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The de Blasio administration says the parcels sold off this week wouldn’t work for affordable housing, but some advocacy groups believe the city is shedding potentially valuable assets. Watch a…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Oct 2015

Uncategorized

NYC Officials Quiz Stuy-Town Buyer on Air Rights

Four elected officials are raising questions about the Stuy-Town deal and the little-discussed potential for developers to sell development rights for thousands of off-site apartments.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Oct 2015

Video

Video: Are Latinos Under-Represented in the de Blasio Administration?

Watch the debate on BRIC-TV.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Oct 2015

Government

Moskowitz’s ’05 Race Sounded Alarm over Finance Practices Likely to Play Role in ’17

In her last run for office, the then-councilwoman complained that outside groups were illegally coordinating with a rival’s campaign.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Oct 2015

Education

Forget Charters, Common Core, Teacher Quality: Advocates Focus on Getting Kids to School

For any school strategy to work, kids have to show up. And one in three children in the South Bronx misses a month of school every year.

ByRuth Ford 0Comments

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Oct 2015

Opinion

NYC Might Not be a Great Place for Bikers. But it’s a Great Place to Bike.

After spending some time in the cyclists’ paradise of Boulder, Colo., a New Yorker returns to the difficult and sometimes dangerous practice of biking in New York—and finds that bikers…

ByAlec Appelbaum 18Comments

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Oct 2015

Justice

The Slow, Painful Death of Bail in New York City

The mayor has limited it. The Council is going to start paying it on some defendants’ behalf. Now the state’s chief judge is taking unprecedented steps to rein it…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Aug 2015

Opinion

Op-ed: Broken Windows, Topless Ladies and the New Times Square

The controversy involving a pioneering pedestrian plaza in a neighborhood famously transformed by quality-of-life policing is a clash between two dominant ideas in modern New York: One, that sanitized spaces…

ByJosmar Trujillo 2Comments

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Aug 2015

Housing and Homelessness NYCHA

Key Coalition Backs NYCHA Infill Plan, with Conditions

NYCHA’s plan to build affordable housing at existing public housing developments has generated skepticism. But an alliance of advocates, resident leaders and elected officials offered qualified support for the proposal.

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Jul 2015

Government Investigations

Fake Visits and Unnoticed Deaths at Agency Serving the Vulnerable

Burdened by a heavy caseload, lacking extensive training or helpful technology, workers at the city’s Adult Protective Services have at times faked mandated visits, failed to address conditions that led…

ByKatia Savchuk and Jenny Zou 1Comment

Protest as City Auctions Land Despite Housing Need

NYC Officials Quiz Stuy-Town Buyer on Air Rights

Video: Are Latinos Under-Represented in the de Blasio Administration?

Moskowitz’s ’05 Race Sounded Alarm over Finance Practices Likely to Play Role in ’17

Forget Charters, Common Core, Teacher Quality: Advocates Focus on Getting Kids to School

NYC Might Not be a Great Place for Bikers. But it’s a Great Place to Bike.

The Slow, Painful Death of Bail in New York City

Op-ed: Broken Windows, Topless Ladies and the New Times Square

Key Coalition Backs NYCHA Infill Plan, with Conditions

Fake Visits and Unnoticed Deaths at Agency Serving the Vulnerable

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