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Will Endorsements Matter In New York City’s Mayoral Election And Other Races?
But the experts agreed on at least a few big names and influential groups that hold sway in New York no matter what.
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Cuomo Sees State Budget Upturn Even As He’s Deeply Enmeshed In Scandals
Cuomo had previously threatened to futher tax the rich if Biden didn’t come through with big bucks for New York.
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Former Sanitation Boss Kathryn Garcia Wants To Dig NYC Out Of Its Mess As Mayor. But Can She Ditch Her De Blasio Ties?
"10,000 things have to go right to do this job. And making sure that those 10,000 things go right is what good management looks like.”
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Meet The New Yorkers Who Say They’ve Given Up On The Subways
“It’s the freedom of riding the scooter wherever I want, at any time and it’s much more reliable.”
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From Wards Island To Amazon Warehouse In Jersey, This Commute Is Hell On Wheels
The 31-mile one-way trek takes him from a bus to two subway lines, needing six elevators, then onto another bus.
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Cuomo Sexual Harassment Claims Follow Years Of Public Warning Signs — And Anti-Misconduct Training He Mandated
Cuomo said he “never intended to offend anyone or cause any harm” on Sunday, addressing the sexual harassment allegations.
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Unpaid Property Taxes Leap In New York City As Tenants And Landlords Struggle
“We have been warning about the inevitability of this since the start of the cancel-rent movement,” said Jay Martin of Community Housing.
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Andrew Yang To The Rescue: Mayoral Candidate Helps Photographer Attacked On Staten Island Ferry
The photographer, Spencer Platt, was on the ferry’s upper deck when a tall, disheveled man approached with a long pole in hand.
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What Is NYCHA? Your Questions Answered About New York City Public Housing
According to sanitation department figures cited by NYCHA’s federal monitor in 2019, the real number may be as high as 600,000.
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Transit Workers Push Back At MTA’s Extended C And F Train Cuts
"You run fewer trains, you have a greater likelihood of crowding occurring onboard trains, and people [can't practice social distancing]."
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Easy Vaccine Appointments Address Deadly Racial Gap For Elderly New Yorkers
As of Monday, 41,000 Black senior citizens ages 65 and over had received at least their first COVID shot, roughly 15% of those eligible.
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Students With Disabilities Turned Away From NYC’s Free Pandemic Child Care Program
“Basically they said if you don’t have a typical child they won’t be able to help you. It’s horrible that that’s even allowed.”
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New York Health Commissioner Defends Use Of COVID-19 Drug Cocktail At State-Run Veterans Nursing Home
“At the point that it was given, hydroxychloroquine was considered a potential therapy," said Dr. Howard Zucker, head of the NY Health Dept.
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden Shadow-Casting Towers Qualify For Generous Trump Tax Break State Lawmakers Want To Slash
New York named more than 500 low-income Census tracts statewide eligible for the Opportunity Zone break on both federal and state taxes.
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The Eviction Moratorium Pause Ends Friday. Here’s What You Need To Do
After February 26, pending eviction cases start moving forward again in court, and new cases can be filed, but there are steps you can take.
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Do You Have To Be A Millionaire To Run For Mayor Of New York?
A reader asked about “learning what requirements are needed to run a campaign for City Council.” We'll tell you the requirements to run.
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Easy Vaccine Appointments Help Bridge Deadly Racial Gap For Elderly New Yorkers
Elderly Black and Hispanic New Yorkers have died at far greater rates than white non-Hispanic or Asian New Yorkers.
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City Jailers Defy Oversight Board To Keep Young Adults In Isolation
Last summer, de Blasio promised a working group would give him recommendations on how to end solitary “in the fall,” but change hasn't come.
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Dissident Democrats Furious Over Endorsement Of Brooklyn Judge Accused Of Cheating Home Aide
“It’s a complete injustice,” Kristina Naplatarski, a Democratic district leader in Brooklyn. “It’s completely unfair.”
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Kids Poisoned After Lead Turns Up In Apartments Declared ‘Lead-Free’ By NYCHA
Eleanore Bumpurs has struggled to get NYCHA to address unhealthy and unsafe living conditions — including lead paint.
