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Residents, labor leaders, and city council members are voicing strong opposition to Mayor Eric Adams’ proposed ballot measures regarding housing development in New York City, labeling them as a power grab that undermines local governance. The proposals, set for a… more ›
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The City Planning Commission (CPC) held a session on October 6 to discuss the environmental impact of two proposed disinfection facilities for combined sewer overflows (CSOs) in Flushing Creek, Queens. Concerns over water quality degradations from CSOs prompted this development,… more ›
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The City Planning Commission (CPC) recently held a meeting focused on redevelopment plans for the Creedmore Psychiatric Center campus in Bellrose, Queens. The proposed project includes plans for approximately 2,022 residential units alongside extensive community amenities aimed at enhancing local… more ›
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Homeowners in New York City will soon have the opportunity to build accessory dwelling units (ADUs) on their property, thanks to the recent legalization efforts discussed at the City Planning Commission meeting on October 6, 2025. This measure is anticipated… more ›
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Community members delivered a range of insights during the City Planning Commission’s review of the proposed draft New York City Industrial Plan at its session on October 6, 2025. The plan aims to establish a framework for a modern industrial… more ›
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Kings County Hospital will enhance its emergency department following a recent funding boost of $8 million from the City Council. The funding aims to improve healthcare services in Central Brooklyn, an area that has experienced significant disparities in access to… more ›
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Local officials are ramping up initiatives to address the mental health needs of older adults in New York City, highlighting the growing prevalence of mental health issues among this demographic. The Committee on Aging convened recently to discuss strategies that… more ›
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Public hearings on zoning and development proposals took place at City Hall on June 5, 2025, with a focus on various projects aimed at addressing New York City’s affordable housing crisis. One key proposal discussed was the Ocean Crest project,… more ›
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Public hearings on zoning and development proposals in Brooklyn revealed significant changes expected to impact the local community. During a recent meeting, city officials reviewed plans for new residential structures aimed at addressing the growing demand for housing. Proposals discussed… more ›
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City budget discussions on June 2, 2025, emphasized the need for increased funding for New York City’s parks, which advocates argue receive less financial support relative to those in other major cities. City Council leaders highlighted that a mere half… more ›
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City officials are forming a comprehensive strategy to combat youth gun violence in New York City, emphasizing prevention and community support during recent municipal meetings. This initiative arises from alarming statistics indicating increases in gun arrests among minors and rising… more ›
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During the New York City Council’s recent Executive Budget Hearing, officials discussed efforts to address the critical staffing shortages within the New York Police Department (NYPD). The department currently faces approximately 1,637 vacancies, impacting its ability to maintain adequate public… more ›
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During the New York City Council meeting on May 28, 2025, city officials outlined numerous initiatives aimed at enhancing protections for renters in newly developed affordable housing units. Among the significant legislative advancements discussed was the Atlantic Avenue mixed-use plan,… more ›
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The New York City Council convened on May 28, 2025, to discuss critical budget reviews and initiatives aimed at addressing significant funding gaps, particularly in housing. Council members underscored the necessity of a budget that serves all New Yorkers and… more ›
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New York City council members stressed the importance of designing public safety policies that protect residents, particularly in light of proposed federal funding cuts. During the recent executive budget hearings held on May 28, 2025, officials conveyed concerns about the… more ›
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