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Population of Older New Yorkers Jumps Over 50% in Two Decades

Population of Older New Yorkers Jumps Over 50% in Two Decades

State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli highlighted the urgent need for an increased budget for city seniors in his latest report.
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NYPD Changes Rule on Vehicle Pursuits

NYPD Changes Rule on Vehicle Pursuits

Car chases will be restricted to suspected felonies and violent misdemeanors, The City reported.
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NYC Rolls Out Microhubs in Brooklyn Neighborhoods to Streamline Deliveries

NYC Rolls Out Microhubs in Brooklyn Neighborhoods to Streamline Deliveries

Under a pilot program, the city Department of Transportation will build microhubs under the BQE in Clinton Hill and Greenpoint.
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Hochul Promises Cops on Subways, Expanded Day Care in State of The State Address

Hochul Promises Cops on Subways, Expanded Day Care in State of The State Address

"We cannot allow our subway to be a rolling homeless shelter," Governor Kathy Hochul said during the 2025 State of the State address.
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NYC Mayor Remains Unfazed by Flat Poll Numbers

NYC Mayor Remains Unfazed by Flat Poll Numbers

New York City Mayor Eric Adams came prepared with a printout of a 2021 article on polls for his weekly press conference.
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City Hall Needs Better Coordination to Tackle NYC Homelessness, Report Says

City Hall Needs Better Coordination to Tackle NYC Homelessness, Report Says

The city must supply housing that has comprehensive mental health services to tackle homelessness, city Comptroller Brad Lander said.
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Apply Now For Brooklyn Borough President’s FY 2026 Capital Funding Program

Apply Now For Brooklyn Borough President’s FY 2026 Capital Funding Program

Funding is available for parks, schools, hospitals, affordable housing and more.
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Hochul Proposes Expansion of New York Child Tax Credit

Hochul Proposes Expansion of New York Child Tax Credit

Governor Kathy Hochul said she wants to offer up to $1,000 per child under age four and $500 for children aged four to 16.
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Brooklyn Debt Relief Executive Sentenced to Over 11 Years in Prison For Fraud

Brooklyn Debt Relief Executive Sentenced to Over 11 Years in Prison For Fraud

Marat Lerner stole $2.5 million from financially distressed clients, funneling funds into luxury purchases while leaving victims bankrupt and facing foreclosure.
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New York Uber And Lyft Drivers: File Your Underpayment Claim by Jan. 30

New York Uber And Lyft Drivers: File Your Underpayment Claim by Jan. 30

More than 100,000 drivers across New York are eligible for settlement funds, according to New York Attorney General Letitia James.
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