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Trump Rule Could Force Thousands Of NYers From Public Housing
The rule would strip public housing subsidies from families who are not all U.S. citizens. It could affect about 3,000 New York households.
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
- New York City, NY
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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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De Blasio, Trump Sons Get Into Twitter Spat Over Emissions Rally
Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. took shots at Mayor Bill de Blasio after he threatened their family buildings with hefty fines.
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Queens Councilman Admits Sexual Harassment: Reports
City Councilman Barry Grodenchik reportedly admitted to harassing a staffer and resigned as chair of the Parks Committee.
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Record-Setting Hiker To Tour NYC Parks On 175-Mile Trek
Liz Thomas aims to learn about the role local parks play across the city on her nine-day urban hike.
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NYC Bike Races Saved After Fee Hike Threat, Organizer Says
Bike races at Floyd Bennett Field will start again June 4 after an enormous fee hike threatened to end them.
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NYC One Of Nation's Worst Places To Start A Career, Study Says
Only 12 U.S. cities are tougher than the Big Apple for recent college grads, according to a WalletHub study.
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Search For New NYCHA Chief Extended, Mayor Says
The city and the feds are taking 45 more days to find the public housing authority's next chair and CEO, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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Council Members Push Tougher Harassment Laws After Diaz Comments
Lawmakers want to strengthen requirements for reporting sexual harassment after Ruben Diaz Sr. suggested doing so would make him a "rat."
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Howie The Wallaby's NYC Adventure Lands Him At Bronx Zoo
Animal Care Centers of NYC takes in thousands of cats and dogs each year, but this wallaby's appearance was a first.
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De Blasio Slams Trump For Building Pollution At Chaotic Rally
The mayor was forced to shout over protesters at Trump Tower as he warned the president that he could face fines under new emissions rules.
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Cop's Trial In Eric Garner Death Begins After Nearly 5 Years
Almost 5 years after Eric Garner's death, Officer Daniel Pantaleo faces termination from the NYPD in an internal trial that started Monday.
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Huge Fee Hike Threatens NYC Bike Racing Tradition, Cyclists Say
Floyd Bennett Field has been a haven for cyclists for a quarter-century. But a massive fee hike could mean the end of a tradition.
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NYers Jailed For Hours After Paying Bail Despite Law, Report Says
The Department of Correction often flouts a city law requiring NYers to be released within 3 hours after they post bail, advocates say.
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De Blasio Defends Expanding NYC's Cooperation With ICE
The city has drawn criticism for adding seven offenses to the list of crimes that prompt local cooperation with immigration authorities.
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Ruben Diaz Sr Apologizes, Sort Of, After Sex Harassment Flap
The controversial city councilman drew fire for reportedly saying he would not be a "rat" if he saw sexual harassment.
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Slow Post-Sandy Spending Leaves NYC Vulnerable: Comptroller
Six years after Superstorm Sandy, the city has only spent 54% of the federal money available for recovery and resiliency, a new report says.
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NYC's Cheapest 1-Bedrooms Are In These Neighborhoods
Deals can be found in a handful of neighborhoods even though NYC has the nation's second-priciest rents, a recent report shows.
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MTA To Probe 'Excessive' Overtime At Friday Meeting
The special board meeting will follow a report showing overtime drove a $418M increase in the MTA's payroll costs last year.
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Here's Where NYers Wait Longest For Police To Send Help
In one Bronx precinct, it takes more than eight minutes for cops to be dispatched. In the Rockaways, it takes less than two.
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Uber, Lyft Strike Lands A Blow, Advocate Says
NYC drivers joined worldwide work stoppages Wednesday morning to protest working conditions. But Uber says the strike didn't affect service.
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