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‘In this charged political moment, where New Yorkers are concerned about displacement and anxious about the future of their communities, the mayor and City Council need to build on their…

ByAl Scott

ByAlexa Kasdan 1Comment

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Apr 2017

Education

De Blasio Unveils Push for Universal 3-K

3-K for All in NYC”will be the largest such program in the nation—a ‘game-changer’ according to the mayor. But de Blasio warned that pulling it off would be harder than…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Apr 2017

Podcasts

Max & Murphy: The Mayor, the Money, the Borough Where it’s Sunny

City Limits and Gotham Gazette put aside their long and sometimes violent rivalry to discuss Mayor de Blasio’s relationship with the press, money in the 2017 campaign, and the upcoming…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Apr 2017

Housing and Homelessness News

A Mix of Feelings on East New York Rezoning’s 1-Year Anniversary

Though the rezoning continues to be controversial and advocates say harassment is on the rise, the administration says it has already begun to deliver on a number of the negotiated…

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 0Comments

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Apr 2017

Housing and Homelessness

Growth Fears Fuel Effort to Protect Chinatown. Now, Where Exactly is Chinatown?

Local representatives are beginning the long-awaited move to define just what area of lower Manhattan might be covered by a “Chinatown” rezoning that the de Blasio administration has said it…

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 1Comment

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Apr 2017

Housing and Homelessness

The Real Math of An Affordable Housing Lottery: Huge Disconnect Between Need and Allotment

A close look at those who applied for spots in one Pacific Park building reveals a vast gap between which income groups expressed need and what income levels the apartments…

ByNorman Oder 14Comments

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Apr 2017

Housing and Homelessness

De Blasio Says Staten Island Can Develop Without Losing Its Identity

At a town hall near the footprint of the proposed Bay Street rezoning, the mayor tried to strike a balance between acknowledging concerns about development and extolling its virtues.

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 1Comment

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Apr 2017

Housing and Homelessness

UrbaNerd: Understanding the Latest Changes to 421-a

Er, we mean the ‘Affordable New York Housing Program,’ of course.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Apr 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Lots of Talk About Closing Rikers, Not Enough About Shutting ‘Broken Windows’

Amidst the splash created by Mayor de Blasio’s pledge to close Rikers, it’s somewhat surprising that there hasn’t been more attention to the future of broken-windows policing.

ByTheodore Hamm 1Comment

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Apr 2017

Education Housing and Homelessness

Confusion and Worry Over Whether School Seats Will Keep Up With De Blasio Rezonings

Community advocates have been at odds with the city over whether the rezonings will create deeper needs for classroom seats than the city’s school-building plans accommodate.

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 3Comments

CityViews: City Hall Must do More to Make Sure Rezoning Promises Become Reality

De Blasio Unveils Push for Universal 3-K

Max & Murphy: The Mayor, the Money, the Borough Where it’s Sunny

A Mix of Feelings on East New York Rezoning’s 1-Year Anniversary

Growth Fears Fuel Effort to Protect Chinatown. Now, Where Exactly is Chinatown?

The Real Math of An Affordable Housing Lottery: Huge Disconnect Between Need and Allotment

De Blasio Says Staten Island Can Develop Without Losing Its Identity

UrbaNerd: Understanding the Latest Changes to 421-a

CityViews: Lots of Talk About Closing Rikers, Not Enough About Shutting ‘Broken Windows’

Confusion and Worry Over Whether School Seats Will Keep Up With De Blasio Rezonings

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