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NYC biotech industry to get big boost from new de Blasio initiative
The city wants to do for bio engineering what it has done for tech.
NYC pensions must be free from fossil fuel cash: Advocates
A green group says New York can do more financially to help the environment.
Cops investigate ‘pizzagate’ threat at Williamsburg pizzeria
The NYPD said it is looking into the call made at Roberta’s.
BookCourt in Cobble Hill closing its doors after 35 years
The Cobble Hill store owners are retiring after decades of work in the community.
NY bill mandates tax return for pres candidates
A state leader said it’s time to take a stand against candidates who try to prevent transparency.
Council bill would give workers more leeway for scheduling
A city legislation would prevent “on call” scheduling for retail workers.
NYPD TrafficStat database is now available online
New Yorkers now have access to every single vehicular incident reported.
HIV diagnoses in NYC at record low: Health Dept.
The city’s new diagnoses saw a decline last year, but officials say more work has to be done.
Citi Bike expansion in NYC would require taxpayer dollars: Council
The council put forth a bold proposal to get every neighborhood bike share access in four year.
De Blasio vows to block Trump’s controversial policies
The mayor laid out specifics on how he will counter any policy that harms minorities, women and immigrants.
Ad-Rock, Andrew Cuomo speak out against NYC hate crimes
The Beastie Boys member joined a growing list of New Yorkers calling on the country to reject hate following the election.
NYC voter turnout was 55.98 %: BOE
Voter turnout appeared to take a slight dip in 2016.
NYC streets have over 660,000 trees, parks department census finds
The trees are alive in the Big Apple.
Immigrants are boosting the NY economy, state report says
The Empire State has become the second spot for foreign newcomers.
Astor Place cube returns after two years, several delays
The iconic steel art piece is back home.
Greenwich Village landmark district extension being considered by LPC
The final phase of the proposed Greenwhich Village historical district passed the first hurdle.
New York Cares launches texting program to increase coat donations
New York Cares is going mobile to meet the huge demand for coats this winter.
Red Hook NYCHA apartments still moldy after Sandy: Report
The homes near the Brooklyn coast are still dealing with troubles four years after the super storm.
Pearl River Mart to reopen in Lower Manhattan
The beloved cultural shop is making a comeback just in time for the holidays.