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Over 30 Black Clergy Members Endorse Andrew Cuomo For Mayor

Over 30 Black Clergy Members Endorse Andrew Cuomo For Mayor

The endorsement includes a nod from 14 faith leaders in Brooklyn.
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Governor Hochul Announces Request For Proposals For Affordable Housing Redevelopment in Clinton Hill

Governor Hochul Announces Request For Proposals For Affordable Housing Redevelopment in Clinton Hill

Governor Hochul had unveiled plans for the redevelopment of vacant Brooklyn property into 100% affordable housing and community center.
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NYC Comptroller Report Finds MTA Express Bus Service Fails Riders With Disabilities

NYC Comptroller Report Finds MTA Express Bus Service Fails Riders With Disabilities

Comptroller Brad Lander's report highlights accessibility issues, unreliable service, and calls for MTA reforms.
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Zellnor Myrie Raises Over $3.8M for NYC Mayoral Bid, Backed by 4,000+ Donors

Zellnor Myrie Raises Over $3.8M for NYC Mayoral Bid, Backed by 4,000+ Donors

Brooklyn State Senator pledges bold leadership with plans for affordable housing and universal afterschool programs if elected.
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New City Pilot Program Asks Truck Drivers to Pay to Park Overnight

New City Pilot Program Asks Truck Drivers to Pay to Park Overnight

The pilot program will be launched in three areas, including in the Flatlands/Fairfield Industrial Business Zone in Brooklyn.
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Governor Hochul Launches DFS Connect to Tackle Soaring Drug Prices

Governor Hochul Launches DFS Connect to Tackle Soaring Drug Prices

DFS Connect debuts as statewide watchdog for prescription drug spikes and PBM practices
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MTA Bids Adieu to The MetroCard

MTA Bids Adieu to The MetroCard

After more than 30 years, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said MetroCards are being phased out.
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Meet Your Candidates: Justin Brannan And Mark Levine Run For NYC Comptroller

Meet Your Candidates: Justin Brannan And Mark Levine Run For NYC Comptroller

Two seasoned city politicians are running to be the next city Comptroller. At a recent debate, they discussed their views on how the city budget affects affordable housing, education and health.
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City’s New Contract Registration Rule Sparks Frustration Among Minority Entrepreneurs

City’s New Contract Registration Rule Sparks Frustration Among Minority Entrepreneurs

A change in the registration process for minority- and women-owned business enterprises working with the Department of Education has left vendors very disappointed.
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Speed Limit in DUMBO Drops to 20MPH

Speed Limit in DUMBO Drops to 20MPH

Much of DUMBO is now classified as a Regional Slow Zone by the city Department of Transportation.
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