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The New York City Council is set to implement new legislation designed to establish a minimum percentage of larger family-sized rental units in newly constructed buildings, a measure anticipated to enhance housing options for families struggling in the current market.… more ›
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In a recent meeting of the City Planning Commission (CPC), officials addressed significant concerns regarding the funding and management of newly proposed affordable housing developments in New York City. During the session held on December 17, 2025, various commissioners emphasized… more ›
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During a recent City Planning Commission (CPC) meeting held on December 17, officials discussed environmental compliance measures for new disinfection facilities addressing combined sewer overflow (CSO) impacts in Flushing Creek, Queens. The project aims to mitigate water pollution during peak… more ›
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A new trauma recovery center in Brooklyn promises to provide critical support for survivors of violence and harm, marking a significant step in addressing the needs of those affected by the criminal legal system. Opened by the Center for Community… more ›
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Several individuals voiced their opinions during the New York City Council hearing on December 16, 2025, regarding a proposed salary increase for elected officials. The discussion centered on a proposed 16% hike amid concerns about public trust and legislative process.… more ›
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Mayor Eric Adams’ administration has made significant strides in improving educational opportunities for children with disabilities in New York City. The administration highlighted its commitment to fostering inclusive educational environments through various initiatives and investments during a recent end-of-term update.… more ›
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New York City has seen a significant decrease in unemployment, particularly among marginalized communities, according to a recent update from Mayor Eric Adams, who highlighted the administration’s accomplishments at the City Hall Rotunda on December 16, 2025. Through a series… more ›
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During a recent Hanukkah celebration at the New York County Surrogate’s Courthouse, Mayor Eric Adams addressed community concerns surrounding anti-Semitism and outlined enhanced security measures for upcoming Hanukkah events throughout the city. In light of a recent violent attack on… more ›
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New York City’s ongoing housing crisis has taken center stage during a recent New York City Planning Commission meeting, where city officials detailed how the “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity” legislation aims to reshape the future of housing developments… more ›
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During a recent City Planning Commission meeting, officials addressed measures to mitigate environmental impacts identified in the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Peml West 25th rezoning proposal. The project aims to develop new residential and commercial spaces while… more ›
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During a recent New York City Council hearing, legislators discussed public outreach initiatives aimed at increasing awareness about fertility treatment options in the city. Council member Hanife introduced legislation, known as Intro 1303, which seeks to improve access to fertility… more ›
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New York City Council members convened on December 12 to discuss Healthy NYC and its strategies to tackle persistent racial health disparities across the city, particularly among marginalized communities. As city officials highlighted achievements, they acknowledged that significant challenges remain.… more ›
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Mayor Eric Adams announced a significant revitalization plan for the Coney Island boardwalk aimed at enhancing access to the beach while ensuring its resilience against future storms. The $1 billion initiative includes comprehensive upgrades to local infrastructure and public spaces,… more ›
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Residents expressed concerns about the environmental impacts of the Peml West 25th rezoning proposal at a recent public scoping meeting held by the New York City Department of City Planning. The meeting, which aimed to gather public feedback on the… more ›
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During a recent City Council meeting, the application for a revocable consent for the Civil Cafe was officially withdrawn, leaving community members questioning the implications for local outdoor dining options. The proposal, which fell under the city’s land use regulations,… more ›
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