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Brooklyn Restaurant Renaissance Is Cooking, Poised To Overtake Manhattan As City's Food Capital
Residential neighborhoods are proving particularly attractive locations, such as Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, and Red Hook.
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Gig Workers Inch Toward Right To Unionize In New York — But There's A Catch
State lawmakers and labor unions are nearing a deal that would grant gig-economy workers in New York the right to join a union.
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New ‘Staten Island First' Party Spawned By Democratic Borough President Candidate
"It is always going to be difficult because it’s Staten Island and Staten Island has not changed that much when it comes to who votes."
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Bodies Of Hundreds Of New York COVID Victims Still In Trucks On Brooklyn Pier
Hart Island is the final resting place of more than one million New Yorkers, many of whom lacked the funds for a private burial.
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A Third-Party Run For Mayor In New York? Here's How It Could Happen
In deep-blue New York City, chances are high that the Democratic winner of the June 22 mayoral primaries will also win the general election.
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NYPD Oversight Board Overturned Hundreds Of Its Own Police Misconduct Findings
The CCRB analysis found that the 15-member board’s rotating three-person panels overturned 585 allegations of police misconduct.
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Mayoral Candidate Dianne Morales Water-Meter Bribe Probe Preceded 2004 Departure From Big City Schools Job
Morales was working as a senior employee at the city Department of Education when the probe concluded in June 2004. The DOE's Special Co ...
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No New Jails? Next Mayor Could Scrap De Blasio's Close-Rikers Plan
Michael Skelly, a spokesperson for the Correction Officers’ Benevolent Association, called the borough jail plan “completely disingenuous.”
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Bar Association Slams Former Prosecutor Vying To Replace Manhattan District Attorney Vance
The New York Criminal Bar Association cited accusations of prosecutorial misconduct leveled against Florence last year.
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City Jails Roiled By ‘Disorder And Chaos,' Feds Say As Correction Boss Quits
Hours before the scathing report's release, Correction Commissioner Cynthia Brann announced she will be resigning at the end of the month.
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More Of Andrew Yang's Campaign Donors Live Outside New York City Than In It
Mostly beyond New York City, if contributions to Andrew Yang's mayoral campaign are any indication.
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Why Are Some NYC Restaurants Struggling To Find Workers? It's Complicated
It's a similar story in Red Hook, where Susan Povich doesn't put out all the tables she is allowed at her Lobster Pound restaurant.
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Watch The First New York City Mayoral Debate Thursday Night Here
Eric Adams, Shaun Donovan, Kathryn Garcia, Ray McGuire, Dianne Morales, Scott Stringer, Maya Wiley and Andrew Yang are slated to appear.
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Yang's Poll Shows Him A Ranked-Choice Favorite. But Here's Why It's All Up For Grabs
“The point of ranked-choice voting is you get exactly one vote. If it can’t help your 1st choice, then it goes to help your second choice."
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MTA Struggling To Get Majority Of Workers On Vaccination Train
“Yeah, nah,” Richard Richards, a 46-year-old subway train operator, told THE CITY. “I don’t trust it.”
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Rikers Staff Sick Call Spike Spurs Lockdown, Trapping Mentally Ill In Cells
Some 1,200 correction officers called out sick that day and another 700 or so were on medically restricted duty for various health reasons.
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Red Hook NYCHA Tenants Face New Gas Outages In Maddening Pattern
When their cooking gas gets shut off, always without warning, their lives are upended for days, weeks or even months at a time.
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New York's Plastic Bag Ban Yields No Fines For Grocers Six Months In
John Catsimatidis, who owns Gristedes, declined to comment.
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Home Care Workers' Battle For Pay Boost Embroils Lower Manhattan Council Campaigns
“Look at how many years of violence they had to endure. CPC’s racism and sexism is against its own community.”
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Bank Shot: Financial Giants' Return To Manhattan Gives Smaller Businesses Hope
Goldman Sachs on Tuesday told employees that it expects them back at its Battery Park headquarters by mid-June.
