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Mamdani: Box Street Park Construction Begins in Greenpoint After 20-Year Wait
After more than 20 years of delays, New York City has started construction on the $40 million Box…
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Mamdani, NYPD Outline Security Plan Ahead of UN General Assembly in New York
New York City officials outlined a comprehensive security plan for the upcoming United Nations General Assembly, including thousands…
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Mayor Mamdani Launches $4 Million Pilot Bringing 17 Modular Public Bathrooms Across New York City
Mayor Mamdani announces $4 million pilot to install 17 modular public bathrooms across all five boroughs of NYC.…
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NYC Deploys Thousands of Officers for West Indian Day Parade, Sets 5:30 PM End Time
New York City plans a large police deployment for the West Indian Day Parade, including thousands of NYPD…
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Did Mamdani “Ban Police From Stores”? What Is Really Happening With Retail Theft and NYC Businesses
Mayor Zohran Mamdani did not ban police from enforcing shoplifting laws as claimed by Cash Jordan’s video. Instead,…
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New York Plans a $4 Billion BQE Fix — and a Decade of Construction
New York City is moving ahead with an approximately $4 billion rehabilitation of the city-owned section of the…
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Mamdani Fights $10,000 Payments for Low-Paid School Aides While His Own Appointees Earn Hundreds of Thousands
NEW YORK — Mayor Zohran Mamdani built his political message around affordability, economic justice and helping working New…
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NYC Floods Again: The Real Question Is Not Whether Sewers Are Being Repaired — It’s What City Hall Chooses to Fund
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration spent $108 million on sewer repairs and drainage improvements in FY2023, but critics argue…
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Fresh Kills and Mamdani’s Bigger Housing Experiment: Is New York Moving From a Market City to a Subsidy City?
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration is transforming a former sanitation facility into an affordable housing complex. The plan also…
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“For Everyone”- Except Almost Everyone: Mamdani’s Broadway Lottery by the Numbers
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s ‘For Everyone’ initiative offers only about 7% of eligible high school students in New York…