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Polling Sites Have Changed For 86,500 Voters Between June And August Primaries
The switch-up in poll sites between the two summer primaries could add to voter confusion in a low-turnout election season.
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MTA Already Looking Over ‘Fiscal Cliff' As Federal Funds Near End Of Line
“Are there assumptions that we made based on ridership and growth?” Mujica said. “We should be re-looking at those.”
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Emptied Chelsea Jail To Be Site Of New Supportive Housing, Vows State
Meanwhile, advocates for incarcerated people have pushed to reopen former state prisons in Manhattan as new correctional facilities.
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Dashawn Carter Missed Nearly 100 Clinic Appointments At Rikers Before Dying, Records Show
When people with mental health issues enter the criminal justice system and the city’s lock-ups, they often get less help and more trauma.
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Maimonides Hospital Power Struggle Boils Over As Patients Young And Old Endure ‘Traumatizing' Care
On one side are allegations of mismanagement, self-enrichment and poor performance putting Brooklyn residents in danger.
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More Monkeypox Vaccines Are Coming To NYC. Should You Get Vaccinated — And How?
Your guide to all things monkeypox — from symptoms to where to get vaccinated in the city.
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State Board OKs Skyline-Changing Real Estate Plan For Blocks Around Penn Station
The Vornado company owns or manages five of the eight development sites planned around the transit hub.
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Labor Giants Stay On The Sidelines In NY-10 Democratic Demolition Derby ‘Filled With Friends'
With early voting beginning in about three weeks, on August 13, the time left to pick a side is running short.
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After Tepid Job Growth, City's Recovery Flat With All Eyes On Inflation
“It is a lackluster report. I won’t read too much into the unemployment rate increase as it happened last June too," James Parrot said.
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How To Check In On Neighbors During A Heat Wave — And Possibly Save A Life
In the midst of a heat wave, a door knock or phone call could make a difference.
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Looking Deep Into The Future To Solve Lifeguard Shortage
Teaching more kids to swim right now could be among several long-term solutions to the lifeguard shortage, officials and experts say.
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More Monkeypox Vaccines Are Coming To NYC. Should You Get Vaccinated — And How?
New Yorkers can also now text the word “MONKEYPOX” to 692692 to receive updates on vaccine appointment availability,
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Parents, Teachers File Lawsuit To Block NYC Schools Budget Ax
The suit filed in Manhattan Supreme Court seeks to invalidate the adopted budget and require the City Council to reconsider and vote again.
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Health Insurers Kill Medicare Plan Change City-Job Retirees Railed Against
The news of the withdrawal was a win for the groups that have been organizing against the change.
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How To Get Free Summer Meals At City Schools, Pools And Parks
New York City's education department recently served its millionth free summer meal to young people across the five boroughs.
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State OKs Zoning Override For WTC Megatower — And Warns Of Mega Price Tag For 100% Affordable Housing Demand
The state’s current plan for 5WTC would include units reserved for families earning between 40% and 80% of the area median income.
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Maybe Shark: Cleaner, Warmer Waters Bringing More Marine Life To NY Shores
Sharks and other marine life are getting closer to the city’s shores in part because of cleaner and warmer oceans, experts say.
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Non-Cop Response Teams Handled Just 16% Of 911 Mental Health Crisis Calls
Mayor Eric Adams has announced plans to expand the program from four Harlem precincts to 11 precincts in Manhattan and The Bronx.
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All Aboard The P Train: ‘Soiled Car' Incidents On Track For Pre-Pandemic Levels
“It’s bad, it’s bad,” said Matt Ahern, a Transport Workers Union Local 100 official who represents subway car cleaners and inspectors.
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Council Members Seek City Oversight For Fast-Grocery Services
Gilbert, a 27-year-old from Brooklyn who like John delivers on his bike, agreed with him. “He speaks for me! It’s not a big deal.”
