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Better Reporting And Monitoring Of Capital Projects Needed: DiNapoli

Better Reporting And Monitoring Of Capital Projects Needed: DiNapoli

The state Comptroller's report found that the majority of projects were late and over-budget.
City Council Okays Body Armor for FDNY Emergency Workers

City Council Okays Body Armor for FDNY Emergency Workers

The city needs to provide more protection to emergency workers to improve retention rates, the council said.
Mayor Dodges Questions About Sexual Assault Case and FBI Investigation

Mayor Dodges Questions About Sexual Assault Case and FBI Investigation

“I’m not going to speculate and give opinions, I’m going to let the review take its process,” Adams said to reporters regarding the federal investigation into his mayoral campaign.
State Supplies $250M to Build Homes in East New York, Brownsville

State Supplies $250M to Build Homes in East New York, Brownsville

The state issued bonds and offered other financial subsidies.
Williamsburg Subway Gets ADA Upgrades

Williamsburg Subway Gets ADA Upgrades

The Metropolitan Avenue and Lorimer Street stations on the G, L lines are now ADA-compliant.
Brooklyn, Here's Where You Can Get Your Taxes Done For Free

Brooklyn, Here's Where You Can Get Your Taxes Done For Free

Who doesn't like a tax refund?
Lawmakers Demand Funding For Brooklyn-Governors Island Ferry

Lawmakers Demand Funding For Brooklyn-Governors Island Ferry

Without the funds, there will be no ferry service from Brooklyn to Governors Island starting in July 2024.
Mayor Defends Faulty AI Chatbot, Interview on Breakfast Club

Mayor Defends Faulty AI Chatbot, Interview on Breakfast Club

During his weekly press conference, the mayor said the city will continue to use a chatbot that gives out false information and welcomed another Breakfast Club interview.
City Council Says They've Found an Extra $6B For FY25 Budget

City Council Says They've Found an Extra $6B For FY25 Budget

The City Council said there's enough money to prevent the mayor from cutting services like 3-K and library hours.
Delivery Workers Set to Make $19.56/Hr

Delivery Workers Set to Make $19.56/Hr

The mayor has been implementing pay raises for delivery workers over the past several years.