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15 Jul 2021
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo will be questioned by state investigators as part of a probe into accusations that he sexually harassed multiple women on.wsj.com/2VNq3kF
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14 Jul 2021
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York City’s Democratic mayoral candidate, Eric Adams, pledged to combat elevated gun violence in the nation’s largest city, as Democrats across the country try to coalesce around a public-safety message on.wsj.com/3xGbUE3
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9 Jul 2021
The number of New York police interventions involving children in emotional distress was 24% higher during the first three quarters of the 2019-20 school year than the comparable period in 2016-17 on.wsj.com/3dZ3bol
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8 Jul 2021
MLS fans wonder if the dream of a New York City soccer stadium is a dead ball on.wsj.com/3dWaRI2
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8 Jul 2021
Providers of New York City after-school programs say relief from school building-use fees is needed on.wsj.com/3dWH7uG
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8 Jul 2021
Stuyvesant is one of New York City’s most competitive schools, but during the pandemic Gregory Wickham convinced his parents to let him school himself on.wsj.com/3yq274S
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7 Jul 2021
Eric Adams, the winner of the New York City Democratic mayoral primary, spent the first day after his victory discussing public safety while his top two opponents conceded the race on.wsj.com/3xtVmik
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7 Jul 2021
Retro drinks with a guilty-pleasure quality—think Cosmos and Fuzzy Navels—are the newest thing in New York City cocktails this summer on.wsj.com/3xsnAtN
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7 Jul 2021
New York City on Wednesday will hold a ticker-tape parade to honor healthcare workers and other front-line heroes during the Covid-19 pandemic on.wsj.com/3jPfgjV
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6 Jul 2021
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency over gun violence in the state, which he said is now claiming more lives than the Covid-19 epidemic on.wsj.com/3AtsloZ
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6 Jul 2021
The NYPD is expanding its summer-jobs program for young people as it attempts to build relationships and encourage recruitment after a year of rising violent crime on.wsj.com/2TGgBPi
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6 Jul 2021
The latest tabulation of the ranked-choice voting process in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary is to be released this afternoon on.wsj.com/3dMefoO
6 Jul 2021
Bone-shaped pools. Off-leash romps. A few training tips. These are among the perks of joining one of New York City’s dog clubs. on.wsj.com/3dMG94f
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5 Jul 2021
Thousands of homeless people transferred to NYC hotels at the height of the pandemic, including 68 men from the Lucerne Hotel on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, are being moved back to shelters and other temporary housing on.wsj.com/3wfB62t
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4 Jul 2021
Members of the New York state Legislature promised hearings that could pave the way for changes at the New York City Board of Elections after its staff released inaccurate information about the Democratic mayoral primary on.wsj.com/3yoy4ua
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2 Jul 2021
Alvin Bragg is one step closer to becoming Manhattan’s first Black district attorney after top rival concedes in Democratic primary on.wsj.com/3jDWDiW
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1 Jul 2021
The aquatic offering doesn’t leap to mind for a restaurant known for its all-beef frankfurters and crinkle-cut fries on.wsj.com/2TpU0X7
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1 Jul 2021
New York hospitals have stockpiles of PPE and masks after the pandemic shifted the way they purchase supplies on.wsj.com/3AtY35w
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1 Jul 2021
The Trump Organization’s CFO is set to appear in a Manhattan courtroom to face the first criminal charges stemming from an investigation into former President Donald Trump and his company on.wsj.com/3jszfES
1 Jul 2021
As New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo gears up to campaign for a fourth term, a poll finds more than 60% of voters surveyed would rather see him resign immediately or not run for office again on.wsj.com/3ybQ8I6
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