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Sinking Scott Rudin Holds On To Little Island As Barry Diller Defends Him
Last week, theater workers marched against the powerful producer, demanding workplace changes in the industry.
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Uber Tries To Drive Back Legal Rights On Brooklyn Woman Who Sued After Accident
On Jan. 15, approximately two months after the lawsuit was filed, the Uber app updated its terms and conditions.
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Tensions Rise At Some Of NYC's Top High Schools Over ‘Zoom In A Room' For On-Campus Students
The education department says high school students are still receiving a solid education without teachers in the classrooms.
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COVID And Cabin Fever Inspire New Uses Of NYC Outdoor Space This Summer
New York is nothing without culture, so artists and entertainers have been finding creative ways to perform publicly for months.
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Struggling Food Delivery Workers' Secret Weapon: Support From A Powerful Union
Through the Workers Justice Project, Los Deliveristas Unidos reached out to Local 32BJ in January, seeking support.
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Struggling To Breathe In The Bronx: A Potential Pollution Link To COVID Death Risk
“I honestly feel like if COVID didn’t happen, she would have lived longer. She would have held on for us.”
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‘Every Day I Wake Up Fighting For Her:' A Year After The Childbirth Death Of Amber Rose Isaac, What's Changed?
Elias Isaac McIntyre was born on April 20. Isaac died minutes later, shortly after midnight. She never got the chance to hold her newborn.
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Older Asians Face ‘A Whole Wave' Of Hate Hidden In Official NYPD Stats
Even when victims report incidents and a suspect is arrested, many decline to sign a form declaring they would like prosecution to proceed.
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NYCHA Mold Court Deal Faces Do-Over As Judge Moves To Protect All Tenants
Manhattan Federal Judge William Pauley cited what he called a “latent defect” in the original agreement that removes his oversight.
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Declining Immigration Threatens New York's COVID Comeback
The current timeframe for family-sponsored immigration ranges from one to 3.5 years, according to USCIS.
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Brooklyn Hospital Ramps Up Pre-Pandemic Expansion Plans Amid Local Skepticism
For years, the borough's oldest hospital has planned to cash in its prime downtown real estate to boost declining revenue.
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After Demolition Scare, Chelsea NYCHA Tenants Forge New Path With Private Management
I can tell you, 90% of us came out [of the meeting] as if we were family,” said Miguel Acevedo,
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NYC Jail Officers Lash Out At Inmates With Few Consequences, Discipline Records Show
Arthur Ceasar charged that Wallace beat him up inside his cell in the Manhattan Detention Complex on Aug. 31, 2015.
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NYC Looks To Bring Staten Island Yankees' Old Baseball Stadium Back To Life Next Season
Staten Island Borough President James told THE CITY that he expected an agreement in place for a specific team to be announced soon.
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NYC Mayoral Candidate Shaun Donovan Faces Public Funding Review Over Dad-Backed PAC
The city provides $8 for every $1 qualifying candidates raise, which can boost campaigns and keep spending on a more even playing field.
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Subway Workforce Dwindles As Pandemic And Hiring Freeze Take Toll
“We can’t go on forever like this. They’ve got the funding now — they need to start hiring.”
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Cuomo-Controlled Legal Marijuana ‘Cannabis Board' Rolling In For Summer
A lot has to happen before New York can get cannabis sales rolling by April 1, 2022.
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Anti-Asian Hate Is Vastly Underreported In New York City. Here Are Some Ways To Get Help.
If you are the victim of a hate crime in New York City, or see or hear one, you can call 911 to report it to the police.
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Workers' Vaccination Rights: Here’s What You Need To Know
Until recently, a lot of people doing essential work didn't qualify for the vaccine.
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New York City Jobs Jump Trails Nation As Wary Tourists Wait In The Wings
The city gained 16,000 jobs in March — the largest increase since August, the state Labor Department reported Thursday.
