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NYCHA Wrongly Sent Thousands Of Tenants Terrifying Termination Letters
The termination notices came after Feliciano and other tenants spent months attempting unsuccessfully to submit required documents.
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Control Of Brooklyn Democratic Party Will Be On The Primary Ballot
In all, out of 44 district leader seats in 22 districts, 20 will likely be on the ballot for Democratic primary voters to decide.
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Demolition Of Long-Abandoned Medical Center Could Leave Queer Beachgoers Exposed
A city plan to demolish a long-abandoned hospital and nursing home in the Rockaways has drawn scrutiny from all sides.
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Comfort Dog Program Might Unleash Some Answers For Struggling Students
“They explain the sounds to Chip. They’re learning it with the dog,” Kinsella explained. “It builds confidence and communication.”
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Brooklyn DA Asked Clemency For Notorious Child Molester In Cuomo's Last Days
Without a commutation, Weberman, who is 64 and has only served nine years so far, will likely die in prison, Gonzalez said.
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Adams Makes His Case For Mayoral Control To Albany — From City Hall
Adams had to cancel a rally planned for last week to drum up support for what’s the first-term mayor is calling “mayoral accountability.”
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Ruben Diaz Jr. Is Lobbying For Bronx Waterfront Development He Championed As Borough President
Diaz is lobbying on the Fordham Landing project for “Determination regarding real property,” city lobbying records show.
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Controversial Harlem One45 Towers Plan To Add More Affordable Housing In Fight To Survive
“The rental market in New York is getting tighter and it will get tighter for the foreseeable future,” he said.
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With Two Chinatown Homeless Shelters Canceled, Supporters Of Another In SoHo Wonder If It's Next
“Community District 2 is one of the most affluent community districts in the city, and we currently have zero shelters.”
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Graffiti On Subway Surges As World Visits NYC For ‘Risky Game'
The 209 graffiti markups from Jan. 1 through early May amount to a 95% year-to-date increase from 2019.
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Fossil-Fuel Industry Workers Say Green Economy Could Leave Them In Dust
Joseph Zanfardino, a Long Island resident, has for four decades worked as a plumber and installs gas pipes in houses.
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Rent Board Reins In Suggested Increase, Proposing 2% To 4%
The 5-to-4 vote Thursday also established a range of 4% to 6% for two-year leases.
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Hochul Honeymoon Is Over For Livid Albany Lawmakers
Albany sources spoke with THE CITY under the condition of anonymity so they could freely discuss internal conversations.
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There's A Spike Of People On NYC's Subway Tracks. It's Leading To Deadly Accidents.
Train operators say they have become even more aware of the potential for tragedy along certain stretches that are hotspots for activity.
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What The Education Panel's Rejection Of NYC's Funding Formula Means For Schools
“Do I think it’s the end of the world? No,” the former official said. “Do I think it’s a really bad practice? Yes.”
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It's Really Hard To Sue A Vet In New York. Pet Owners Are Pushing A Bill To Change That.
Five days later, Charlie Chaplin, her 13-year-old tuxedo cat, was so sick he had to be euthanized.
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MTA Surging Ahead With Electric Bus Plans
The MTA presently owns just 15 electric buses that run along two routes.
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Queens Chipotle Worker Claims She Was Fired For Leading Union Effort
In a separate complaint also filed Thursday, 32BJ-SEIU alleges management “interfered with, restrained, and coerced employees..."
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‘Donald Trump In Brooklyn': Democratic Politician Charges County Chair With Manipulating Election
The back and forth between Hermelyn and Carroll highlights the deepening power struggle between leaders of the Brooklyn Democratic Party.
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Deadly Stretches Of Subway Highlight Rise In Number Of People On Tracks
“It’s the population, the psychosis, the guys that aged out of institutions and have no place to go,” Johnson, 51, told THE CITY.
