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Transportation Worker Claims She Suffered Retaliation After Filing Attack Complaint
“Simone — I am so sorry to hear this, thank you for reaching out. I am looking into what happened and will find a time for us to talk.”
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Andrew Cuomo's Smear Team: His Brother And Top Advisers, Transcripts Reveal
“I wasn’t in control of anything,” Chris Cuomo told viewers. “I was there to listen and offer my take.
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Cuomo Made Staffers Work On His $5M Pandemic Book For His ‘Personal Gain,' Investigators Charge
“No state property, personnel or other resources may be utilized for activities associated with the book.”
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After Gowanus Overhaul And Blood Center Expansion Wins, De Blasio Turns To Reshaping SoHo
Johnson said the proposal is “important for the future of New York City because of the importance of the blood center.”
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Homeless Youth Get On Fast Track To Housing With New Council Bills
“This is just one piece of the pie when there’s so many other pieces to connect,” she said. “I just want the city to do better.”
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Meet The City's Half-Million-Dollar Man: New York's Highest-Paid Employee
“It’s very rare for these big lump sums for people who are not leaving,” he told THE CITY.
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Eric Adams Wavers On Bail Beef-Up Pledge, Demands Judges Use Their Muscle
“What’s happening now, it’s not the bill, the judges. They’re not putting bail on where they could put bail on.”
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Families Probed For Child Neglect After Keeping Kids Out Of School Over COVID Concerns
Viviana Echavarria had asked school officials for instructional support. Instead, she got a visit from a child welfare worker.
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Queens Teacher Allowed Back To School After Report Details Alleged Grooming, Sex With Ex-Student
Canzoneri also refused to speak with SCI investigators, citing his status as a tenured teacher, according to the report.
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Women With Children Having Harder Time Re-Entering NYC Workforce
Some see hope in the paid family leave and child care provisions in the Biden administration’s $1.75 trillion Build Back Better bill.
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Hart Island Burials Taken Over By Tree Landscapers, Uprooting Families' Hopes For Transformation
“The whole point of passing legislation was to end association with the penal system."
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Feds Launch A Second Civil Rights Investigation Into Brooklyn Gas Pipeline
The investigation is in response to a complaint filed in August by lawyers on behalf of several Brooklyn community groups.
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De Blasio And Council Move To Widen Net For NYPD Misconduct Probes
“This strengthening of the CCRB’s independence is long overdue, and New Yorkers will be better protected and served for it.”
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Steve Banks Had Big Goals For Shelters, And Hit The Mark On Some. Should He Stay?
“What I want Adams to do is appoint a housing and homelessness czar — to have someone just focus on that.
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Jobs Grow — Along With The Pandemic Gap Between Rich And Poor New Yorkers
Virtually every major sector showed employment gains, led by private colleges and universities, business services, health care and the arts.
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Progressive Latina Leaders Succeed Conservative Councilmen In Bronx Power Shift
“Folks vote for who engages them the most, for those who show up, care and present a vision that they can identify with,” she said.
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Rent Shocks Recharge Push For New Tenant Rights In A Changing Albany
She expects to see the $3,500 a month rent double on her two-bedroom, two-bath, 37th-floor home when the lease is up in March.
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Queens Families Displaced By Ida Told To Pack Up And Move To Brooklyn From JFK Hotel
People displaced during Hurricane Ida were set to be transferred to the Aloft Hotel in Downtown Brooklyn.
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Signal Distress: Cornerstone Of MTA's Fast-Track Plans Racking Up Delays And Dollars
“There will be some growing pains as different signal systems are phased in and phased out.”
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Green Electricity Could Juice Efforts To Cut NYC Buildings' Carbon Cloud: Study
“The requirements should not be very onerous for most buildings, at least for the commercial sector.”
