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There's a "fragile ecosystem" at work, okay?| Gothamist
There's a "fragile ecosystem" at work, okay?| Gothamist
Will the cryptic advisories convince consumers to make healthier choices?| Gothamist
The democratic socialist reported a surge in donations, helping him become the first candidate to hit the projected fundraising cap.| Gothamist
City Hall officials and spokespeople said they support Mayor Adams’ decision to veto the bills.| Gothamist
NYC election commissioners are considering whether to block measures after the City Council criticized the wording, raising questions about the board’s authority.| Gothamist
Nearly three years into the city’s wastewater surveillance program, NYC has neither a local dashboard nor a clear strategy for how testing results are used.| Gothamist
The party’s ranked endorsement could help progressives unite around Mamdani, who’s polling in 2nd place behind Andrew Cuomo.| Gothamist
Joseph Macken said he did the project as a hobby in his upstate basement.| Gothamist
A week into the ban on internet-enabled devices, students say they are making it work.| Gothamist
Visits to office buildings in the city’s commercial districts were up 1.3% last month compared to July 2019, data shows.| Gothamist
Health outreach workers look to connect people with a range of city services.| Gothamist
Officials said the ship was not assisted by a tugboat as it lost power and drifted before the fatal collision.| Gothamist
Critics of the bill say masks allow law enforcement officers to protect their personal safety amid rising assaults on immigration enforcement agents.| Gothamist
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On Thursday, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy sanctioned some of Newark’s lockdown measures.| Gothamist
Biden warned of a "dark winter."| Gothamist
Three candidates challenging Mayor Eric Adams say the Rent Guidelines Board should stop increases for tenants in rent-stabilized apartments.| Gothamist
Politics can change you. You become a public figure. People project their wishes and dreams upon you, and if you are not careful, you will grow drunk on your own hype.| Gothamist
The plan is scheduled to run from 2025 to 2029.| Gothamist
The number of school safety agents has plummeted in recent years, from 5,052 in 2019 to 3,645 in 2024.| Gothamist
Thousands of migrants are moving on after reaching their stay limits, but the city hasn’t tracked where the vast majority of them have gone.| Gothamist
The plan promises to keep the city's subways, railroads and buses from falling into disrepair, but transit officials said they need Gov. Kathy Hochul and other lawmakers to figure out how to pay for more than half of the work.| Gothamist
The city’s subways aren’t just on the brink of collapse — the breakdown of the aging system has already begun.| Gothamist
Experts warn it's too early to tell what impact the tolls are having on Manhattan's notorious gridlock, but the view from the streets shows signs the program could be working.| Gothamist
The beloved public school teacher was struck by a Rolls Royce driver, who then fled the scene.| Gothamist
In addition to the eliminated roles, two additional staffers will be transferred into new positions and three have accepted buyouts.| Gothamist
