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Paladino Settles With Council Over Anti-Muslim Tweets
The Queens Republican had sued after colleagues slapped her with ethics charges.
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Dreams Of A World Cup Bonanza Turn Dark On Empty Hotel Rooms, High Transit Costs
FIFA predicted the New York area would take in $3 billion from the World Cup. Some officials estimate the city would lose money.
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As Mamdani Pulls Budget Rabbit From Hat, Watchdogs Fret Over ‘One-Shots'
The mayor's use of one-time cash infusions sets the table for a renewed fight over taxing the wealthy next year.
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To Evict Good Cause Tenants, Landlords Now Claim ‘Demolition.' Is It Valid?
Tenant protections enacted in 2024 left a big opening for property owners not to renew leases. Do apartment renovations count as demolition?
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City To Renew Rikers Phone Deal Amid AI Surveillance Concerns
Advocates warn the Securus system could funnel intimate detainee call details into the company's AI tools.
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Mamdani Plugs $12 Billion Budget Hole With Hochul Assist
An infusion of state aid will help the mayor close the massive two-year budget shortfall, City Hall said, as fiscal watchdogs urged caution.
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Deal Or No Deal? Confusion Over Hochul's $268 Billion Budget
The governor said the budget includes money for universal childcare, police on subways and a tax on the apartments of wealthy nonresidents.
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Who Will Represent Mamdani At The MTA? He Has Less Than A Month To Decide.
There are two vacancies among the four seats the mayor gets to fill on the transit authority’s board.
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Landlords In Fatal Fire Racked Up More Than 1,000 Violations Across NYC
The city housing department has repeatedly sued the owners of a Manhattan building where three people died in a blaze last week.
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UPS Tops List Of Bus-Lane Blockers Caught On Camera Last Year
Most of the worst offenders for lane-clogging were delivery businesses that racked up thousands of violations.
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Forgery And Wage Theft: Playground Contractors Hit With Massive Fines
Two Queens-based construction firms subcontracted to rebuild the Hunts Point Playground agreed to pay more than $600,000 in restitution.
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Mamdani Allies Want Veto For Protest ‘Buffer Zone' Bill
Critics want the mayor to reject a similar measure targeting educational facilities.
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This Rustic Ferry Is Getting Dismantled In Queens To Become An Artificial Reef
The Prudence Ferry has been abandoned for years, but will get a second life in the waters off Fire Island this summer.
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Up Against Uber And Lyft, Green Cabs Wither To Lowest-Ever Level In New York
The number of daily trips by Boro Taxis has plummeted 98% from their peak.
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With 100 Days Under His Belt, How's Mamdani Doing?
Mayor Mamdani has made headway on free childcare, while a promised rent freeze won’t happen before the summer — if at all.
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Mamdani Admin Moves To Make Cancelling Your Subscriptions Easier
The changes streamline the city’s efforts to investigate complaints and impose fines and pursue restitution for ripped-off consumers.
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Drive-By Detention: 800 New Yorkers Swept Up In ‘Collateral' ICE Arrests
One in four ICE arrests were of people who weren’t targeted, and 75% of targeted arrests involved people with no criminal convictions.
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Mamdani Pushes To Delay Class Size Law As Deadline Looms
Under the law, 80% of the city's public school classrooms must not exceed 20-25 students by this coming school year.
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Not All Elevators At Yankee Stadium Subway Stop Ready For Opening Day
The two elevators that service the No. 4 line's platforms will not be open for several weeks, the MTA said.
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More Than 40k 311 Calls From Rikers Go Into A Black Hole Every Year
Detainees and families dial 311 to report freezing cells, hallucinations and denied medical care. Many complaints vanish without action.
