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  • New York City Council Legislation Focuses on Enhancing Public Safety in Parks and Water

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    Dec 5
    New York City, NYCCouncil
    Education, Public Safety

    City Council members are taking significant steps to bolster public safety and health oversight in New York City. During a recent council meeting, new legislation aimed at improving safety measures, particularly in parks and for public health, took center stage.… more ›

  • City Council Pushes for Expanded Parkland Access in Underserved Communities

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    Dec 5
    New York City, NYCCouncil
    Brooklyn, Economic Development, Jackson Heights, Parks and Recreation, Queens

    During a recent City Council meeting, officials discussed critical legislation aimed at enhancing public parkland acquisition in underserved neighborhoods, particularly in Brooklyn’s Community District 5 and Queens’ Community District 3. The initiative, part of the broader “Walk to the Park”… more ›

  • City Council Advances Code Amendments to Combat Inland Flooding Risks in NYC

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    Dec 5
    New York City, NYCCouncil
    Environment, Public Safety

    City Council members gathered on December 4, 2025, to discuss proposed amendments to construction codes aimed at mitigating inland flooding risks in New York City. The suggested legislative changes, spearheaded by Council Member James Jinaro, intend to enhance building regulations… more ›

  • Mayor Adams Unveils $30 Million Plan to Revitalize Staten Island Parks and Cultural Institutions

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    Dec 5
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Economic Development, Education, Parks and Recreation, Public Safety, Staten Island

    Mayor Eric Adams announced nearly $30 million in investments to enhance various parks and cultural institutions across Staten Island during a press conference held at the Staten Island Zoo on December 4, 2025. This funding aims to improve the quality… more ›

  • New Mixed-Use Development on Avenue U Promises Affordable Housing and Community Revitalization

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    Dec 5
    New York City, NYC Department of City Planning
    Brooklyn, Economic Development, Environment, Housing, Transportation

    The proposed mixed-use development at 1417 Avenue U in Brooklyn aims to deliver significant community benefits, including affordable housing and commercial opportunities. During the December 3, 2025, City Planning Commission meeting, officials outlined plans for over 75 new apartments, with… more ›

  • New Web-Based Application Process Proposed to Enhance Access to City Fair Fares Benefits

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    Dec 4
    New York City, NYCCouncil
    Education, Housing

    The New York City Council convened on December 3, 2025, to discuss a new web-based application process aimed at enhancing access to the City Fair Fares (FEPS) program and other benefits for vulnerable populations, including individuals with disabilities. Council Member… more ›

  • NYC Council Unveils Plans to Revamp City FEPS Program Amid Homelessness Challenges

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    Dec 4
    New York City, NYCCouncil
    Housing, Public Safety

    New York City Council members discussed new strategies aimed at enhancing the City’s Fighting Homelessness and Eviction Prevention Supplement (City FEPS) program during a hearing held on December 3, 2025. The session addressed the challenges landlords face with late payments… more ›

  • Mayor Adams Unveils $11 Million Harlem Field of Dreams Project to Engage Youth and Enhance Safety

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    Dec 3
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Education, Harlem, Manhattan, Parks and Recreation, Public Safety

    Mayor Eric Adams announced the launch of the Harlem Field of Dreams Project, an initiative aimed at youth engagement and public safety, during a ceremony at the 369th Regiment Armory in Harlem on December 2, 2025. This $11 million investment… more ›

  • NYC Council Hears Calls for Transparency in Co-op Housing Applications to Combat Discrimination

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    Dec 3
    New York City, NYCCouncil
    Housing, Public Safety

    The New York City Council convened a hearing on December 2, 2025, to address concerns about discriminatory practices in cooperative housing applications. The discussion focused on proposed legislation that mandates co-op boards to provide written reasons for application denials, aiming… more ›

  • City Proposes Public Park on Demapped Allen Street to Boost Community Green Space

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    Dec 2
    New York City, NYC Department of City Planning
    Economic Development, Lower East Side, Manhattan, Parks and Recreation, Public Safety

    The City Planning Commission discussed community benefits for the demapped Allen Street area during a review session on December 1, 2025. The proposed initiative seeks to convert a section of Allen Street into a public park, offering local residents much-needed… more ›

  • Fresh Program Transforms Food Access for 1.7 Million New Yorkers Amid Rising Prices

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    Dec 2
    New York City, NYC Department of City Planning
    Brooklyn, Economic Development, Environment, Public Safety

    The Fresh Program has significantly improved food access for over 1.7 million New Yorkers previously living in food deserts, according to a recent review session by the City Planning Commission on December 1, 2025. Another supermarket opened in downtown Brooklyn,… more ›

  • Safety Takes Center Stage as NYC Prepares for Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade with Enhanced Security Measures

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    Dec 2
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Public Safety, Transportation

    The holiday season in New York City is ramping up, and city officials are implementing extensive safety measures for the upcoming Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch outlined their comprehensive security strategy during a… more ›

  • New York City Breaks Ground on Queen’s Holocaust Museum Amid Holiday Season Community Initiatives

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    Dec 2
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Economic Development, Education, Queens

    The New York City holiday season is embracing community spirit while working on significant cultural initiatives, including the groundbreaking of the Queen’s Holocaust Museum. Officials emphasized this week that the museum will serve as a permanent site dedicated to honoring… more ›

  • Mayor Adams Unveils $7 Billion Initiative to Boost Union Worker Rights and Economic Growth for NYC

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    Dec 2
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Economic Development, Public Safety

    New York City’s holiday season is off to a spirited start, highlighted by a significant investment aimed at uplifting union workers across the city. Mayor Eric Adams announced a $7 billion commitment to improve wages, benefits, and safety for union… more ›

  • Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Ups Security with Extensive Police Presence and Monitoring Technologies

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    Dec 1
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Elections, Public Safety

    The annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will feature enhanced security measures as officials prioritize safety for millions of attendees. Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch addressed the preparations at a press briefing, revealing a comprehensive strategy involving extensive… more ›

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