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City government has taken a backseat to the efforts of volunteers, trying to help migrants navigate New York’s shelter system and land on their feet.
The New York Times wants us to believe that cutting up four avocados and tossing some oil and herbs on it is a salad.
The City declined to represent the officer, but taxpayers are still on the hook for his bill.
The heat is gone but men have returned.
The city’s hundred of thousands of delivery workers are braving deadly weather conditions, again .
A Queens man and the owner of an animal sanctuary find themselves in some legal trouble, the Brooklyn Democratic Party continues to be the Brooklyn Democratic Party, and everything else we're thinking about today.
Will expedited ferry service to the Rockaways save the city’s money-suck of a ferry system?
What would it cost to undo one of the city's great historical mistakes? And is it even worth it?
Summer Streets, the race for NY-10, and other stuff we're thinking about.
Parents, educators, and public school advocates have spent the summer battling for the restoration of funds.
Now, a pit of despair. Soon? An inescapable and undeniable vortex of desire.
“There’s just too much focus on New York City. There’s no other way of putting it. And the fact is, if we don’t have a statewide strategy, if we don’t have a statewide movement to broaden our progressive coalition, we’re not going to win.”