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City Tweaks Ferry Pricing In Wake Of Audit With $4 Tix, But Is It Too Shallow?
The $4 base fare will “offset the cost of everyday New Yorkers who need to take the system,” Adams said.
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Eric Adams Says He Wants To End ‘Food Apartheid.' These Bed-Stuy Residents Are Trying To Do It Themselves.
A Black-led grassroots project is trying to acquire space for a member-operated grocery store to sell affordable food.
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Manhattan Loses Businesses As Brooklyn Gains In Stark Tale Of Two Boroughs
"New York City is becoming a true five-borough economy with Brooklyn leading the way.”
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MTA Opens Door To Platform Barriers In Three Subway Stations
The MTA has also continued long-running efforts to deploy object-detection systems in the subway and on its two commuter railroads.
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Public Housing Playground Closures Get Worse Despite Adams Promise
In early 2019, police ordered the closure of a playground inside a Bronx public housing complex citing drug dealing in the area.
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New York Passed A Law Defining No-Guns Zones. Where Exactly? That's Complicated.
Take the case of Times Square. The new law specifies that “the area commonly known as Times Square” will be gun-free.
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City Late On Push To Expand Legal Food Cart Offerings With More Licenses
The new rule will call names off the waitlist with the first 100 people chosen receiving citywide permits.
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Feds Say Bloods Took Over Fire Clean-Up Company That Worked Building Where Loot Went Missing
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City Makes Swim Test Easier To Mind Mini Pools
If New Yorkers are interested in lifeguard work, they can call the city’s lifeguard school at (212) 397-3157.
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Saluting Von Murray's Iconic ‘School Of Hard Knocks' With New Street Name
In 1970, Ortner Murray opened a cobbler shop on Northern Boulevard in Corona after teaching himself how to fix shoes.
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Walking And Biking To The Office May Be Good For New Yorkers. It's Not So Great For The MTA.
“I feel like we’re on The Titanic — only we know the iceberg is there,” MTA board member Harold Porr III said and a June 29 board meeting.
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To Prevent Fires, NYCHA Could Ban E-Bikes, Leaving Delivery Workers Stranded
E-bikes have become an essential tool workers use to meet brutal delivery schedules. They’ve also sparked deadly fires in public housing.
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As NYC Releases New Flood Maps, Here's What You Can Do Before The Water Starts Rising
Do you know your evacuation zone? Have you packed a go bag? What's your risk of flooding from rainwater?
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Ukrainian Refugee Groups Decry Trickle Of U.S. Help
“The need is overwhelming,” said Sue Fox, executive director of the Shorefront YM-YWHA of Brighton-Manhattan Beach.
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More Monkeypox Vaccines Are Coming To NYC. Should You Get Vaccinated — And How?
We’re here to help. Here’s a guide on what to know about the monkeypox outbreak.
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NYC Doctors, Doulas, Activists Prep For A Massive Influx Of Abortion Seekers
New York advocates have long been doing what they can to help people from other states where abortion is effectively unavailable.
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Just One Staffer Remains In Key City Affordable Housing Office
The Low Income Housing Tax Credit unit shrank from six employees, city records reveal.
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Construction Firm And Foreman Charged With Reckless Endangerment In 2019 Scaffolding Tragedy
Prosecutors allege that the scaffolding at 243 Fourth Avenue had been left unfastened for days, injuring 32-year-old Haley Keating.
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New Yorkers With Disabilities Won Accessible Evacuation Centers. Good Luck Getting There On Staten Island.
Fati Vuillemey, who uses a motorized wheelchair, says she's had numerous issues using Access-a-Ride to get around on Staten Island.
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At The Last Minute, City Officials Put Brakes On Alternative To Solitary Confinement At Rikers
“Any kind of reform staggers,” the medical insider said, noting officers often make up excuses for ignoring new regulations.
