New York City|News|
Ex-Cop Pulled Gun On Migrants Outside Brooklyn Mega-Shelter, Video Shows
A video obtained by THE CITY shows a shelter staffer trying to separate Clark from another man who seems to be yelling and pointing at him.
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Last Businesses Exit From Queens Superfund Site
Contamination “is a long-term health concern for people who are living or working in those buildings," said EPA project manager Mongelli.
New York City|News|
City Rolls Out Anti-Subway Surfing Campaign As Deaths Spike
The mayor and MTA officials say social media companies are now on board with taking down daredevil posts as soon as they go up.
New York City|News|
Tourists Are Back To NYC In Big Numbers
Despite the bio uptick in tourism, visitors from China are no-shows and investors remain skeptical about the future.
New York City|News|
Madison Square Garden PAC Funds Council Members Who'll Vote On Arena's Future
Campaigns of 13 candidates for City Council got the maximum possible donations from the MSG political committee.
New York City|News|
Staten Island Ferry Workers Agree To New Contract After 13-Year Wait
The Adams administration and the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association reached a tentative pact on long-awaited raises and overtime.
New York City|News|
As NYC Expands Food Scrap Collection, Local Composting Businesses Seek New Clients
Small composters who stepped in and gave options to New Yorkers for waste disposal have pivoted to collecting commercial organic waste.
Queens, NY|News|
‘Hostile' Environment In Jackson Heights School Prompts Teacher Exodus And Parent Concern
PS 398, named after the late labor leader Hector Figueroa, is roiled by a battle between its staff and principal.
New York City|News|
Extreme Heat Increases Workplace Injuries, But New York Lacks Safety Standards
“These numbers present a bleak outlook for workers on the front line of the climate crisis,” Ramos said, referring to THE CITY’s analysis.
Brooklyn, NY|News|
Prosecutors Review Dozens Of Cases After NYPD Informed Them — Eight Years Later — Of A Detective's Fingerprint Mistake
The incident led to the transfer of the detective, the retraining of two others, and changes in police procedure.
New York City|News|
As Adams Urges Jobs For Migrants, The NYPD Confiscates The Mopeds They Need To Work
Advocates say that in recent weeks police have targeted migrant shelters and confiscated dozens of mopeds parked outside.
New York City|News|
College-Educated And Young Workers Lead Union Surge While Public Sector Plummets
As strikes in the higher education sector have increased, so have gains for many of these workers – and New York City is no exception.
Midtown-Hell's Kitchen, NY|News|
Ruptured Water Main That Flooded Subway Has Been In Service Since 1896
The break highlights the city’s challenge in replacing hundreds of miles of aging pipes.
West Village, NY|News|
Struggling Chinatown Mall Under Manhattan Bridge Gets New Lease On Life
A new landlord will open an 800-seat restaurant as part of a major multimillion-dollar makeover.
New York City|News|
Home Health Aides Sue State Labor Department Over Dropped Wage Theft Investigation
Attorneys for underpaid caretakers argue that New York abandoned its legal obligation to workers by closing cases.
New York City|News|
Uncertainty For Migrants As 60-Day Deadline To Leave Shelters Looms
“I don’t want to return to another shelter,” said Overt Palomino, 28, a Venezuelan who’s been bouncing around various shelters and hotels.
New York City|News|
Retirees Crash Adams Event To Blast Medicare Advantage Plan
The switch to a privatized plan would save the city $600 million a year, but retirees say it’s not what was promised to them.
New York City|News|
South Bronx Board Blocks Booze At ‘Bronxlandia' Event Space
Hunts Point icon Majora Carter says Community Board 2 has thwarted the long-pending liquor license application for her new venue.
New York City|News|
Solar Customers Say Con Ed Still Not Crediting Them For Power Generated
Con Ed customers who take part in community solar energy programs continue to be plagued by inconsistent discounts on their electric bills.
New York City|News|
Housing Agency Ignores Law Requiring Public Disclosure Of NYCHA Code Violations
Since January, state law has required the city to detail public housing problems in its online portal. That’s not happening.
