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New York Unveils Data Center Investment Framework

New York Unveils Data Center Investment Framework

Communities across New York could gain greater negotiating power over how data center development benefits local residents.
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Brooklyn Leaders Call for More Accessible Subway Stations

Brooklyn Leaders Call for More Accessible Subway Stations

Southwest Brooklyn residents are seeking better access to the subway as a new petition campaign focuses on stations without elevators.
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AG James, Local Government Preserve 57 Affordable Housing Units in Bed-Stuy

AG James, Local Government Preserve 57 Affordable Housing Units in Bed-Stuy

Government officials secure the transfer of affordable units across four buildings to IMPACCT Brooklyn, allowing tenants to remain in their homes.
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Brooklyn Democratic Party Rule Changes Blocked by Judge

Brooklyn Democratic Party Rule Changes Blocked by Judge

A court ruling has halted a proposed expansion of Brooklyn’s Democratic Party leadership structure.
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Mayor Mamdani Unveils 10-year “Vision Zero Reimagined” Street Safety Plan

Mayor Mamdani Unveils 10-year “Vision Zero Reimagined” Street Safety Plan

More than 100 policy commitments have been released to prevent street deaths and injuries, building on New York City's 2014 Vision Zero plan.
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Up to Half New York Households Now Eligible For Utility Bill Discounts

Up to Half New York Households Now Eligible For Utility Bill Discounts

Gov. Hochul announces new push to enroll New Yorkers in State Energy Affordability Program.
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National Voter Registration Day: NYC Ballot Props 1-5

National Voter Registration Day: NYC Ballot Props 1-5

The Commission on Government Efficiency Launches Public Education Campaign about Ballot Props 1-5 ahead of the November elections.
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Plans in Motion for 650 New NYC Buses

Plans in Motion for 650 New NYC Buses

MTA begins its latest fleet upgrade with request for proposals in its 2025-2029 capital plan.
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New York Boosts Security as Hate Crimes Rise

New York Boosts Security as Hate Crimes Rise

At-risk community organizations across New York are set to receive stronger security protections ahead of the Jewish High Holidays.
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$36M in Teacher Funds Left Unawarded

$36M in Teacher Funds Left Unawarded

Millions of dollars meant to help New York address its teacher shortage went unawarded, leaving districts with fewer resources to recruit and retain educators.
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