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The 7 Ideas In Mayor Adams' Housing Plan, And How It Gets Built
Mayor Eric Adams' plan to address the affordability crisis in New York calls for “a little more housing in every neighborhood.”
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How To Keep Tabs On COVID Through Wastewater Testing In NYC
“Wastewater surveillance is here to stay,” said Queensboro Community College professor Monica Trujillo, “and we need people trained for it."
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Tow Truck Guy Charged With Bribing Adams Aide Prevailed On City Hall To Cancel Rival's License
An Adams campaign fundraiser under prosecution for allegedly bribing a top city official pushed City Hall to eliminate a competitor.
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With COVID Surging, Here's What You Need To Know About Tests, Treatments And Vaccines
Can you still get Paxlovid for free? Where did all the COVID testing sites go? And how do you get the new vaccine?
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No Discipline Recommended For Cops In Killing Of Kawaski Trawick
A late filing by the Civilian Complaint Review Board misconduct charges against officers who killed the 32-year-old Bronx man are “moot.”
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Steamed Supers Say Their Work Lives Are Casualties Of City's ‘War On Rats'
“You hear them eating through, and ripping through, and squealing,” he said. “It becomes a nightmare.”
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NYCHA Says It Needs $485K To Repair Each Apartment — But Actual Costs Come In Much Lower
Predicting how much is really needed to make things right for NYCHA’s 400,000 residents is, essentially, a balancing act.
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Give NYCHA A Fair Share Of Pandemic Rent Aid, City Congressional Reps Plead
NYCHA’s argument is that the tenants who are so far behind in their rent will ultimately face eviction and could soon end up homeless.
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Dumpster Dive: What's In NYC's Trash Now — And What's Not
The Department of Sanitation is disposing of less trash now compared to the past four years, but recycling citywide is down.
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City Hall About To Put Migrants In Shelters On Shorter Clocks
Adults who reapply for shelter will have just 30 days, and families with children may be given their own deadline for the first time.
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Eric Ulrich, Indicted Adams Official, Never Completed His City Hall Background Check Before Criminal Probe
The buildings commissioner took nine months to submit financial and ethics disclosure forms and has since been indicted on bribery charges.
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NYC Transit Workers Say They're Still Not Trained To Deal With Gunfire
A dozen train conductors and operators said a lack of protocols and training leaves MTA employees — and subway riders — in danger.
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$2.1 Billion In Migrant-Related Contracts Sidestep Oversight, Despite Some Companies' Checkered Records
Medrite and Aron Security got $450 million to staff more than a dozen shelters under a shroud of secrecy.
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Cannabis Board Paves Way For General Public To Apply To Run Stores And Farm Weed
The state’s 11 medical marijuana companies are cleared to enter the adult-use marketplace. Applications will open October 4.
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Airbnb, Which Threw Homeless CUNY Students A Lifeline, Says New Law Banning Short-Term Rentals Could End That
“We hope the new regulations don’t reduce the number of hosts that rent rooms to our homeless students,” President Kenneth Adams said.
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Gov. Hochul Frees Man Whom Shooting Victim Advocated For
THE CITY in 2021 highlighted the story of David Herion and how his alleged victim, Carolyn Jones, had pushed to get him home to his family.
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Loud Loo? Park Dwellers Want City to Pay for Quieter Public Bathroom
A couple that lives in a condo in Brooklyn Bridge Park say toilet sounds are keeping them up at night.
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Big Weed Is On The Brink Of A Multi-Million Dollar Surge Into New York's Cannabis Market
“New York is the most substantial opportunity for Vireo Health,” the CEO, Dr. Kyle Kingsley, said in a video presentation to investors.
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Legal Aid Sues To See Canceled Jail Medical Visits Info
The city’s Correctional Health Services is covering up for the Department of Correction’s “incompetence,” the public defenders say.
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Cops Rough Up Migrants In Chaotic Brooklyn Moped Raid
“This issue will destroy New York City,” Mayor Eric Adams said on Wednesday evening. “The city we knew, we’re about to lose.”
