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Following Orders: A Timeline of State and City Action on COVID

As a resource, City Limits has compiled the executive actions taken by Gov. Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio.

COVID-19 Crisis Confronts Transit System With a ‘Really Dire Situation’

‘Mass transit is asking for a pittance compared to what they’re asking for,’ says one expert. ‘No eyes should be batted at $4 billion.’

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Max & Murphy: Worries About the State Budget Only Deepened by Health Crisis

One thing everyone can agree on is that things look much much worse now.

Government Podcasts

A Quest to Run Queens: Candidates and Issues in the Beep Race

Two Queens reporters break down the race for ‘beep’, the runners and why it all matters.

Government Podcasts

Listen: Juan Gonzalez on Mike Bloomberg’s New York

Super Tuesday marks the first 2020 electoral test for Michael Bloomberg, whom voters around the country are getting to know. New Yorkers, of course, are already familiar with the billionaire…

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High Risk Seen in City’s Proposed System for Feeding Seniors

Department for the Aging is being criticized by providers and some advocates for adding an array of new requirements to its program without additional funding.

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Polish Woman Detained at Airport Shares Story in ‘Warning’ to Others About New Visa Policy Confusion

In an interview with Nowy Dziennik, a Polish woman shares her story of being detained when trying to re-entering the U.S. for overstaying a previous visa.

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Uno de cada diez votantes del electorado es un inmigrante naturalizado

Más de 23 millones de inmigrantes naturalizados serán elegibles para votar en las elecciones de 2020.

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Trump Administration’s ‘Public Charge’ Rule, Explained

Fear over implementation of the policy has led to many immigrants disenrolling in public benefit programs, sometimes needlessly.

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New York Dominicans Protest D.R. Electoral Fiasco, Worry About Next Election

Dominicans in New York are frustrated by the political situation in their native country, where a recent election had to be rescheduled after a technology snafu. “You get disappointed to…

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