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Council speaker blasts failures to reduce maternal mortality following death at Woodhull
The City Council is renewing its focus on the maternal mortality crisis after a string of deaths at Woodhull Hospital, aiming ...
Alaska Dispatch News6h
Palmer’s new city manager facing possible removal over ‘imminent threat’ of employee lawsuits
PALMER — Palmer’s new city manager is facing possible censure and removal by the City Council after putting the city at ...
The New York Skyline8h
NYC Council to host hearings on ‘City of Yes’ housing plan
The New York City Council will host two hearings on Mayor Eric Adams' City of Yes housing proposal this month before it heads ...
Hochul urged to veto latest wrongful death proposal
A coalition of groups are urging Gov. Kathy Hochul to veto the latest version of a bill that would dramatically expand the ...
The Daily Dirt: Council says City of Yes is not enough
The Daily Dirt discusses City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams’ plan for the mayor’s City of Yes for Housing Opportunity, ...
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Gale Brewer's Shift on E-Bike Registration in New York Sparks Controversy
Former Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer has made a surprising turn in her stance on e-bike regulations, now supporting ...
McDonald's 'committed' to opening new site in York after plans rejected
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Gothamist1d
Council speaker says Mayor Adams’ ‘City of Yes’ plan not enough to address NYC’s housing needs
The mayor will have to accept affordability requirements, tenant protections and greater access to housing vouchers to win ...
The Daily Dirt: Not all hotel operators dig the new licensing bill
The Daily Dirt discusses how some hotel groups still oppose a controversial hotel licensing bill on track for passage in New ...
The City Council’s meddling will kill hotel jobs
New York City has the country’s most progressive employment laws, reflecting its City Council’s commitment to workers and ...
Crain's New York2d
Big hotels struck a deal on city’s licensing bill. Smaller hotels still hate it
New York City’s powerful hotel workers’ union trumpeted a deal last week with a leading trade group on a bill that would ...
The San Bernardino Sun2d
States scramble to shore up loss of low-cost housing
Those affordable housing units were built with the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, or LIHTC, a federal program established in 1986 that provides tax credits to developers in exchange for keeping rents ...