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Fake Immigration Courts Take Advantage Of Immigrants Desperate For Answers
Immigrants seeking legal help online to protect themselves from Trump's deportation plans are increasingly falling prey to costly scams.
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Storefronts And Apartments Grow, Fertilized By New Zoning And Tax Schemes
‘City of Yes’ and 485-x incentives have spurred development, even as construction wage rules discourage big projects.
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Attica, Marcy, Mid-State: Advocates Want These Prisons Tied To Brutality Shut Down
Gov. Hochul’s plan to close up to three prisons reignites debate over safety, justice and rural economics.
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Cuomo Claimed These NYCHA Tenant Leaders Endorsed Him. They Say They Never Did.
Seven public housing tenant association presidents told THE CITY that they were surprised to see their names on a list of Cuomo backers.
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Congressmembers Barred From ICE Lockup In Lower Manhattan
Nydia Velazquez and Adriano Espalliat were seeking to inspect holding cells inside 26 Federal Plaza, but were blocked from the ICE lockup.
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Climate Challenge Looms Over Mayor's Race Dominated By Other Issues
Mayors are obligated by law to plan for rising seas and temperatures, a legacy of Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
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Video Of NYPD Pursuit Shows Cops Abandoning Site Of Deadly Crash
The crash and flames killed Francisco Guzman Parra, 31, following a police vehicle pursuit from The Bronx to Upper Manhattan.
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Job-Promoting Tax Breaks Are On The Brink Of Blowing Up
A new proposal to boost employment in the city’s central business district will vanish unless the state legislature acts soon.
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‘They're Taking People,' Man Separated From U.S. Citizen Wife Tells Her Moments Before His Immigration Courthouse Capture
Jean Carlos, Jessica and their two-year-old daughter are among the families broken apart by ICE agents as they ramp up arrests.
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As Wildfire Smoke Reaches NYC, What To Know About Health Risks
The agency also recommends using a portable air cleaner to filter the air, and wearing a well-fitting N95 mask if you need to go outdoors.
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NYC Mayoral Candidates Battle Each Other — And Trump — In Chaotic 9-Way Debate
The chaotic debate came 10 days before the start of early voting on June 14, with the election on June 24.
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How Will Asian Voters Turn Out In NYC's Election?
In today's election newsletter, we discuss how candidates are racing to the finish line, how to submit questions for the debates and more.
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Operators Of ‘Grabba' Tobacco Sweatshop Charged With Wage Theft, Reckless Endangerment
In a 74-count indictment, Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez charged HotHead Grabba with alleged wage theft and health hazards.
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Can Zohran Mamdani's Volunteer Army Pull Off The Upset?
His campaign boasts 29,000 door-knockers. Can their passion translate to the polls like it did with fellow Queens progressive AOC?
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Almost Every NYPD Cop Charged With Excessive Force During The George Floyd Protests Escaped Serious Punishment
Only five cops cited in the most extreme cases substantiated by the CCRB received significant discipline. 10 cases are still unresolved.
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First Lien Sale In Years Has Struggling Homeowners Fearing The Worst
Dogged by unpaid taxes and water bills, indebted Brooklynites describe their struggles — and say new exemptions don’t help them.
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ICE Agents Arrest At Least Seven Immigrants As Courthouse Blitz Continues
Some agents wore masks that shielded their faces, while government attorneys involved refused to give their names.
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Adrienne Adams Wins Mayoral Matching Dollars, Cuomo Again Docked For Alleged Coordination
The Council speaker secures $2 million in her first public funds.
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Trump Public Housing Time Limits Could Displace 300,000 NYC Residents, Internal Analysis Finds
A plan to set time limits on how long “able-bodied” tenants receive federal rental assistance would have a devastating effect on the NYCHA.
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Fresh Catch Of Lifeguards Ready To Save Summer At City Beaches And Pools
The Parks Department now has training centers in high schools across the city, and is hoping to change the culture of the beach watchers.
