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Rent Relief Applications Open In New York June 1: What Tenants And Landlords Need To Know
Tenants who face the highest risk of losing their homes and are most in need will be given priority for the first 30 days of the program.
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See You At Voterfest: Our Civic Newsroom Is Headed Outdoors
You are officially invited to Voterfest 2021!
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Southern Brooklyn's Ongoing COVID Suffering Shows Toll Of Disinformation And Disconnection
As many as six of the total of 47 Brooklyn dead had been living at a Coney Island nursing home designated for COVID patients.
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Republican Mayoral Debate Takeaways: Mateo And Sliwa Shout It Out
The candidates diverged on whether or not they believe former President Donald Trump’s lies that he won the 2020 election, one among many.
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NYC's School Algorithms Cement Segregation. This Data Shows How
“We continue to remove barriers and make our school system more equitable," said a spokesperson from the Department of Education.
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Watch The NYC Republican Mayoral Primary Debate Here May 26
Fernando Mateo and Curtis Sliwa will appear just less than four weeks before the June 22 primary election.
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It's NYC Mayoral Debate Season: What To Watch For As The Candidates Clash
On Monday, WABC-TV, the sponsor of the second Democratic mayoral debate, announced that its June 2 event will be held in person.
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De Blasio's Promised Rent Help For Homeless Youth Takes A Detour
Homeless young people stressed that entering the often dangerous adult shelter system is not a viable option.
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Support For Gig Worker Union Bill In New York Collapsing After Scrutiny
Los Deliveristas Unidos declared itself “opposed to any legislative proposal that is pre-negotiated without delivery workers’ input."
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Jobs Making A Careful Comeback As NYC Reopens
“As opposed to the lackluster national job growth in April, New York City had a third consecutive month of a relatively strong rebound.”
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Can Andrew Yang Become Mayor Of New York Without Union Support?
The lack of union support hasn’t been a deal breaker for prospective voters, according to limited polling. Currently Yang and Adams lead.
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Shuttered Subway Shops Show Manhattan's Lagging Recovery Amid ‘Terrible' Losses
“Business is down 20% in Queens, but in Manhattan, we’re down 40%,” shop owner Darren Wernick told THE CITY. “It’s like a ghost town.”
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Will Your Vote Count? Not If You Go To The Wrong Polling Site
Greene's affidavit was likely disqualified because of a state rule compels election officials to toss entire ballots after the election.
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Comptroller Candidate Brad Lander's Campaign Staffers Form Union, Ratify Contract
By all accounts, Lander and his campaign manager made it easy for the campaign staff to unionize.
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Tenants' ‘Right To Counsel' Expands Citywide. Here's Why That's A Big Deal
Any household in the city with an income under 200% of the federal poverty line has a right to counsel.
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Smaller Classes, Flexible Schedules, Remote Meetings: Some NYC Families Hope For A New ‘Normal' Next School Year
The pandemic has highlighted, in ways big and small, that schools haven’t necessarily worked well for many NYC teachers or students.
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Subway Service Is Back 24/7, But Some Manhattan Entrances Remain Locked Around The Clock
Seven privately maintained station entrances remain closed by building owners, according to the MTA.
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These East Bronx City Council Candidates Want Your Commute To Be Fast — Or Even Free
Three of the seven candidates to succeed Councilmember Rev. Rubén Díaz Sr., have oriented their campaigns around transit access and equity.
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Super PACs Backing Andrew Yang And Eric Adams Attract Icons Of Ultra Wealth
Kenneth Griffin, a hedge fund manager mostly based in Chicago, purchase of a $240 million Manhattan penthouse, stunning the city.
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Read The Words Of Top Cops Defending NYPD Response To Racial Justice Protests
The lengthy interrogations of Shea and then-Chief of Department Terence Monahan were first disclosed Tuesday by THE CITY.
