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House Republicans Just Dealt A Blow To Wind Developers
In spite of the setbacks, fans of wind energy are hopeful that ongoing projects will at least see a smooth path forward.
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What The House Budget Bill Means For New Yorkers
The Republican tax and spending bill that passed the U.S. House could force more than 1 million New Yorkers off Medicaid statewide.
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OMNY Complaints Mount As MTA Still Working Out Bugs In New System
Commuters say they are running into delays on being billed for transit trips. The MTA says kinks will be ironed out by the end of the year.
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Cuomo, Who Cut Public Worker Pensions, Joins Mayoral Candidates Calling To Boost Them
The ex-governor says the city can afford to lower the retirement age. Workers and budget watchdogs remain skeptical.
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De Blasio Sued City Hall And Lost. Here's How Much It's Costing Us
The former mayor apologized to New Yorkers and agreed to pay for his past NYPD protection on the presidential campaign trail.
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Who's Running For Borough President — And Why You Should Care
Borough presidents are like mini-mayors. What they do in office depends a lot on who they are.
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Special Interests Spend Big To Reshape City Council
Airbnb, Uber and the Real Estate Board of New York are among the major power players looking to pick winners in the upcoming election.
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Are You Traveling Over Troubled NYC Bridges?
Some 118 sections of local spans of all types were found by inspectors to be in poor condition in 2024, records show.
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Manhattan Boro Prez Boots Community Board Members Who Criticized New Housing
Committee chairs say their negative feedback on housing issues caused the Manhattan borough president to replace them.
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Journalists Barred From Brooklyn College Demonstration To Sue CUNY
When public safety officers blocked four reporters from entering campus, the school violated the First Amendment, the suit will claim.
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The Terrible Truth About Sherita, Brooklyn's Beloved Billboard Dinosaur
The vanished icon of Atlantic Ave. was the relic of a secretive family who grabbed buildings from immigrant owners across the borough.
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De Blasio Reaches $330K Settlement With Conflicts Board Over Use Of NYPD During 2020 Presidential Run
The ex-mayor is on the hook to make quarterly payments to the City of New York for the next four years.
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New York's Highest Court Hears Final Arguments In Medicare Advantage Case
The Court of Appeals will issue the final word on the fate of the health care plan for 250,000 city retirees in the coming months.
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Silver Linings For Rain On NYC Dance Parade: Pride, Direction, Rebirth
New Yorkers of the Dance Parade won’t let a gloomy forecast bring down a day of joy and motion.
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MTA Eyeing Another Batch Of ‘Open Gangway' Subway Cars
The futuristic trains have been popular with riders — and are already standard around the globe.
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Mayoral Candidates Take Positions On Key Issues In Meet Your Mayor Survey
THE CITY/Gothamist surveyed mayoral hopefuls about pressing issues impacting New Yorkers
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Albany Push For Prison Reforms Left Out Of State Budget
The father of fatally beaten inmate Robert Brooks was among those pleading for more oversight and compassion in the state prison system. ...
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Eric Adams Search Warrant Records Show Scramble To Evade FBI Scrutiny
Dozens of documents ordered released by the judge show evidence of allegedly fraudulent campaign fundraising.
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Voting Begins In Teachers Union Elections As Insurgents Vie To Unseat Mulgrew
The loathed Medicare Advantage cost-savings switch of retiree health insurance has rival candidates gunning to dislodge the UFT president.
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Tough Times For Tchotchke Trade With Trump Tariffs
Even imported Trump bobblehead dolls have gone up 50 cents, to $4.50. And he fears more hikes could be on the horizon.
