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Automated DOT Enforcement Leads to 64% Reduction In Overweight Trucks on BQE

Automated DOT Enforcement Leads to 64% Reduction In Overweight Trucks on BQE

The city's enforcement program was conducted on the Queens-bound cantilever section of the BQE.
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Many BK Transit Projects Are on Hold, Despite MTA Assurances, Advocates Say

Many BK Transit Projects Are on Hold, Despite MTA Assurances, Advocates Say

The MTA said it is constructing a five-year plan under the assumption that the state will find the billions it needs to make transit safer, faster and more reliable.
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Clinton Hill Shootings May Have Stemmed From a Dispute, Mayor Says

Clinton Hill Shootings May Have Stemmed From a Dispute, Mayor Says

There was a dispute between the three murdered men and the alleged perpetrator, the mayor said at his regular Tuesday press briefing.
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State to Give Low-, Moderate-Income Families up to $330 Per Child

State to Give Low-, Moderate-Income Families up to $330 Per Child

Governor Kathy Hochul also launched a web portal so families can find low-cost child care.
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City Comptroller Brad Lander Says He's Running For Mayor

City Comptroller Brad Lander Says He's Running For Mayor

The former city council member and Park Slope resident launched an official campaign website today.
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Teachers Stand Up For I.S. 347 Principal Who Was Denounced by Colleagues

Teachers Stand Up For I.S. 347 Principal Who Was Denounced by Colleagues

Changes brought upon by a new principal has divided the middle school community in Bushwick.
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Fed up With Rats? Join the City's 'Rat Pack'

Fed up With Rats? Join the City's 'Rat Pack'

The city is calling on residents to volunteer to make their communities rat-free.
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State to Pay For More Accessibility Home Repairs

State to Pay For More Accessibility Home Repairs

There will also be more tax exemptions for those who are disabled, according to Governor Kathy Hochul.
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City Black, Latino Unemployment Fell Over 2 Years

City Black, Latino Unemployment Fell Over 2 Years

Unemployment rates for Blacks and Latinos decreased by about 30%.
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City Doesn't Have Enough Medical Examiners, Union Says

City Doesn't Have Enough Medical Examiners, Union Says

In a letter, the union representing medical examiners, said the Brooklyn office is in dire shape due to a staffing shortage.
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