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New smoking building regulation goes into effect
The city’s apartment buildings must now have a sound policy on tobacco use in their properties.
New Yorkers rally against Kavanaugh nomination
The judge’s stance on civil rights and women’s issues has many New Yorkers concerned.
Stringer launches school zone speed camera petition
The city comptroller wants New Yorkers to share their thoughts about the camera shutdown straight to Albany.
BK students spend summer restoring grave stones
The historic relics of New Yorkers got a new lease on life from the youth of today.
Immigrant leader fights deportation in appeals court
Ravi Ragbir argued that his arrest and deportation were retaliation for his outspoken criticism of the Trump administration.
Inwood rezoning passes despite last minute plea from residents
Inwood residents and groups were escorted out of the Council chambers as they made one last plea against the controversial proposal.
Uber, Lyft licenses capped by City Council
The city became the first municipality in the country to regulate for-hire vehicles.
Wage gap for black women highest in NYC: Report
The comptroller’s study found that despite the rise in black women in the city with college degrees they have a median pay of $41,431, compared to $74,288 for white men.
Bronx Doc Center gets boost for filmmaking program
A non-profit has brought film making and photography to a whole new group of city artists.
NYCHA alerts HUD it may be violating several regulations
The housing authority revealed their deficiencies go beyond lead paint.
9/11 WTC victim identified
Scott Michael Johnson worked on the 89th floor of the South Tower during the attacks.
City program helps girls experience music production
SoundThink NYC’s mission is to close the gender gap for the jobs behind the microphone.
Mayor calls for overhaul of city’s freight shipping industry
Bill de Blasio and the city’s Economic Development Corporation say the city could save millions if if shifted away from the heavy truck use for hauling goods.
Scott Stringer seeks to cap security deposits
A report released by the City Comptroller’s Office found that the poorest New Yorkers are spending thousands of dollars of their life savings just to get pay the upfront costs of their leases.
Inwood residents urge Council to vote down rezoning plan
A tense meeting at City Hall marked the first official hearing between city elected officials, city planners and uptown Manhattan residents over the proposal.
PTSD linked to heart issues in civilian 9/11 workers: Study
A new study is the first to link psychological trauma to cardiovascular health.
Uber, Lyft drivers need minimum pay standard: Report
A report commissioned by the city found that for hire drivers would greatly benefit with a form of minimum wage.
New Yorkers take to the streets against S. Court travel ban ruling
New Yorkers from all backgrounds made their voices heard following the narrow decision on the president’s controversial policy.
NY joins nationwide suit against Trump over child separations
The city is fighting the White House over the controversial policy.