodus of volunteer operations from Saint Augustine follows the arrival of new leadership and an end to Creole and Spanish services.
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Leaders Resign At Midtown Board Citing ‘Special Interest' Influence Amid Zoning Fights
As members with links to the pro-housing group Open New York join Manhattan Community Board 5, it must contend with a leadership vacuum.
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Adult Migrants Limited To 30-Day Stay In ‘Right-To-Shelter' Settlement
“This is not a safeguard of the right to shelter,” the SafetyNet Project tweeted on X. “This is a xenophobic rollback.”
