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Tish James Indictment Reverberates In Cuomo-Mamdani Fray
Trump’s prosecution triggers the former governor to decry “politicization of law enforcement” in a nod to his own probe by the state AG.
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They Live Below Sea Level In NYC. Now, The City Could Buy Out ‘The Hole'
For decades, residents of a neighborhood that straddles the border of Brooklyn and Queens have dealt with the effects of living in a basin.
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NYPD's Controversial Top Chief To Retire
Chief of Department John Chell was a polarizing figure heralded for his dedication but often criticized for aggressive tactics.
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Curtis Sliwa Hires Armed Security, Citing ‘Serious' Threats
NYPD detail now shadows Mamdani, while Cuomo says, ‘I don’t need’ police protection.
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How Queensbridge's “Baby Park” Became An Orphan And A Battleground For LIC Rezoning
Public housing residents want to bring back a once-beloved, New Deal-era strip of playgrounds under the Queensboro Bridge.
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North Bronx Subway Station To Get Elevators, More Than A Decade After ADA Lawsuit
Improvements to the Middletown Road stop are part of a system-wide push to increase accessibility, paid for in part by congestion pricing.
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The 6 Ballot Questions New Yorkers Will See This November
Voters will weigh in on housing reforms, a change to election years and an Olympic Sports Complex in upstate New York.
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Steve Cohen's Citi Field Casino Plan Passes To Final Step
The Queens proposal is now one of four that go to the state for a final license decision.
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MTA Locks In $3 Subway Fare To Start In January
The 2% price hike stands in contrast to double-digit increases in other public transit systems.
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City Unions OK Cost-Saving Health Plan Switch Despite Foggy Details
Some member unions said they weren’t given crucial information before the vote.
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Bronx Casino Advances To Final Round, Coney Island Voted Down
The controversial Brooklyn project will not move forward while a Throgg’s Neck proposal heads to a state board that decides casino licenses.
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Attacked By Trump, Mamdani Vows To Use ‘Every Tool Of The Law' To Fight Threats To NYC
The president vowed to cut off New York City’s federal funding if the democratic socialist wins.
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Zohran Mamdani's Volunteer Army Stretches Beyond The Comfort Zone
The Mamdani campaign is deploying some of its 75,000 volunteers into neighborhoods that Andrew Cuomo won in the Democratic primary.
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Council Speaker Hopefuls Splash Cash At Colleagues
The leading candidates to lead the City Council have transferred tens of thousands of dollars in funds to members heading to reelection.
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The Business Freakout Over Mamdani Peters Out, Mostly
A few diehards are still trying to stop the democratic socialist, but most business leaders are getting ready for a new regime.
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All Bets Are Off For Manhattan Casino With Rejection Of East Side Project
A committee voted 4-2 to nix Freedom Plaza, and a proposal for a casino in Coney Island appeared doomed, as well.
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Brooklyn Port Transformation Clears Task Force Over Local Objections
“We have a nice quiet neighborhood here. We don’t need it to be Long Island City part two,” resident Bek Markas, 39, said.
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Pollsters Missed The Mamdani Primary Sweep. Can We Trust Them In The General?
Recent polls have the Democratic nominee way up over his competitors. Here's how to smartly read local polling.
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Vanishing Mercedes Spurs More Charges In Alleged Shelter Bribery Scheme
Hotelier Weihong Hu and Exodus Transitional Community founder Julio Medina collaborated to hide the fancy four-wheeled gift from the feds.
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Deaths In NYPD Custody Nearly Doubled In Recent Years
With at least nine more deaths this year, though a downward trend, advocates are calling for greater oversight and major reforms.
