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A Gothamist analysis of city data shows only a slight uptick in inspections since last yearβs deadly outbreak in Central Harlem. [ more βΊ ]
Read full article βA state-commissioned outside probe of New Yorkβs prison system found a culture of fear, poor oversight and outdated training as incarcerated people and correction officers…
Read full article βThe number of empty, rent-stabilized apartments is on the rise across the city. In 2025, there were about 57,000 vacant rent-stabilized apartments reported by landlords…
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No fatalities were reported but victims include four children and a police detective. [ more βΊ ]
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Joseph Madeira, Office of General Services director for Curatorial and Visitor Services, speaks at an event marking the restoration of the George Washington portrait on…
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Gus Perry, restoration and marine projects coordinator for the Newtown Creek Alliance poses with TINA, a 600-gallon tank filled mussels. The Newtown Creek Alliance hopes…
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Boulevard Drinks in Jersey City, which has some of the best hot dogs in the region. Eminent food writer Robert Sietsema tells where the finest…
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Lightning struck the spire of One World Trade Friday night during a freak storm. Meteorologists for the National Weather Service are urging people to take…
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Then-Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani walks on stage at an event in September Arguably, Mamdani's been relying on that turn of phrase "for too long." […
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Testing sample positive with Legionella. At least 10 people have been infected and officials are still looking for the cause. [ more βΊ ]
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Joey Vatthanavong shows off a proud catch. Adult populations in the Hudson River are still strong. But reproduction is low, and that has officials worried…
Read full article βI took over the column in August 2016 and the events of the world, the events of the city we live in, the country we…
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John Kalyna cools off in the Washington Square Park fountain on Friday. The National Weather Service warned that the heat was potentially deadly for people…
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Landlord Ved Parkash has agreed to sell his fire-damaged buildingΒ on Noble Ave. in the Bronx, where tenants have been displaced for three years, in…
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New affordable housing is still concentrated in lower-income, high-density communities, while other areas see little to no development. βWe're not yet seeing more equal distribution,β…
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Battery energy storage facilities could improve grid efficiency and affordability while reducing reliance on fossil fuels. But an ongoing regulatory battle with Con Edison reflects…
Read full article βLuc Rene, an Amazon delivery driver in Queens, had already gone through five bottles of water in as many hours during his shift on Wednesday,…
Read full article βIn a heat wave, New Yorkers across the city run their air conditioners all at once. With temperatures spiking, those ACs work harder to keep…
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"New York and other states should pass laws protecting workers from extreme heat, and if they donβt, they should at least allow localities to act."…
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New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill Gov. Mikie Sherrill has made good on her signature campaign policies to curb spiking electrical bills. Ratepayers say they need…
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