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Street Vendors Party To Celebrate Historic City Reforms
About 250 people gathered in Greenwich Village to celebrate a City Council vote to create 21,500 new vending permits decades in the making.
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NewYork-Presbyterian Nurses Reject Contract By Overwhelming Margin
At Mount Sinai and Montefiore, nurses approved their contracts and will return to work this weekend.
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Population Growth Stagnant In New York Last Year As Fewer Immigrants Move In
Experts cited the high cost of living in the city and state as one of the key factors that deters immigrants from moving here.
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Join The Club: ‘Heated Rivalry' Is Making Queer Hockey New York's Hottest Sport
The Pride Hockey Alliance has been bringing “hot queer friends” together for years before the buzziest show on ice.
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Kathy Hochul Taps Adrienne Adams As Running Mate
It’s the first all-woman slate to run for governor and lieutenant governor in New York state history.
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Key Rail Tunnel Under Hudson Could Derail By Next Week Without Federal Funds
Officials pleaded with President Donald Trump to keep the mammoth public-works project alive.
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ICE Detained A 4-Year-Old U.S. Citizen And Her Honduran Family In Hotels For Weeks
The mother and her two young children were not able to contact the outside world for nearly three weeks. They were confined in Louisiana.
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Mamdani Faults Adams For $12 Billion Budget Gap, Renews Call For Tax Hikes
“Former Mayor Eric Adams handed the next administration a poisoned chalice,” Mamdani said.
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New York City Hasn't Built Artist Housing In A Decade. Should It?
The number of artists living in the city has dropped 4% in the past seven years, a new report found.
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Climbing Bus Stop Mountain: Snowfall Makes A Mess Of Wheeled Commutes
The transportation and sanitation agencies and adjacent property owners all play a role in clearing the way for bus riders.
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How NYC Schools Handled A Remote Snow Day
City schools did not see a systemwide meltdown, but pockets of families and educators from across the boroughs shared instances of glitches.
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Mamdani Names Former Biden Official As Environmental Protection Commissioner
Lisa Garcia, a veteran of the federal EPA and an outspoken critic of President Trump, will succeed Rohit Aggarwala.
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Hochul Proposes $6 Billion Spending Bump With No Tax Hikes
Meanwhile, Mamdani continues to say that corporations and the wealthy should pay higher taxes.
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New York State Allocated Millions For Public Defense. NYC Isn't Using It.
The city has failed to claim state money for indigent defense, deepening a staffing crisis.
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Hudson River Park Ending Decades-Long Parking Contract With ICE
The contract with the publicly-owned corporation that allows ICE to park vehicles on Pier 40 won’t be renewed when it expires in late June.
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NYC Is Testing Guaranteed Income For Homeless Youths. Here's How It's Going.
An ambitious experiment to give young people money and trust them to spend it well shows promising early signs, participants say.
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Gaslit At The Pump: Many New York Drivers Pay Premium But Get Regular
For ride-share drivers who burn through a tank per day while shuttling customers around the city, the octane difference is more obvious.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul Hasn't Released Her Meeting Logs In 15 Months
The governor is raising millions of dollars for her reelection campaign, but the public doesn’t know who she’s meeting with.
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Bargaining To Resume As Nurses' Strike Nears Fifth Day
Health care is a major sticking point in negotiations as contract talks are set to restart at Montefiore, Mount Sinai and NY-Presbyterian.
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Menin Rolls Out New City Council Leadership
The new leaders selected by the new speaker represent a changing of the guard.
