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Libertarian mayoral candidate Aaron Commey, Michael Tolkin of the Smart Cities party and Akeem Browder, the Green Party's nominee.
There are seven people on the November 7 ballot for mayor. Four managed to get a spot on the stage of a televised debate. But Akeem Browder, Aaron Commey and Michael Tolkin have had to find other ways to make their cases.
Malliotakis made sure public housing was on her campaign trail. But will she be the better candidate for NYCHA’s residents?
Plus, a new plan to fight congestion.
Comptroller Stringer talks about rent and credit scores as the Council investigates cost overruns in technology deals.
Too many New Yorkers who rely on Medicaid are not being diagnosed and treated in a timely manner due to the lack of blood allergy testing—in part because our state Medicaid program severely limits access to those tests.
To sell 550 Vanderbilt luxury condos, they’d piggyback onto affordable building well down the block.
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