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NYCHA Housing Fix Clouded By Tenant Complaints About Private Managers
“I’ve consistently urged both NYCHA and to provide further oversight into RAD managers nd how the rights of tenants are preserved."
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Brooklyn Armory Rec Center Deal Documents Debunk Claims On Affordable Memberships
“It is going to be her legacy,” he said, “but not in the way that she thought it was going to.”
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Lights Out Feared For NYC New Community Solar Projects As State Credits Fade
Community solar is particularly well-suited for the city, where two-thirds of residents are renters.
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What The Five Ballot Proposal Questions Mean For New Yorkers This November
The full text of the five proposals is listed on the Board of Elections website and at Ballotpedia, the nonprofit political encyclopedia.
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Rogan Show Spurs Bill For Uniform Vaccination Rules For Home And Away Teams
But "New York City grants special privileges to out-of-town anti-vaxxers like Joe Rogan and NBA star Bradley Beal,” Hoylman told THE CITY.
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Asian New Yorkers See Hope In Preliminary Political Map That Unites Some Neighborhoods
“There is a possibility to create the first Asian-majority district in Brooklyn. However, these lines are still short of doing so."
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Derailed Biden Infrastructure Package Could Mean Loss Of $10B For New York Transit
“Without this bill, the MTA is going to be leaning even harder on other sources of funding.”
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Home Court Disadvantage: Out-Of-Towners Like Joe Rogan Get To Play NYC Vaccination-Free
Performers who live in the city and professional athletes representing “home teams” here are required to get their shots.
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Some NYC Workers Battling ‘Long COVID' Find Chances For Accommodations Remote
De Blasio’s return-to-work order has been met with protests, resignations and complaints that masking and social distancing aren’t enforced.
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New Crown Heights Armory Rec Center Falls Short On Community Discounts, Council Member Charges
THE CITY reported in September that swim lessons for kids were being advertised at a steep $50 a half-hour.
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Remote Judges Fight For Return To In-Person Sessions For Summonses
OATH held no in-person hearings at all from late March 2020 until Sept. 1.
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Treasures Of The Manhattan Library: NYPL Puts Its Curious Collection On Display
“I love these exhibits at the library, and I’ve really missed them during the pandemic,” said Lisa Huberman, from Astoria.
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Tish James Lays Out Vision For New York — But She's Not Running For Governor Just Yet
An announcement on her decision is expected in the coming weeks, sources said.
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Homeless Shelter Operator Quits Bid To Dump Trump At Bronx Golf Course
“CORE Services Group, Inc. has decided to withdraw from consideration.”
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Eric Adams Misses City Inspectors Again After Illegal Apartment Complaint On His Brooklyn Building
Friday marked the fourth time building inspectors visited the Lafayette Avenue building to investigate allegations of an illegal apartment.
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East Harlem Waiting For Long-Term Trash Fix Four Years After De Blasio Pledge
“I’ve lived here my whole life so I’m used to it. The smell, you don’t even notice it no more. I think it’s embedded in my nose.”
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Vaccine Mandate For NYC School Employees Can Move Forward, Judges Rule
A federal appeals court has removed a temporary block on New York City's vaccine mandate for education department employees.
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De Blasio Tees Off Trump At Bronx Golf Course: Homeless Shelter Operator Set To Evict The Ex-President
The city purged its deals with the Trump Organization, which included two ice rinks, the Central Park carousel, and a Bronx golf course.
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Permanent Disaster Relief Fund Eyed For Undocumented New Yorkers In Ida's Wake
“That is very much a possibility,” Hochul said in response to THE CITY’s question. “Something I’d be happy to talk to our leadership."
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Hear No Evil: De Blasio Visits Rikers But Doesn't Talk To Detainees Or Guards
the mayor said he saw work being done to improve conditions, yet conceded had not talked to any inmates or correction officers.
