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NYCHA Reaches Deal To Monitor Mold Mess At Privately Run Buildings
Mayor-elect Eric Adams has said he supports continuing the switch to RAD, as long as tenants have consistent input into how it gets done.
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City Employees Call For Remote-Work Option As Omicron Spreads
“Our members have proven they can do their jobs from home,” he added. “They cannot continue to be used as pawns in a political game.”
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New MTA Express Bus Rollout Tripped Up By Leg-Room Gripes
“Now when I’m waiting for the buses, I’m just crossing my fingers,” she said. “And I’m thinking, ‘Please, let this be an old bus.’”
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Some NYC Schools Shift To Remote Learning Option As COVID Surges Again
Gov. Kathy Hochul, meanwhile, announced that 2 million at-home tests are on their way to schools across the state.
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New Council Members Assail Adams' Plan To Restore Solitary Confinement In NYC Jails
“As Council member for the 22nd District, I represent every single human being caged on Rikers Island,” said Tiffany Cabán.
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Long COVID Test Lines And Result Delays Frustrate New Yorkers As Mayor Eyes More Centers
Testing centers operated by the city's Health and Hospitals Corporation reported at least an hour wait at most sites by Monday afternoon.
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Eric Adams' Top Criminal Justice Advisor Left NYPD Under A Cloud
Adams, a former NYPD officer who rose through the ranks to become a captain, has known Banks for years.
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Amazon, FedEx And UPS Deliver New NYC Warehouses, Bringing A Package Of Environmental Challenges
There’s every reason to believe it’s going to keep getting worse,” said DOT Commissioner Hank Gutman.
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‘Vax Daddy' Gives Politics A Shot: Pandemic Hero Runs For Queens State Assembly Seat
“Very seldom do people have an opportunity to advocate for their neighbors, to improve their lives."
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MTA's Late In Making OMNY Subway And Bus System Reduced-Fare Friendly
“This is not a successful launch and all systems are not go until you meet all the needs for the disabled community.”
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NYC Announces 2022-23 Admissions Policies For Middle And High Schools
The admissions process for the city’s coveted specialized high schools, which is governed by state law, has not changed.
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Hochul Ready To Rev Up Ethics Overhaul To Clean Up After Cuomo, Senate Ally Says
Gov. Kathy Hochul plans to overhaul the state government’s ethics agency as she runs for election.
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Time's Up For Reform-Minded NYC Jails Boss Who Clashed With Unions: Sources
Schiraldi and inmate advocates had contended it would take more time for positive changes to take hold in a department rife with corruption.
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For Final Budget Act, De Blasio Makes $4B In Red Ink Disappear — But Leaves Adams Billions Of Worries
Mayor-elect Eric Adams may not owe de Blasio much of a thank you.
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Driver Cash Eyed As Fix For MTA's Struggling Access-A-Ride
“I’ve waited two to three hours for a ride. It’s outlandish the way they leave the patients."
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Facial Recognition Finds Its Match In Once Crime-Plagued Bronx Housing Complex
Some residents surveyed by THE CITY said they didn’t know the cameras had facial recognition capabilities.
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How New York Will Find Its Next City Council Speaker
“There will be a million rumors,” said Quinn. “The one thing about this race, more than any race: It ain’t over til it’s over.”
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De Blasio Violated Fundraising Ethics Rules Even After Warning — Yet Mayor Faced No Penalty
City Hall released the two letters Wednesday from the Conflicts of Interest Board, dating from 2014 and 2018.
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Vaunted $67M Flushing Pool To Finally Reopen For A Quick Dip — Then Close Again
The reopening of the $67 million Flushing Meadows Corona Park Aquatic Center will be only temporary.
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Hurricane Ida Recovery Aid Is Too Little, Too Late, New York Storm Victims Say
“I don’t understand what kind of life this is in New York City,” Bhagwandin said. “Do you know how scary it is?"
