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New York City Has 25 Days To Settle Retirees' Switch To Privatized Insurance, Arbitrator Rules
The ruling puts pressure on the city to finalize a Medicare Advantage plan for a quarter million retirees.
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How To Safely Charge, Store And Maintain Your E-Bike And Batteries
Fires caused by the lithium-ion batteries in e-bikes, scooters and other mobile equipment are on the rise in New York City.
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Wagner Park Safe From Bulldozers For Now As Suit Filed To Stop Waterfront Revamp
A group of Battery Park City residents went to court to stop the coastal protection project that would raze then raise Wagner Park.
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City Hall Shake-Up: Mayor Adams Shifting ‘Violence Interrupter' Oversight Agencies
The groups City Hall leans on to prevent street violence at a community level will soon have a new boss, THE CITY has learned.
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Yellow Signals: MTA Looking Into Pee-Smelling Tech For Elevators
The MTA is sniffing around on testing pee-detection technology that alerts staff to clean wet and smelly messes in subway elevators.
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For ‘Clemency Season,' Prisoner Advocates Want Hochul To Keep Promise All Year
Last December, the governor said she would change the way pardons and clemency applications were handled. But little has changed since.
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Manhattan DA Seeks ‘Red Flag' Gun Ban For Comptroller Employee
By contrast, judges in Suffolk County on Long Island have issued hundreds of ERPO bans since 2019, the state data shows.
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Saving Lives Or Ruining The Neighborhood? East Harlem Locals At Odds As America's First Safe Injection Site Turns One
The city says the safe injection site in the neighborhood, the first in the nation is reducing more than just overdoses. NYPD disagrees.
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Starbucks Reserve Roastery Workers In Chelsea End Weekslong Strike
In order to fix the bedbug issues, the company also agreed to cover the cost of home pest inspections at workers’ requests.
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Bronx Takes Center Stage In Adams Housing Development Push
City planners look to create as many as 6,000 new apartments near future Metro-North stations, among 50,000 homes to come.
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The Other New York Times Workers On Strike
Workers on the picket line said the decision to go on strike was not easy, nor one they were eager to make.
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West Side Publisher Denied Visa, Forced To Stay In England After Feds Call His Magazine ‘Marginal'
The publisher of W42ST is rallying support from readers and elected officials to help him get back to his life and work in Hell’s Kitchen.
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Manhattan And Brooklyn Rents Flatten After Record Surge — But Don't Expect Bargains
“Those that are expecting an improvement in affordability will be disappointed,” says Douglas Elliman analyst Jonathan Miller.
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Could New York City Buses Become Free For All?
Funding MTA as a vital utility could lessen the reliance on fares and boost mass transit, say some of the authority’s board members.
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Brian Benjamin Bribery Charges Dismissed But Criminal Case Proceeds
The campaign finance scheme first exposed by THE CITY wasn’t enough for prosecutors to bring fraud or graft charges, judge rules.
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Iconic Astoria Pool Hall Gets A Second Shot At Survival
After THE CITY reported on the local mainstay’s likely closure, owners say they have new hope for a new lease on life.
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MTA's On-Street Bus Chargers Need More Flood Protection, Study Warns
Without flood-protected chargers, the MTA could lose $10.4 mil per day from the M42 bus crossing Manhattan and $945,00 from the B32 bus.
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Thousands Have Benefits Stolen Through Card Skimming Across New York
More than $730,000 has been taken from clients this year through August, according to data provided to Legal Aid by OTDA.
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The New School And Part-Time Faculty Go Into Mediation As Strike Enters Third Week
President warns paychecks will cease for instructors at Village home to Parsons and famed liberal arts programs.
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MTA Flags Contractor Errors, Adds Two More Years To Subway Signal Work Forecast
Service disruptions abound, as modernization efforts to address them face obstacles.
