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Tenants Facing Evictions Increasingly Don’t Have Lawyers Despite NYC Law, Comptroller’s Report Finds
Low-income tenants are entitled to a lawyer, but more than half of all tenants appear in court without one — significantly ...
The two former lieutenants whose podcast has targeted NYPD leaders want the department to uncover who’s behind numerous ...
Our colleague Rachel Kahn spent time talking to voting experts who said the only strategy really is the most straightforward ...
While the mayor touts spending on child care and other services in an election year, fiscal watchdogs urge bigger reserves ...
The Rent Guidelines Board is readying a hike as high as 4.75% — and could favor landlords well into the next mayor’s term ...
Before ranked choice voting in city primaries, if a candidate didn’t get over 40% of the vote, there would be a runoff ...
Undeterred by the Trump administration’s derailing of the mayor’s criminal case, the NYC Campaign Finance Board again denies ...
In dozens of cases, medical personnel in New York prisons were accused of covering up beatings — some under pressure — and ...
Brooklyn and western Queens delivered protest votes in sizable numbers, sending a message to former President Joe Biden’s ...
In response to a relentless rise in calls to New York state’s child abuse hotline, alongside stark racial disparities, social ...
As card machines go the way of the token, officials say a third of riders are reluctant to give up the now old-school swiping ...
After guards beat Robert Brooks to death in December, The Marshall Project found dozens more allegations of abuse in medical ...
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