Government
Feds’ Stimulus Stall Comes After Years of Cutting Help to NYC
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A recent report finds that aid from Washington has dropped by nearly $2 billion since 2010.
Election 2020
COVID Saps Efforts to Increase Voter Registration
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Growth in the voter list is running at half the 2016 pace.
Economy
Latinos tienen la segunda tasa de sindicalización más alta en la ciudad de Nueva York
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Si hay un buen momento para hablar sobre las ventajas de pertenecer a un sindicato, ese momento es ahora, en medio de una pandemia donde muchos trabajos se han perdido.
Mapping the Future
Six Down, One to Go: Where de Blasio’s Rezonings Stand
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What impact have the mayor’s moves had on East New York, Downtown Far Rockaway, East Harlem, Jerome Avenue and Inwood?
Mapping the Future
The Fight Over the UWS Homeless Hotel Might Not Be Over
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Advocates for the homeless said they were contemplating legal action.
Voices of New York
Survey: Many Chinese Landlords Say They’ll Leave Property Vacant
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The survey found delinquency rates in August hit a five-month low.
Voices of New York
Summer Season Ends for Rockaway Beach Businesses Battered By ‘3 Tragedies’
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Some of the business owners who struggled through the summer of COVID remember the impact of the 2001 plane crash and a 2012 superstorm on the peninsula.
Government
Neoyorquinos pasan del metro por los coches y las bicicletas mientras crece miedo al tráfico y a los choques
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La conducción, el ciclismo y el uso de autobuses se han recuperado un poco desde los dos primeros meses de la pandemia, pero el número de pasajeros del metro y de los trenes de cercanías sigue siendo bajo.
2020 election
What the Democratic Platform Says to U.S. Cities
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Joe Biden won’t win without urban votes. If he does, what will it mean for city residents?
2021 election
As ’21 Race Picks Up Speed, Stringer Declares for Mayor
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Scott Stringer’s speech did not explicitly itemize de Blasio’s failings, but it was rooted in a critique of the current mayor.