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There's A 42% Gap Between The Most And Least Vaccinated School Districts In NYC
Just over half of New York City public school students are fully vaccinated, according to data the education department released Friday.
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Adams Plan To Remove Homeless People From The Subway ‘Right Away' Has Hit A Delay
When THE CITY asked one cop what the rule was about staying on the train, he said that rule was “suspended because of COVID."
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Illegal Dumping Piles Up In Southeast Queens But Neighbors Fight Back
A hot spot for illegal dumping in Hollis is where the Long Island Rail Road tracks run parallel to a patch of dirt on 99th Avenue.
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Is Manhattan's Back-To-The-Office Moment Finally Here?
“We had a horrible lull in January, but activity seems to be picking up,” said Barbara Blair, head of the Garment District Alliance.
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New Psych Units At Rikers Delayed Despite Renewed Focus On Mental Health And Justice
Early research has shown that the designated mental health units have been a success so far.
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A Racist Tweet By Columbia Psychiatry Chair Ripples Through New York's Elite Medical Circles
“This man held the sentiments that shaped the department. This is a reckoning for institutional change,” Lett told THE CITY.
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At City Hall, LGBTQ New Yorkers Demand Adams Drop Hires With Anti-Gay Records
Mayor Eric Adams faces mounting pressure over his appointment of three pastors who previously espoused anti-LGBTQ views to high-level posts.
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New York Rolling Out Noise Law, Listening Tech For Souped-Up Speedsters
The goal is to address ear-splitting clamor from cars and motorcycles amid a rising volume of complaints.
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MTA Backtracks On Platform Doors, $100M Plans Set For Three Stations By 2024
“The number of people that have been pushed has gone up. Even when I am waiting for the train, I don’t stay too close to the edge."
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Here's How Adams' Proposed Budget Could Affect Schools
Slashing professional development was also part of the de Blasio administration’s budget plans, Subramanian said.
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Why Is New York's Bail Reform So Controversial?
Those critics include Mayor Eric Adams.
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CareCube COVID Test Centers Hit With $10m Class-Action Suit
The company has performed more than 72,000 tests since March 2021, the article noted.
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Hit By Soaring Con Ed Bills? Here's What You Can Do About It
Most utility companies have a “handshake agreement” with the state and won’t shut off customers for inability to pay until mid-April.
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Hundreds Of Taxi Medallions Repossessed Despite Rescue Deal That Ended Hunger Strike
TLC records reveal that 94 medallions were foreclosed on in January, 87 in December and 72 in November.
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The Bronx Hall Of Justice Is Falling Apart And No One Knows How To Stop It
The lower level floods regularly, rendering six courtrooms empty and useless and redolent of persistent mold.
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Headless Body: Adams' Key Criminal Justice Office Has No Leader
“It’s very unclear what’s going on,” said a City Hall insider. “There’s a fight over who will control MOCJ and what role it will play.”
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As Disabilities Commissioner Exits, Constituents Want More Access To City Hall
Victor Calise, one of the city’s longest-serving commissioners, will leave his post March 4 to take a job at Wal-Mart, THE CITY reports.
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Another Adams Pick With Anti-LGBTQ+ Views Shows ‘Trend'
Questioned by THE CITY Thursday, Salgado said his views had changed over the years, and promised to support all immigrants seeking help.
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Who's Watching The Powerful: The Bureaus Tasked With Keeping Officials In Check
As mayor, Bill de Blasio faced down major ethics and corruption investigations, yet avoided courtroom consequences in every instance.
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How Does Eric Adams' $98 Billion First Budget Add Up?
Adams proposes keeping the budget lean through such measures as moving NYPD officers in desk jobs onto patrol, letting jobs go unfilled ...
