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If Supreme Court Allows More Guns On NYC Streets, Will Anywhere Be Safe?
No matter how the court rules, change will not come fast.
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Eyesores And Confusion As City Restaurateurs Wait For Concrete Outdoor Dining Plan
The rules and regulations for outdoor dining are still very much a work in progress.
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Faulty Door At Site Of Deadly Twin Parks Blaze Was Cited By Inspectors In 2019 For Failure To Self-Close
The records show that in 10 of the 14 apartments, they found the same problem: “Front door does not self-close, adjust door return."
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Green Candidates Vow To Push Albany On Climate, But Is It Hot Air?
“We need to put the environment and people over profits,” Assemblymember Erik Dilan said.
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Bronx Waterfront Neighborhood Welcomes Storm Protections A Decade After Sandy
The president of the Edgewater Park Owners Co-operative Inc. president Debra Roff is frustrated it’s taken nearly a decade to get started.
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New York Office Occupancy Hits Pandemic Era Milestone At More Than 40% Full
The uptick coincides with stricter in-person policies from large companies.
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Adams & Adams Shake On City Budget With Small Gains For Parks, Trash
Council Speaker Adrienne Adams noted that the budget is bigger than the $98.7 billion executive proposal the mayor released in April.
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Starting June 13, Masks Optional For Children Under 5 In NYC Preschool And Daycare
“We still strongly recommend that New Yorkers of all ages continue to wear masks indoors," Adams said in a statement.
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‘Safety' Spurs Remote Meetings For City Management While Staff Must Work In Person
The retirees’ board said it was meeting remotely on Thursday because of the “pandemic” and “for everyone’s safety.”
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The Body Armor Bill Just Signed By Gov. Kathy Hochul Wouldn't Have Applied To The Buffalo Shooter
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In Redistricting Shuffle, Over Half A Million New Yorkers Gained Or Lost Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, For Better Or Worse They Say
She has also become nationally known for her skills as a communicator and fundraiser — and is beloved by many of her constituents.
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Medallion Lender Hits Brakes On Lawsuit Accusing Cabbie Union Of Sabotage
The suit had been originally filed last month in Manhattan federal court but was moved to Brooklyn federal on June 2.
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New York Rolls Out Child-Resistant Pot Packaging Rules — And Street Dealers Shrug
“We never like to sell that stuff because it brings the bad vibes,” he said, declining to provide his name.
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New York Let Residences For Kids With Serious Mental Health Problems Vanish. Desperate Families Call The Cops Instead.
As we reported in March, New York has shut down nearly a third of its state-run psychiatric hospital beds for children and adolescents.
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Eric Adams Defends His New Gun Czar Despite Group's Mismanagement
Andre Mitchell, executive director of the nonprofit Man Up Inc, will serve as volunteer co-chair of a task force addressing gun violence.
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Million-Dollar Question: How NYC Real Estate Shapes Candidates' Chances Of Surviving Changed District Lines
Neighbors approached by THE CITY said they couldn’t recall when they’d seen the veteran senator.
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Lifeguards Wave Off Safety Recommendations From City Investigators
In response, DOI at the time made “13 recommendations to correct deficiencies in the management and operation of the Lifeguard Division.”
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More New Yorkers Ignoring Subway And Bus Mask Mandate As Riders, Experts Debate Value
Riders said they have, in recent weeks, noticed a sharp drop-off in mask usage in the transit system since the change to federal guidelines.
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Lease Hikes Are Coming: Your Guide On The Rent Board's Next Move
Here’s a quick recap — and information about how to testify to the board before their final vote in June.
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At Two Sides Of Bridge, One Neighborhood Gets Park, Other Gets Wait
Last year, officials cut the ribbon on the Under the K Bridge Park in Greenpoint, on the Brooklyn side of the suspension bridge.
