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Housing Vouchers To Be Reinstated Following Settlement With Social Services
Potentially hundreds of people whose housing vouchers were cut off due to errors by the city will be eligible for the help again.
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NYPD Ousts Vendors Selling Islamic Goods Just Before Ramadan
“Customers keep asking us why we’re not open — and keep asking us to open regardless of the ticketing situation,” he said.
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Parks Department Throws Out Long Island City Compost Center
That compost goes to urban farms, community gardens, street tree beds and other projects.
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Albany Housing Inaction Boomerangs On Increasingly Pricey City
Rents are rising, apartment development starts drop, and construction jobs are declining, new statistics show.
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Eviction Filings Highest Among Private Managers Of NYCHA Buildings
Firms operating public housing units have been “very aggressive” with efforts to kick people out for non-payment of rent.
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CUNY Community Colleges In The Bronx Left Without Cafeteria Service
Only vending machines have offered food at two campuses since late September.
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What Happens After You're Arrested In New York? A Guide From Insiders
“It’s very disorienting for people,” Hamilton said. “Nothing is in your control anymore. Showering. Using the facilities. Eating.”
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Appeals Court Brings Back Brian Benjamin Bribery Charges
The three-judge panel ruled that the case doesn't need explicit language to prove a quid-pro-quo relationship.
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Housing Crisis Spurs Some Politicians To Break From NIMBY Pack In New York
“We want elected officials who are doing things that are cutting housing supply to know that we want to hold them accountable,” Gray said.
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Adams Agency Blesses Green Rikers Island While City Hall Scoffs At 2027 Shutdown Deadline
Wastewater treatment and green energy generation are both feasible where troubled city jails now stand, new city studies conclude.
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Match Day: High School Offers Bring Excitement And Anxiety To Eighth Graders
Families and students often describe the admissions process as stressful and confusing.
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Do You Need Flood Insurance, And How To Get It: A Guide For New York Renters
Examples of covered items are clothes, furniture, electronics, air conditioners, washers and dryers, food freezers and original artwork.
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New York's Least Likely, Most ‘Magical' Museum
“No honey, you don’t go outside. Nobody goes outside over here,” Brooks recalled a hospital staffer telling her.
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Open Newsroom: A Talk On NYC's Toxic Sites In The Age Of Climate Change
It was a full house to talk about some of New York City’s most toxic places.
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Why Is The FBI Interested In The New World Mall, Eric Adams' Favorite Shopping Center?
Once a Caldor discount department store, the building now houses a basement food court where stalls sell dumplings, noodles, and more.
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A New Way To Help New Yorkers Adjust To Life After Prison
The legislation, which is co-sponsored in the state Senate by Kevin Parker (D-Brooklyn), faces an uphill battle.
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Roosevelt Island Revolt: Residents Call For Governance Changes Amid Corporation Chaos
Residents are calling for more of a say in what goes on in the quiet, mostly residential strip of land on the East River.
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Kids ‘Eating More' Blamed For School Cafeteria Cuts, NYC Budget Boss Says
A school food staffer told Chalkbeat in January that the items removed from the February menu were among the pricier offerings.
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Immigrant Who Housed Migrants In Queens Furniture Store: ‘We Had To Do Something'
Until the city removed them Tuesday, about 70 migrants had been sleeping inside the Richmond Hill storefront.
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We Asked An AI To Map Our Stories Across NYC
Our tests after the AI step helped confirm it didn’t pick irrelevant things.
