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By JENNA MORALES The departing head of the mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs said farewell to the office on Thursday by urging the Biden Administration …[read more]

By SUSAN NUNEZ Mayor de Blasio floated an idea on Thursday designed to lure back tourists to as the clouds of Covid-19 seemed to be …[read more]

By JUANA NORALES County Executive George Latimer  on Thursday urged Westchester residents to “show love to their mothers” by inviting them to get vaccinated at …[read more]

By ZION DECOTEAU The Whitehouse on Wednesday declined to comment on A Facebook consulting board’s decision to uphold a ban on former President Donald Trump’s …[read more]

By MAYA SCHUBERT The City Council Subcommittee of Landmarks, Public Sitings and Dispositions voted Thursday to make a 19th century abolitionists’ house in Downtown Brooklyn …[read more]

By MAYA SCHUBERT The City Council passed a bill on Thursday that would require the Department of Transportation to manage an open streets program allowing …[read more]

By JUANA NORALES Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Thursday the full reopening of New York City on July 1, including all the venues of …[read more]

By JUANA NORALES An influential environmental group on Thursday gave an Earth Day gift to two New York mayoral candidates and one Comptroller hopeful by …[read more]

By SUSAN NUNEZ A Bronx woman was arraigned on Thursday, accused of stabbing her boyfriend to death when he tried to walk away from an …[read more]

By PAULINA VAIRO Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Thursday plans to make all New York City schoolbuses electric by the year 2035, paving the …[read more]