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What Tenants Need To Know About NYC Rent Guidelines Board's Latest Move
Tenants must be sure when they sign new leases that the 6-month freeze is reflected and that the 1.5% increase comes at the right time.
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PHOTOS: Following 2020's Float-Ing Graduation, Seniors Celebrate Together
“I cried today. I’m just really sad we all are going to separate from each other, but it’s for the best.”
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Andrew Yang Launches Absentee Ballot Lawsuit, Heralding More Legal Action
“There’ll be other election lawsuits,” Foldenauer predicted. “It depends on what the margins are.”
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Adams Ahead In Mayoral Race, But Wiley And Garcia Count On Ranked Choice Tally
Tuesday’s results are just the first step in a weeks-long process to determine who will likely become the city’s 110th leader.
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Women Make Forceful Showing In First Round Of City Council Votes
The Council currently has just 14 female members. Never before in the Council’s history have women outnumbered men.
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Taxi Driver Shortage Stalls Passengers With Limited Mobility As MTA Ride Service Sags
“They would come running, sometimes you would have more than one taxi coming for you and that felt wonderful. It gets frustrating."
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‘It's Exciting!': New Yorkers Cast Ballots With Hopes Of A New City For All
As New Yorkers voted on Primary Day, many said they were struggling to adjust — to a lot of things.
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Lander Leads City Comptroller Race As Williams Heads Toward Public Advocate Win
City Council member Brad Lander emerged with the highest number of initial first-place votes under the new ranked choice voting system.
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Bragg Holds Slim Lead In Manhattan District Attorney Race But Absentee Ballots Loom
Bragg garnered 34.6% of the vote with nearly 90% of scanners reporting as of Tuesday night, according to the Board of Elections.
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Borough President Races Yield No Clear Wins As Ranked Choice Counts, Absentee Ballots Await
As of early Wednesday, almost all of the borough president races across the city were still neck and neck.
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Rats Overrun Plaza At Brooklyn Subway Stop That Mayor Promised To Help
“They’re not small rats,” Torres told THE CITY in Spanish. “They’re huge.”
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De Blasio's Pandemic Heroes Parade Could Use A Clear Invite List ‘Honorees' Say
A City Hall spokesperson said organizers are in the process of reaching out to “heroes of the pandemic” and ensuring it's inclusive.
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Slow Rebound Of Construction Jobs Threatens NYC Post-Pandemic Rebuild
New York City’s building sector remains 25,000 jobs below its pre-coronavirus peak.
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Meals Vs. Wheels: Restaurants Blocking Bus Lanes Get Little Direction From City
The union for transit workers said that eateries intruding on bus lanes create obstacles for MTA drivers moving a growing number of riders.
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Primary Color: Scenes From An Unprecedented NYC Mayoral Campaign Season
As winter melted into spring and coronavirus rates dropped, candidates left Zoom rooms and raced into face-to-face politics across New York.
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New Evidence Eric Adams Retained Brooklyn Co-Op Long After He Says Gave It To His ‘Good Friend'
Even after allegedly ditching his share in the apartment, Adams continued to live there until 2013.
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Bronx Woman Mourns Son Who Died At Rikers As Cellmate Says Help Was Slow To Come
The "Less Is More” Act would give parolees more leeway in avoiding jail after being busted for low-level offenses or technical violations.
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Adams Faults ‘Good Friend' For Co-Op Ownership Confusion As Wiley Goes On Offensive
Adams has not responded to THE CITY’s request to provide documentation that the co-op board was notified of the transfer of the shares.
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Democratic And GOP Candidates Rage Against The Staten Island Political Machines
They are running competitive races against machine-backed candidates.
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NYC Park Lovers Say City Nature Trails Need More Green
To the untrained eye, their handiwork is almost invisible — but the five-foot-wide, trash-free clearing didn't just happen by accident.
