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Trump vs Rent Freeze
Trump’s blasting New York’s rent freeze as a disaster that’ll drive people out, framing it as a national threat to cities and economy — a calcul…
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Amazon’s Midtown Food Hall Debuts Friday
Amazon’s former Lord & Taylor flagship in Midtown is reborn as Shaver Hall, a 35,000-square-foot food paradise opening Friday night — featuring …
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Left’s Broadening Coalition in NYC
New York City’s recent elections reveal a seismic shift as progressive candidates backed by the mayor energize younger voters across racial line…
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CityFHEPS Funding Battle Heats Up
CityFHEPS, the city’s rent voucher lifeline, is caught in a fiery budget showdown as council leaders demand more funding—pointing to other city …
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NYC Outdoor Pools Open This Weekend
NYC’s five boroughs are diving into summer this Saturday with free outdoor pools opening daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. — except for a quick 3 p.m…
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CityFHEPS Funding Battle Heats Up
The city’s budget battle boils down to one explosive issue: funding for CityFHEPS, the housing voucher program helping homeless New Yorkers tran…
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Rainbow Crosswalk Reborn for Pride
This Friday night, New York’s iconic rainbow crosswalk near Stonewall Inn gets a fresh coat of paint — a powerful symbol ahead of Pride, honorin…
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NYC’s Biggest 4th of July Fireworks Yet
New York City is throwing its biggest Fourth of July fireworks show yet—with 85,000 colorful shells blasting from six barges and a dazzling new …
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Police Delays Cost New Yorkers Pool Time
New Yorkers missed out on precious pool time last summer as NYPD officers frequently arrived late — sometimes three times a day — delaying the o…
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Rent Freeze Sparks Owner Outcry
Rent freezes just passed for stabilized apartments—starting October 2026—but with a twist: one board member voted against it, citing concerns th…
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