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Mayor’s Budget Cuts to Impact Legal Services, English Classes for City’s Immigrants

The planned budget cuts, including some scheduled for the next fiscal year that starts in July, include reductions for programs offering English-language classes and legal help for people at risk of deportation—at a time when demand for those services is only increasing, providers say.

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Initial Data on Forced Removals of People Deemed Mentally Ill Spurs Demand for Details

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Efforts to Block Gas Bans Across the Nation Are Growing. Will it Work in New York?

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NYC Promised More Apartments to Break a ‘Vicious Cycle.’ Where Are They? 

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Environmentalists Urge Gov. Hochul to Stop Expansion of Multi-State Fracked Gas Pipeline

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NYC Senior Centers See Rebounding Demand

The city’s more than 300 Older Adult Centers saw an average of 24,261 daily participants during the last fiscal year that ended in June, still shy of pre-pandemic numbers but up nearly 28 percent since 2021-2022.

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