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Bernie Sanders And AOC Rally With Amazon Workers Ahead Of Second Warehouse Vote
“This struggle ... it’s not just Amazon Staten Island. This is the struggle that is taking place all across this country," Sanders said.
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District Drama: What Happens Now In Redistricting Legal Battle?
Who’s going to be your next representative in Albany or Washington? It depends what district you live in, and that remains to be seen.
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1 In Every 200 NYC Children Have Lost A Parent Or Caregiver To COVID. That's Almost Twice The National Rate.
The racial disparities in New York City are more pronounced compared to the rest of the country.
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License To Ill: More Drivers With Bogus Plates Evading Traffic Cams, Costing NYC Up To $75M
Misplaced or covered-up license plates allowed drivers to evade red light or speeding camera tickets 1.5 million times since March 2020.
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District Drama: What Happens Now In Redistricting Legal Battle?
How did we get these maps in the first place?
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What Is A District Leader? Your Guide To New York's ‘Micro Elected Officials'
Though district leaders are volunteer positions, they are still elected officials and must be voted into the office every two years.
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Union Square Subway Entrance A Smelly Mess Despite Ritzy Private Ownership
“I’m homeless, and I wouldn’t sleep over there,” said Sureno Williams, 45, who was smoking a cigarette by the entrance last week.
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Fertile Ground: NYC Could Move Step Closer To Universal, Mandatory Composting
The brown heap of food scraps, leaves and twigs in Susannah Laskaris’ Flatbush backyard teems with pink worms and black pill bugs.
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Brownsville Democratic Official Admits Board Of Election Forgeries Came From Inside His Camp
On Wednesday, after reviewing an electronic copy of the March ballot petition, Booker told THE CITY this was yet another obvious forgery.
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1 In Every 200 NYC Children Have Lost A Parent Or Caregiver To COVID. That's Almost Twice The National Rate.
Nationwide, more than 214,000 children have lost a parent or caregiver to COVID-19, according to an analysis by the COVID Collaborative.
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Eric Adams Has A Secrecy Problem
Then, THE CITY discovered he’d failed to file the required gift tax form over a co-op he claimed he’d “gifted” years ago to a friend.
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As Food Pantries Close, Immigrant Communities' Needs Grow
“I feel bad. Not for myself, because I have lived my life already but because of my kids,” Guadalupe, 40, told Documented.
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Every Volt Counts: City Finding Less Stray Electricity, But Dogs Keep Getting Shocked
Lila Bilokur described her certified emotional support dog Lala as her “life partner” and “best friend.” “She was my everything,” she added.
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Apartment Building Staff Avert Threatened Strike With Deal For Raise
Doormen and other building workers secured a deal for a union contract Tuesday, averting a possible strike.
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Push To Clean Up Air Around ‘Last-Mile' Warehouses Gets In Gear
A bill introduced Monday by Assemblymember Maynes seeks to cut down on pollution from truck exhaust associated with local delivery.
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Court Should Consider Taking Over Dept. Of Correction, Warns Manhattan U.S. Attorney
“It’s a drastic remedy,” Glazer said Tuesday, “but I don’t see any other way out at this point.”
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Newtown Creek Plant Burns Off Valuable Methane Daily As Waste Recycle Project Lags
These are the “digester eggs” of the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, which treats up to 310 million gallons of sewage per day.
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Council Eases Salary Disclosure Law Rollback Bill — But Still Aims For Delay To November
The salary disclosure law requires private firms with four or more employees to post minimum and maximum pay ranges in advertisements.
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Brian Benjamin Has Resigned. What Does This Mean For The Lt. Gov. Race?
Hours later, he resigned from office. But what happens to his post now is a question mark.
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Luxury Building Doormen Authorize Strike As Bargaining Negotiations Stall
A major point of contention for workers is a management proposal demanding cuts to the workers’ paid vacation and sick time.
