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NYC's Congressional Incumbents Outpacing Progressive Challengers In Fundraising Fights
Three years after Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez took down a powerful House mainstay, progressive candidates are still trying to oust the ...
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Eric Adams Once Led Sexist Smear Campaign Against A Whistleblower Cop
"The way we treated Ms. Lebron during that process was wrong, and I regret that it happened."
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Watch The Only NYC Public Advocate Debate Before The Nov. 2 Election
They want to advocate for the people of New York City. But first, they have to debate each other.
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MTA Gets Rolling With Hiring Spree But Impact On Commute May Be Slow Going
“By improving our recruiting efforts, accelerating hiring and increasing class sizes, our goal is to provide great public transit service."
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Mets Station Accessibility Project Up In The Air As AirTrain Derails
The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey on Tuesday opted to “pause further action” on the $2.1 billion rail connection.
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Sen. Chuck Schumer Aims To Deliver Infrastructure Dollars To Help Food Couriers
Schumer on Wednesday praised delivery workers as “essential.”
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Who's On The Ballot For NYC Mayor In November? It's More Than Adams And Sliwa.
To find out who exactly is on your ballot for all offices, not just mayor, you can use this tool from the city’s Board of Elections.
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Bloomberg's Olympic Swimming Pool Is Crumbling, Leaving Queens High And Dry
“Who suffers from this? The people it was intended for.”
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‘Rushed' Trump Golf Course Succession Passes City Board With Dissents
Calling de Blasio a “lame duck,” he asked the committee to consider the long-term impact and cost of switching operators of the golf course.
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Mayor De Blasio's $1 Million Bill: He Owes Lawyers, Lobbyists And Taxpayers
“If you are a teacher, you have to enforce discipline,” he noted. “They need to go to court and enforce this and make him pay."
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Flood Insurance Hikes Haunt Homeowners Still Recovering From Ida And Henri
The National Flood Insurance Program rates that took effect Oct. 1 for new policyholders.
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Who Is Curtis Sliwa? A Look At The GOP Mayoral Candidate's Wild Ride In New York
Trump’s ever-loyal lawyer Rudy Giuliani endorsed Sliwa this year — returning the favor of Sliwa’s support in the 1990s.
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Staten Island Sewer Project Stuck In The Drain For 24 Years As Climate Change Ups Stakes
Some of the pipes still in place are more than 100 years old.
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Native American New Yorkers Grow In Number, Latest Census Shows
“We’ve long suffered invisibility, erasure, indifference to a myth, because a lot of the Columbus story is myth,” Borrero said.
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MTA To Allow Live Remote Public Commenting For Board Meetings After Outcry
“They should continue to treat this like a pilot program until they get it exactly right.”
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How Can NYC End Rikers Island Chaos? We Asked Four People On The Front Lines
THE CITY spoke separately to four people on the front lines of the turmoil shaking the city’s jail system.
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NYC Fails On COVID Testing In Hard-Hit Inwood, Residents Charge
"Are you kidding me? We know what you’re trying to do. We’re not going to some ghetto van to get the vaccine…. We want the real deal."
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De Blasio's ‘Open Streets' Stalled At Fraction Of Promised Hundred Miles
The report was based on data collected over the summer by hundreds of volunteers who surveyed all Open Streets locations citywide.
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Maya Wiley Won't Be New York's Next Mayor. What Will Happen To Her Signature Proposal?
“We should utilize the money to stabilize crime in the city,” Eric Adams said.
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Staff, Advocates Push For Better Conditions At Youth Jails As Rikers Steals Attention
Youth advocates and union officials are asking for more staff and structure in the detention facilities.
