New York City did not follow the proper procedure when approving the roughly $31 billion budget for the education department, a Manhattan judge said Thursday,
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Two Dead in NYCHA Housing Blaze Ignited by Exploding E-bike Battery, Officials Say
A 5-year-old girl and a 36-year-old woman were killed by a fire inside a public housing apartment in Harlem that officials believe was caused by
Roosevelt Islander Deborah Julian in PWP Members Show in LIC
Opening with a free public reception on Thursday, PWP – Professional Women Photographers – hosts MY NYC at Matted, gallery space at 46-36 Vernon Blvd
In National Spotlight, Carolyn Maloney Says She’s Earned Your Vote
“Call Carolyn Maloney,” my editor said. I’d just walked the West Promenade, witnessing dozens of cracks in the seawall. It’s a common call, and in
Your City Council District Is Changing Next Year. Here’s How to Weigh In
Your new City Council district is being drawn right now. And you can weigh in on the process over the next month. A first draft
The Penn Station Area Is on the Verge of Redevelopment. Here’s What We Know About the Looming Transformation
There’s near-unanimous consensus that Penn Station is a messy, uninspiring labyrinth overdue for a revamp. Revitalizing the transit hub, however, has eluded New York governors
MTA Already Looking Over ‘Fiscal Cliff’ as Federal Funds Near End of Line
Jose Martinez, The City Republished with Permission: The Roosevelt Island Daily News This article was originally published on Jul 25 6:06pm EDT by THE CITY
After Tepid Job Growth, City’s Recovery Flat With All Eyes on Inflation
New York City’s employment growth failed to accelerate in June as the city reported yet another modest monthly job gain, new labor data shows. With
Hochul Says Mask Mandate on Public Transit Stays for Now
In her first COVID update in months, Governor Kathy Hochul said that the mask mandate on public transit will stay for now. With New York
How to Get Free Summer Meals at NYC Schools, Pools and Parks
New York City’s education department recently served its millionth free summer meal to young people across the five boroughs. The vast majority of those meals
