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Brooklyn GOP seat swaps could pave way for Ari Kagan’s return to city council
Former New York City Council Member Ari Kagan is eyeing a possible political comeback this election season as Brooklyn’s Republican officials look to engage in a series of seat swaps between city and state government.
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Bronx Teen Charged with Reckless Endangerment After Alleged Subway Joyride in Brooklyn
A Bronx teen was arrested for allegedly operating an empty subway train in Brooklyn and faces charges including reckless endangerment. He has a history of arrests and was caught possessing MTA gear at his school.
It’s Been Five Years Since New York Banned Single-Use Plastic Bags. They’re Still Floating Around.
Since New York’s ban on the distribution of single-use plastic bags took effect five years ago, Francisco Marte, who owns five bodegas in the Bronx with his brothers, has been conflicted about how to transition away from their use.
City Council approves controversial Brooklyn rezoning at Arrow Linen site
The City Council approved a rezoning that is expected to create 250 apartments in the high-income neighborhood of Windsor Terrace.
Top 50 Most Expensive Neighborhoods in New York City
NYC real estate prices regain some of the decreases experienced in 2023, inching up 3% Y-o-Y to $748,000 median sale price. At the same time, sales across the city stayed relatively flat, ticking down a near-negligible 1% Y-o-Y.
Brooklyn school to consolidate classrooms, lay off some staff
Parents of children attending the LIFE-John Coker Learning Center in Bushwick, Brooklyn, experienced a roller coaster of emotions as the center announced
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New York leaders express outrage over ‘antisemitic’ protest in Brooklyn Jewish neighborhood
The post New York leaders express outrage over ‘antisemitic’ protest in Brooklyn Jewish neighborhood appeared first on The Times of Israel.
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US Tells New York City It Must End Congestion Pricing by March 21
Trump administration calls for NYC congestion pricing tolls to stop by March 21
If the Trump administration gets its way, the end of New York City congestion pricing will come in the third week of March.
New York City McDonald's starts carding teenagers in response to crime: 'People fight in there'
A New York City McDonald's restaurant is limiting access to anyone under the age of 20 after an influx of rowdy behavior.
New York City, NYPD sued by Hempstead woman whose son was shot during West Indian Day Parade
Gail Mincy, of Hempstead, filed the lawsuit on behalf of her son, identified in the lawsuit only as a resident of Nassau County, claiming the city, police and organizers failed to take proper security measures during the event that has had a history of violence that resulted in deaths.
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The end is near for costly 18-year-old sidewalk shed outside Brooklyn Supreme Courthouse, city says
If the sidewalk shed around the Brooklyn Supreme Courthouse in Downtown Brooklyn were human, it might not be in Brooklyn anymore, but off at college, studying
New York City’s best food and vibes in 2025 — on a budget
The city that never sleeps is also the city with plenty to eat — and on any budget. But with so many options, figuring out where to dine while maintaining the perfect ambiance can be overwhelming, no matter the budget. Here’s some of the best food and vibes NYC has to offer this year — without always breaking the bank.