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State Approves Massive Electricity Transmission Lines To Power Climate Goals
Last November, New Yorkers approved a ballot proposal that added environmental rights to the state constitution.
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Rent Hikes Between 2.7% And 9% Floated By Guidelines Board Staff In Set-Up To Final Vote
The board's four-person staff led to a recommendation of suggested rent increases between 2.7% and 4.5% for one-year leases and 4.3% to ...
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Brooklyn Democratic Party Filed Forged Signatures To Knock Rivals Off Ballots, Fellow Dems Allege
“I couldn’t possibly sign this neatly,” Booker told THE CITY on a hot afternoon standing next to his table.
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Modest Job Gains In March As New York City Still Struggles To Regain Pre-COVID Footing
New York City added a modest 18,000 jobs in March and the first quarter didn't keep pace with the robust gains in the nation.
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New York Increases Funding Of Mental Health Care For Kids, Including Cash Governor Says Will Reopen Hospital Beds
Mental health programs for children and adolescents will get a major infusion of funds in New York state's new $220 billion budget.
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NYC Manhole Fires Have Doubled In The Last Two Years
Manhole fires and explosions are mostly a winter phenomenon.
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In Adams, Landlords See Hope For A Rent Hike On Regulated Apts As Bills Pile Up
The rent debate will move into overdrive on Thursday, when the Board issues more research on the landscape of costs to landlords.
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Ex-Tech Commissioner Tisch Set To Be Adams Pick For Sanitation Chief
New York City’s former tech agency commissioner Jessica Tisch is the likely next head of the sanitation department, according to sources.
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Albany Looks To Gas Tax Holiday To Placate Drivers In What Could Be A Blow To Mass Transit
At last week’s MTA board meeting, Lieber again emphasized the looming financial hole the agency is facing.
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What's In Kathy Hochul's $220 Billion Budget Deal?
Hochul said she plans on applying for a waiver from the federal government to expand coverage for other undocumented New Yorkers.
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NYC Cuts Off Wells Fargo From New Bank Contracts Following Discrimination Claims
Wells Fargo did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Judge Says Trump Firm Can Keep Running Bronx Golf Course After De Blasio Broke Contract
The Trump Organization can now continue to operate the links at the foot of the Whitestone Bridge in The Bronx.
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NYCHA Admin Suspended After Apparent Sexual Acts On Work Video Conference
THE CITY attempted to contact Tolozano early Friday but no one answered a number listed under his name.
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Nobody Knows When Or How Ukrainian Refugees Could Resettle In NYC
Nearly a month later, that's still the case as she desperately searches for housing and a way to pay for food and basic necessities.
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Council Members Get Cash Boost For Office Rent As Voter Services Lag In Pandemic
Previously each member was given a flat amount of $521,000 to pay for everything including rent, utilities, supplies and workers.
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Health System Readies ‘Surge' COVID Testing Operation While Shutting Down Outreach
The health department will have spots for fewer than 300 contract tracers — leaving nearly 400 still without a job at the end of the month.
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Queens Pols Say Group Handling Inmate Release Hotel Program Must Go
Since the start of the pandemic, 1,700 inmates released from city jails and state prisons have stayed in hotel rooms at taxpayers’ expense.
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Oft Overlooked On Brooklyn-Queens Border, The Hole Shows Risks Of Ignoring Environment
With swampy flooding, septic seepage and illegal dumping, the atmosphere in The Hole is lackluster.
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Salary Disclosure In NYC: Not So Fast, Say Some On City Council
The measure was intended to advance pay equity.
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NYC's Promised Public Bathrooms Still Doing The Waiting Dance
Sandy Nurse (D-Brooklyn) told THE CITY, “It is not only a sanitation issue but also a public safety and civil rights issue.”
