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Candidates For New York's Next Governor: Who's Still Running To Run This State?
Cuomo's replacement, his lieutenant governor, Hochul, hopes to turn her short stint as chief executive into a proper four-year term.
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How Letitia James' Governor's Race Exit Shakes Up New York Politics Again
“Her heart just wasn't in it,” said one longtime supporter.
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Borough Presidents Demand Probe Into City Hall's Shielding Of Neighborhood COVID Death Data
“The issue of what data, and when it should be available to the public, should be discussed,” said Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer.
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Ex-Cop Released By NYPD Chief After Gun Arrest Says He's The Victim — Not ‘Terrified' Boys
Former NYPD officer Kruythoff Forrester was arrested late Nov. 24 for allegedly menacing three boys with a gun in Brownsville after thei ...
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Engineer Pleads Guilty In Worker's Brooklyn Construction Collapse Death — But Will Likely Avoid Prison
“In this case, they obviously were able to prove a pretty strong link.”
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New Yorkers Will Get To Vote On Plans To Advance Racial Equity In The City
“We’ve seen more people go back to work, but there are still so many others who are just unemployed or unable to work for a living wage."
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City Hall Withheld COVID Neighborhood Death Data During NYC's 2020 Pandemic Peak, Emails Show
“We continue to prioritize transparency and release more data than any other locality,” Filson said in a statement.
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MTA Cops Rode High On Overtime After Cuomo Crackdown On Subway Homelessness, Inspector General Says
“This is a Janno Lieber-inherited problem and I am convinced that under his leadership it will be fixed.”
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Sneak Peak: Rail Riders Charged Rush-Hour Prices Despite Pandemic Discount
“I certainly saw people overpay. I asked the conductor if that’s something they saw regularly and he said they see it all the time.”
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Nearly Half Of NYC Buildings Fail To Make The Green Grade
The city’s “NYC Accelerator” offers guidance and access to resources — financial and otherwise — to make buildings greener.
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Threatened Coney Island Boardwalk Businesses Get A New Lease On Life — Except One
At the time, an EDC spokesperson said: “Any lease extension without a competitive process raises issues of fairness.”
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NYC Small Business Seek Adams' Help To Emerge From The Pandemic Recession
“There is a disconnect in how these programs are implemented and what businesses feel their needs are."
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Rikers Report Calls 2021 ‘Most Dangerous Year' Amid Escalating Jailhouse Violence
In response to the report, the city Correction Department touted more recent data showing improvement.
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NYCHA Probed Over Clogged Trash Chute Fire That Killed Bronx Boy
The FDNY did not immediately respond to THE CITY’s questions about the status of Mitchel Houses’ sprinkler system.
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NYPD Internal Affairs Investigating Release Of Ex-Cop Accused Of Pulling Gun On Kids, Family Says
Video footage from around that time obtained by THE CITY shows one of the boys screaming, “Run! Run, he has a gun!”
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Queens Couple's Dream Home Turns To Catch-22 Nightmare Over ‘Neighbors From Hell'
“Come and get this ass-whooping, d---,” one neighbor allegedly yelled at Pam Prashad.
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COVID Vaccine Religious Exemption Letters Show Battle Of Faith Vs. Science
“The chances of defeating the mandate are between slim and none — and slim is out of town.”
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Who's Running For Attorney General In New York? It's A Crowded Field.
We’ll keep updating this election guide as the campaign forges ahead. But first, let’s go over some basics.
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MAP: See How Your Neighborhood Voted In The 2021 Election For New York City Mayor
Most New Yorkers stayed home this time around, final certified numbers released this week indicate, despite a surge in voter registration.
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The Toll Of NYCHA's Lead Lies: A Brooklyn Girl Poisoned As Officials Covered Up Danger
Prosecutors cited NYCHA for lying about its lead paint crisis to the federal government, the press and — most of all — to tenants.
