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Over 100K NYers Are Forced From Homes Each Year, Research Finds
Evictions force thousands of NYers to move each year and thousands more leave because they can't afford their homes, new research shows.
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
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Noah Manskar covers all things New York City for Patch, writing citywide stories about crime, politics, the subways and much else. He came to Patch from Blank Slate Media, where he covered community news and local politics in Nassau County, Long Island. He has won six awards from the New York Press Association and the Press Club of Long Island, including a first-place honor for a story about allegations of sexual abuse against the former president of a prestigious Catholic high school.
Noah grew up in Nashville, Tennessee and graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University in 2015. He lives in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, with his partner, Claire, and their cat, Martha Washington.
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Rep. Jerry Nadler Has Health Scare At Press Conference
The House Judiciary Committee chairman was briefly unresponsive as he sat next to Mayor Bill de Blasio on Friday.
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NYC's Speed Cameras Will Soon Be Turned On Every Weekday
The cameras will catch speeding drivers year-round starting in July. The city plans to have them in 750 school zones by next June.
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Bandit Who Yanked Subway Brake Arrested, Cops Say
Police have accused a Clinton Hill man of stopping one subway train and are investigating whether he's responsible for other incidents.
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NYC Weather: Memorial Day Weekend Looks Warm, Mostly Sunny
Monday will bring great parade and cookout weather, but there's a chance of thunderstorms Saturday night.
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Get Rid Of NY's Gravity Knife Ban, Reformers Urge Cuomo
A bill on Gov. Cuomo's desk would legalize so-called gravity knives. Reformers say current law criminalizes tools many NYers use for work.
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More Money Isn't Fixing NYC's Homelessness Crisis, Report Shows
The homeless population hit an all-time high this year even though spending to address the crisis has doubled, the city comptroller said.
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Toss Junk Food Ads From NYC Property, Brooklyn Prez Tells Mayor
Borough President Eric Adams wants the Hamburglar and Kool-Aid Man banned from hawking their wares on public property.
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Suspected Subway Brake-Puller Caught On Camera, NYPD Says
Police released video of a man suspected of pulling an emergency brakes as the MTA hunts for serial train-stoppers.
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NYC Weather: Hail, Heavy Winds Possible As Storms Loom
More than a quarter-inch of rain is expected to hit the city by early Friday morning.
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Brake-Pulling Bandits Wreak Havoc On Subway, MTA Boss Says
At least one person has been intentionally causing commute chaos by pulling subway trains' emergency brakes, officials say.
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NYPD Won't Alter Pot Arrest Policy Despite Race Disparity Concern
The NYPD doesn't plan to change caveats to a policy of going easy on smoking pot in public that advocates say fuel racial disparities.
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Bill To Release Trump's Tax Returns Passes NY Legislature
Both the state Assembly and Senate have now approved legislation that would help Congress get ahold of the president's NY tax returns.
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Seniors Are Fleeing The NYC Area In Droves, Study Shows
Retirees are fleeing NYC faster than any other metro, according to a recent report.
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Dislike Of De Blasio Extends Beyond NYC, Poll Shows
Voters across the nation view Mayor de Blasio less favorably than President Trump, according to a new poll.
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NYC Weather: Nasty Storms Could Spoil Sunny Week
Thunderstorms could bring damaging winds to the New York City area on Thursday.
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Putrid NYC Starbucks Stores Tainted With Toxic Pesticide: Lawsuit
The coffee giant used the chemical to control bugs in its Manhattan stores even though it's dangerous to humans, a new lawsuit alleges.
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Talking Heads's David Byrne Joins Push To Boost Cultural Funding
The former Talking Heads frontman joined a rally urging Mayor de Blasio to increase public funding for arts and culture, not cut it.
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Fleet Week 2019 In NYC: What You Need To Know
Members of the nation's maritime forces will take to the Big Apple from May 22 to 28. Here's what you need to know.
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Probes Of NYC Taxi Industry Launched After Exposé
City and state officials announced inquiries into the taxi medallion industry after The New York Times exposed predatory practices.
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