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Residents of Jamaica, Queens, expressed a mixture of excitement and concern during a public meeting held on November 13, 2025, focused on the proposed development of Praise Tabernacle. This project, spearheaded by the New York City Department of Housing Preservation… more ›
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New York City officials detailed the criteria for landmark designation, asserting its importance during a meeting of the Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sightings, and Dispositions on November 13, 2025. The Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) shared insights into how specific architectural… more ›
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The New York City Council convened on November 13, 2025, to address significant reforms in property tax enforcement, including the establishment of a land bank designed to improve the current tax lien sale system. Proposed legislation seeks to alleviate the… more ›
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City officials and emergency medical services (EMS) workers gathered for a public meeting on November 13, 2025, to discuss pressing issues within the EMS sector, particularly concerning staff retention and pay disparities. The witnesses underscored that improving conditions for EMS… more ›
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During an oversight hearing on New York City’s bus system held by the City Council on November 13, 2025, officials examined how the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) plans to address potential adverse effects of bus network redesigns on marginalized communities.… more ›
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Mayor Eric Adams announced a significant expansion of the Fair Futures program on November 13, 2025, aiming to better support foster youth in New York City. The initiative will increase the number of young people served by the program from… more ›
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Live performances significantly enhance audience empathy and contribute to community building, as discussed during the recent meeting on Jan Arts NYC, led by New York City’s Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment. The meeting highlighted how the uniqueness and unpredictability… more ›
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Jan Arts NYC, starting January 3, 2026, will once again transform New York City into a hub for performing arts throughout the month, amplifying the visibility of local artists and fostering crucial industry connections. This annual event, now in its… more ›
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New York City’s sanitation landscape is set to undergo significant changes following the passing of a new sanitation bill aimed at curbing the city’s notorious rodent population. Introduced by Council Member Crystal Hudson, the Removing Animals from Trash Act is… more ›
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On November 12, 2025, the New York City Council advanced legislation to provide property tax exemptions for Cold War veterans, aiming to ease financial burdens for those who served during one of modern history’s most challenging eras. Sponsored by Council… more ›
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The New York City Council convened on November 12, 2025, to discuss the One LIC neighborhood plan, a transformative initiative for Long Island City aimed at addressing housing and infrastructure needs while promoting community engagement. Council Member Julie Won presented… more ›
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City Council members convened on November 12, 2025, to finalize a legislative proposal that aims to extend property tax exemptions to Cold War veterans. This legislation, introduced by Council Member David Carr, is notable because New York City is currently… more ›
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During the recent New York City Council meeting, officials discussed new legislation aimed at holding Mayor Adams accountable for previous misuse of charter revision powers. Concerns arose over the mayor’s prior actions that some council members deemed undemocratic, particularly regarding… more ›
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The New York City Council convened on November 12, 2025, to discuss the One LIC neighborhood plan, a significant initiative aimed at reshaping Long Island City. This plan, proposed by Council Member Julie Won, seeks to facilitate the development of… more ›
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New York City schools will soon implement an ambitious initiative aimed at enhancing financial literacy among youth. Announced by Mayor Eric Adams, the program seeks to equip students with essential financial skills before they graduate high school. Starting in January… more ›
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