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New York City · New YorkThe Old Croton Aqueduct may not carry water anymore, but it still has flow. Dozens of residents and community organizers in The Bronx gathered at the aqueduct’s Roscoe Brown Plaza Thursday afternoon to celebrate its new status as the borough’s first scenic landmark. The city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission unanimously voted last month to bestow the honor onto the aqueduct. “They’re rare and incredibly special,” landmarks commission directo…See the Story
Old Croton Aqueduct Becomes The Bronx’s First-Ever Scenic Landmark
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NYPD · New YorkNYPD officers Tased and fatally shot Rozario after they say he grabbed scissors and came at them. More than 30 days later, police have yet to release the officers’ names or body cam footage.See the Story
Family of Win Rozario, 19-Year-Old Killed by Cops, Demands Body Cam Footage Release
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New York City · New YorkSoHo, long one of the premier shopping areas in the city, is being transformed by invaders grabbing storefronts. There is Orior, a furniture maker from Northern Ireland. Galia Lahav, a haute couture and bridal fashion brand from Israel. TOTEME, a Swedish apparel company, as well as Thuma, a San Francisco mattress company, have established New York beachheads as well. As a result, retail occupancy in SoHo is now 84%, higher than before the pandem…See the Story
New-to-New York Stores Are Helping Turn Around the Retail Apocalypse
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New York City · New YorkCity Council members sharply questioned one of Mayor Eric Adams’ top advisers Wednesday over the need for a new online engagement form which City Hall is requiring lawmakers at all levels to complete in order to meet with agency heads and executive staff. During a May 1 City Council hearing, Council Member Lincoln Restler (D-Brooklyn) grilled Tiffany Raspberry, Adams’ director of intergovernmental affairs, on the exact purpose of the two-page “E…See the Story
Tense City Council hearing sees members slam Mayor Adams’ new engagement form
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New York City · New YorkThis story was published in partnership with New York Focus, an independent, investigative news site covering New York state and city politics. Sign up for their newsletter here. At his campaign headquarters in Flushing, Queens, Assemblymember Ron Kim has been collecting small amounts of cash. Neighbors in his district give his campaign $5, $10, $20 at a time. And because the six-term incumbent is taking advantage of New York’s new public matchi…See the Story
State Campaigns Are About to Rake in $100 Million of Public Funding — While Also Spending All The Private Money They Want
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New York City · New YorkApr. 30, 2024 By Ben Brachfeld Pregnant bus drivers working for the MTA who are suing the transit agency for allegedly skirting requirements to provide reasonable accommodations publicly blasted the authority Tuesday for its alleged failures. Female subway operators are entitled to take on “restricted duty” positions when they’re expecting a child, but the same rights are not extended to pregnant women who drive one of the MTA’s 6,000 city buses…See the Story
Pregnant bus drivers blast MTA over lack of reasonable accommodations
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New York City · New YorkThe NYPD has scheduled a disciplinary trial of its highest ranking uniformed officer, Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey, for June 24, THE CITY has learned. The proceeding would be rare, if not unprecedented, in its focus on a ranking officer at the very top of the police hierarchy. Maddrey presides over the department’s nearly 34,000 uniformed officers. The case is being prosecuted by the Civilian Complaint Review Board, which just over a yea…See the Story
Disciplinary Trial Date Set for Chief Jeffrey Maddrey, NYPD’s Highest Ranking Uniformed Member
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