By: Megan McGibney Brooklyn saw its second City Charter Revision Hearing take place at CUNY Medgar Evers College at the end of last month....
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In the 6th Municipal District of Brooklyn, the upcoming judicial election is pivotal not only for the community but also for the broader...
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In 2021, Brooklyn, New York, witnessed the election of a remarkable individual to the Civil Court bench. The Honorable Keisha Alleyne, a...
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By: Shenal Tissera The mayor launched citywide operations to shut down unlicensed cannabis shops, and tried to quell fears after a...
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Governor Kathy Hochul is offering $412 million in bonds and other financial subsidies to expand housing supply, including for two major...
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Article Courtesy NYCNewswire.com Vickie Paladino, a councilwoman from Queens, has been vocal about her concerns regarding squatters’...
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We all know that “affordable” housing is not a real thing in New York City, but this newly announced “affordable...
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OpEd by Brian Nicholson – Former Transit Rider and Lifelong New Yorker New York City, once a bustling metropolis renowned for its...
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Content distributed by NYCNewswire.com The New York City housing lottery, part of the city’s Affordable Housing initiative, is...
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Content distributed by NYC Newswire Applications are now available for 53 brand new affordable apartments at the new Euclid Glenmore...
