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Manhattan Parcel with Murky Origins Could Frame a Debate Over Parks and Development in the City

Is the Marx Brothers Playground just a playground? Or is it a park? Gov. Cuomo has ordered a look into the fuzzy backstory behind an element of a de Blasio…

City Youth Football Teams Unfazed By Study’s New Concussion Alarm

A study finding that tackle football before age 12 creates life-long health risk doesn’t appear to be generating much soul-searching by private youth teams. And the public school system, whose…

In Depth Investigations NYCHA

Photo Essay: The War on Rats in Claremont Village

Claremont Village is affected by severe rat activity, scoring the maximum 3 out of 3 points, according to a fall 2016 study by the New York City Department of Health…

Investigations

Spared by Sandy, City’s Waterfront Food Hub Prepares for Future Disasters

Five years after Sandy, the city and owners have begun addressing vulnerabilities throughout the sprawling Food Distribution Center, but it remains unclear how resilient the area would be if forced…

In Depth Investigations NYCHA

Audio: City Limits Author Discusses NYCHA Crime Witnesses Investigation

Freelance author Ese Olumhense appeared on Thursday’s Brian Lehrer Show on WNYC to discuss her story about the obstacles facing crime witness and victims who try to transfer to safer…

Housing and Homelessness In Depth Investigations Justice NYCHA

NYCHA Crime Witnesses Face Obstacles When They Seek Safety

NYCHA has taken steps to improve its emergency transfer program for crime witnesses and victims who want to move to new developments for their safety. But administrative delays and practical…

Housing and Homelessness In Depth Investigations

NYC’s Planning Commission: Rubber Stamps or Checks and Balances?

The mayor appoints a majority of members. The chair heads a mayoral agency. But the City Planning Commission is supposed to scrutinize each rezoning application on its own merit. …

Housing and Homelessness In Depth Investigations

De Blasio’s Bigger Fight Isn’t Building Housing, but Preserving It

The mayor’s grand housing plan promised 200,000 affordable units. But most of them already exist.

Government Investigations

‘I am the Church. I am the State’: Diaz Sr. Faces Younger Voices in Bronx Primary

In the crowded race to represent Soundview and its environs in the City Council, the State Senator faces opponents who are lesser known and far more progressive.

In Depth Investigations Justice

City’s Homeless Shelter Cops Need More Training, Advocates Say

The city’s Homeless Services Police Department’s role in keeping shelters safe has been under more scrutiny, and there are signs the service has improved. But more training is necessary, some…

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