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Commercial Districts Grapple With Slowed Return To Business As Usual
Google is close to completing a new building in Hudson Square and the new headquarters for Disney continues to go up.
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NYC College Neighborhood Businesses Eagerly Await Return Of Students
“I think most students will continue to do their shopping online. Still, local businesses will do better than they did last year.”
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Brooklyn Residents File Civil Rights Complaint Seeking To Pause Gas Pipeline
Lawyers on behalf of Brownsville Green Justice and the Ocean Hill-Brownsville Coalition of Young Professionals, Mi Casa Resiste and the ...
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New York Eviction Moratorium Poised For Months-Long Extension
Tenant attorneys are hopeful that Albany leaders can find a path that will survive any legal challenges from landlords.
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Call For Donors In Blood ‘Emergency' Easier For Brooklyn To Answer Thanks To New Facilities
“I was like, ‘Wow, I didn’t realize this was still a serious issue that’s causing death.’”
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MTA Planning To Cut Subway Operator Training Time To Curb Trip Cancelations
The change also comes as a shortage of train operators and conductors resulted in more than 9,000 trips being canceled in the first 25 days.
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U.S. Open Begins Following World Tennis Events Marked By Suspected Match-Fixing
Match-fixing expert Stefano Berlincioni doesn’t think much of the assurances of those in charge of world tennis.
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Retired De Blasio Labor Commissioner Wins $500-An-Hour Deal For Himself
In his last year as commissioner, Linn’s salary was $236,000, according to city payroll data, or about $115 an hour, not counting benefits.
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Suit Against Queens Doctor Alleges Sexual Abuse
“I can advocate for myself now, I am stronger. I know who I am.”
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Mayor Serves Up Last-Minute Vaccine Requirement For U.S. Open
At this year’s Wimbledon tennis tournament, which wrapped in London a month ago, guests were subject to strict testing.
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Schools' COVID Safety Plan Has Less Testing, Remote Learning For Quarantined Kids
“It is important that you provide consent for your child to participate in the in-school testing program,” the city’s handbook says.
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Rikers Staffing Crisis Limits Access To Medical Care
Currently, people experiencing flu-like symptoms typically wait three days to one week to be seen by a doctor, too long to isolate COVID.
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Eviction Protection In New York Is Much Weaker As Moratorium End Nears. Here's Why
A tenant could get a warrant for eviction without ever appearing in court if they didn’t answer their petition within the allotted time.
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New Governor Kathy Hochul To New Yorkers: You Can Trust Me
“A new era of transparency will be one of the hallmarks of my administration. To me, it’s very simple.”
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City Data Shows Vaccines Are Working, Even As Mandate Backlash Hits City Hall
Just .33% of vaccinated New Yorkers tested positive for the virus, while only .02% were hospitalized because of COVID-19.
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Boost To Skimpy Low-Income Housing Vouchers Leaves Formerly Homeless At Risk Of Return To Shelters
“I feel a strong obligation to resolve the income eligibility issue before I leave the Council in December.”
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Pyramid Scheme: Critics Question Why Transit Spaces Are ‘Hostile' To Humans
“It’s much easier to erect hostile architecture and criminalize people and push them out of public spaces.”
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De Blasio Pledges To Speed Up Discipline Against Accused Cops After Years Of Logjams
The vast majority of officers who face discipline have their cases decided at the local precinct level.
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Cameras Capture Illegal Dumping As Sanitation Tries To Clean Up Increasingly Dirty City
He didn't know that Department of Sanitation enforcement officers and the agency's police force had recently installed a hidden camera.
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Manhattan Lead Paint Confusion Casts New Doubts On Moving Public Housing To Private Management
“It was understood by tenants that these were the certifications of the workers who would be doing the work.”
