Jarrett Murphy, Author at City Limits

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Nine years ago the Bloomberg administration launched a program targeting contaminated city sites for remediation. More than 500 sites have entered its pipeline since.

ByJarrett Murphy 2 minRead time

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Aug 2018

Government Podcasts

Max & Murphy: Democratic Senate Rivals Point to Results, Republicans and Race

State Sen. Marisol Alcantara and former Councilmember Robert Jackson joined the show to discuss their competing cases to primary voters in Northern Manhattan and the West Side.

ByJarrett Murphy 3 minRead time

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Jul 2018

Government In Depth

Meaning of the IDC Looms Large in Alcantara-Jackson Senate Rematch

Little separates the two candidates except that fact that one pledged not to join the Independent Democratic Conference and the other did. So, how important is that fact?

ByJarrett Murphy 23 minRead time

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Jul 2018

Podcasts

Max & Murphy: Leecia Eve’s Resumé and the Race for AG

She’s worked for the stalwarts of the Democratic establishment for two decades, but says she is in step with the party’s new embrace of change.

ByJarrett Murphy 2 minRead time

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Jul 2018

Government

Big Themes and Local Loyalties in Central Brooklyn Senate Race

Zellnor Myrie’s challenge to Sen. Jesse Hamilton will be a test of whether and how a candidate’s former ties to the IDC matter to voters.

ByJarrett Murphy 14 minRead time

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Jul 2018

Podcasts

Max & Murphy: AG Candidate Letitia James Talks About Bid to Become ‘The People’s Lawyer’

In their WBAI debut, Ben and Jarrett interview Letitia James, the New York City public advocate and Democratic frontrunner for the nomination for state attorney general.

ByJarrett Murphy 0 minRead time

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Jul 2018

Justice

Audio: City Limits’ Harry DiPrinzio on ‘The Jail Next Door’

What lessons do the 14 detention facilities already in city neighborhoods have for the debate over where to put new ones? Our reporter and a veteran Bronx advocate weighed in…

ByJarrett Murphy 0 minRead time

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Jul 2018

Housing and Homelessness In Depth NYCHA

Gowanus is a Test of Whether NYC’s Best Attempt at Inclusive Planning Goes Far Enough

The city’s framework leaves big questions to answer, forces major issues off the table altogether, and triggers legitimate doubts about the unintended consequences of a rezoning. It also could be…

ByJarrett Murphy 19 minRead time

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Jul 2018

Uncategorized

Will City’s Water Board Explore a New Stormwater Fee?

After years of pressure from advocates, the Water Board indicated this spring a new interest in rejiggering water fees to account for the cost of stormwater. Will that be part…

ByJarrett Murphy 8 minRead time

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Jul 2018

Government Video