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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.
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How To Donate Clothes And Textiles In NYC — And Where It All Goes
There are a lot of ways to give your clothes, curtains, blankets, pillows and towels a second life.
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Ex-NYPD Sergeant And 3 Others Arrested In Bribery Probe Linked To City Council
The corruption investigation involves a member of the City Council and a top aide to Gov. Kathy Hochul, according to a report and documents.
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A Gale Brewer Imposter Scammed NYC's Pension Fund Out Of $32,980
An online portal allowed grifters to reroute checks and pocket nearly $300,000 in illegal loans.
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Former NYC Taxi Boss Backs Out Of Job With Empower, The Controversial Ride-Hail App
David Do accepted a job with the tech company for just over a week before making a U-turn.
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Dunkin Donuts Franchisee To Pay $1.5M Over Scheduling Violations
A probe by city investigators found that Salz Management arbitrarily changed schedules. It now owes 760 workers restitution.
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Investigators Said Elections Boss Should Be Fired After Harassment Charges. He's Still There.
The Board of Election's leader, Michael Ryan, is the subject of a new civil rights lawsuit.
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Home Care Workers Bring Fight To End 24-Hour Shifts To Mamdani's Doorstep
As an assemblymember and mayoral hopeful, Zohran Mamdani supported the home workers' demands to end 24-hour shifts.
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City Shutting Down Historic 30th Street Intake Shelter
The 30th Street shelter in Manhattan has been the gateway to the city’s shelter system since the 1980’s, but is in dire need of repairs.
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Mamdani Pitches New Public Toilets While 50 Park Bathrooms Sit Closed
The mayor’s $4 million modular restroom plan promises faster, cheaper installations.
