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Public Spending On 2021 NYC Elections Blew Away Previous Records
The 2021 primary election was the biggest in the city’s history in terms of the sheer number of candidates.
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Delivery Cyclists Injured On NYC's Mean Streets Face Uphill Compensation Battle
DoorDash covers delivery workers for injuries on the job — but many don’t know about the benefit.
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Malfunctioning Water Tank Now Under Scrutiny As Root Of NYCHA Arsenic Crisis
Sources say weeks went by without action, even as tenants filed dozens of complaints of foul, cloudy water on the eve of a council hearing.
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Inside The El Paso Operation Busing Thousands Of Migrants From Texas To NYC
“I don’t really want to go to New York,” said Eduard Colmenares, 35, of Venezuela.
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UWS Synagogue Refuses To Rent Space To Republican Club For Speech By Election Denier
Board Chair Janet Brain and Rabbi Lauren Grabelle Herrmann told THE CITY in a joint statement that the Club was no longer welcome.
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Chipotle Just Paid $20 Million For Violating NYC's ‘Fair Workweek' Law. Workers Say The Chain Is Still Messing With Their Schedules.
“Like you guys just paid out, you know, a settlement of $20 million and you’re doing the same thing over and over again,” said Diaz-Larui.
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What Federal Receivership Might Mean For Troubled City Jails
What does receivership mean exactly, and how long would it take to happen? How long would it last?
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Most-Complained-About NYPD Cop Retires, Avoiding Penalties
NYPD Lt. Eric Dym was disciplined by the department for acts that included improperly using his nightstick as a club.
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Manhattan Garage Owners Worry There Won't Be Enough Cars To Go Around After Congestion Pricing
The plan to toll drivers traveling into Manhattan could threaten the existence of several parking facilities south of 60th Street.
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Amid Arsenic Scandal, NYCHA Chief Downshifts Role But Keeps Hefty Pay
Gregory Russ will step down as CEO, Mayor Eric Adams announced, while remaining the public housing authority chair at a $258,000 salary.
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‘Communities Of Interest' Clash Over New Council Maps In Southeast Queens
The elected officials backing the SEQ Strong map say the Unity Map “does not reflect” their community’s interests.
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Unfolded: MTA Tests Assigned Stroller Space On City Buses
Seven routes across all five boroughs will soon have special baby carriage zones.
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TLC Supercharges Money Pot To Put More Accessible Cabs On Road
A surcharge added to every yellow or green cab ride could rise from 30 cents to $1 in an effort to meet accessibility deadlines.
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Budget Cuts, Asylum Seekers, COVID Changes: NYC's First Day Of School Brings Joy And Jitters
“If I’m being for real, I feel excited,” he said. “You do activities, and you get to know other people.”
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Penn Station Megaproject Suit Seeks Documents State Withheld As ‘Trade Secrets'
A Manhattan lawyer has alleged that the state has been shielding the role played by property owner Vornado.
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Eric Adams Tells Panel Looming Deficits Are ‘Manageable.' Budget Watchdogs' Forecast Isn't So Sunny.
The mayor briefed the Financial Control Board, created to steer the city out of the 1970s fiscal crisis but now powerless to intervene.
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Mayor Adams Promises ‘Thorough' Look At How His Team Handled Riis Arsenic Discovery
Eric Adams is promising transparency as his administration probes how things got so cloudy in the first place.
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Criminal Charges Dismissed For Cop Filmed Shoving Protester, In Restorative Justice Deal
As part of the deal, D’Andraia completed de-escalation and tactical awareness training through the NYPD and paid Zayer $1400 in restitution.
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Federal Monitor Investigating How Arsenic Got Into NYCHA's Water
The discovery of arsenic in the tap water of a Lower East side public housing development was first reported by THE CITY on Friday evening.
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Federal Official Recommends Rejecting Amazon's Bid To Overturn Staten Island Union Election Results
A National Labor Relations Board hearing officer recommended certifying Amazon Labor Union, but the workers' fight is far from over.
