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Mamdani Ballot Proposals on Public Space, Street Safety and More Pass in NYC
In a sweep, all five proposals on the back of New Yorkers’ ballots passed by a large margin Tuesday evening, giving a boost to Mayor Zohran Mamdani in his first year in office. With a majority of precincts reporting, each ballot proposal received at least 60% of the vote. The questions, drawn up by the […]
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Hold It: Mamdani’s Public Restrooms Plan Underwhelms
A plan to double the number of public restrooms in New York City is scant on commitments, advocates for the homeless say.
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NYC Public Hospital Leaders Warn of ‘Crisis’ from Federal Medicaid Restrictions
This story was originally published by Healthbeat. Sign up for their public health newsletters at healthbeat.org/newsletters. Leaders from New York City’s public hospital system anticipate a crisis of coverage as federal healthcare policies force hundreds of thousands residents to lose their Medicaid plans. Drs. Ted Long and Jonathan Jiménez of NYC Health + Hospitals offered a preview this […]
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Mamdani Admin Intervenes on Eviction, a First Use of New Deed Fraud Law
For the first time, Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration used a new law to intervene on behalf of a Brooklyn family facing eviction they say is because of deed fraud. But the move may not have worked. A city lawyer filed papers Friday to try to prevent the impending eviction of a family in order to […]
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NYC Housing Calendar, Nov. 2-9
City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events and public hearings, plus affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon.
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Government-Backed Lenders Tighten Mortgage Rules in Response to Mamdani’s Rent Freeze
The nation’s two most important buyers of mortgage loans have imposed new rules for New York City’s rent-regulated buildings in the wake of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s rent freeze that are making it impossible or extremely difficult for landlords to get financing. Government-backed Fannie Mae, which has become the lender of last resort for private rent-regulated […]
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Judge temporarily bans late-night construction at Chinatown jail site

NYC Housing Calendar, Oct. 26-Nov. 2
City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events and public hearings, plus affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon.
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LISTEN: Flip Ballot for a Faster Government?
Fundamentally, the commission’s goal was to put forth proposals that would allow government to keep pace with New Yorkers and make the bureaucracy less painful… COGE Commissioner Emma Wolfe and Executive Director Ann Cheng visit the podcast to explain the questions on the back of every NYC ballot and make the case for how voters […]
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At Edenwald Houses, Newly Reopened Senior Center Honors Longtime Resident
The senior center is getting new life after a 25-year closure, and will be named after a longtime tenant association president who’s held the role for 33 years and has been "feeding the seniors every day like clockwork."
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