New York State has surpassed its national breast cancer screening goal for the second consecutive year, but Brooklyn doctors say the numbers do not tell the whole story.
Chief executive Christy Tanner is resigning after just eight months at the helm.
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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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Hearing scheduled for Friday, Oct. 16 before the City Council’s Committee on Technology following testimony last week by four major AI firms NEW YORK – New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin today announced that she…
Work is nearing completion on The Dian, a 22-story mixed-use residential building at 162 East 36th Street in Murray Hill, Manhattan.
Construction is about to break ground at 108 Fifth Avenue, the site of a six-story mixed-use residential building in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Pat Kiernan takes a look at what's in the papers on this Tuesday, Oct.
The completed amenity collection has been unveiled at 505 Summit, a 53-story residential tower in Jersey City, New Jersey.
New Yorkers with unpaid city fines for everything from dirty sidewalks to building code violations will have three months to settle eligible debts at a discount under a new program launched Tuesday by Mayor Zohran…
NJ Transit passengers can expect delays, detours and cancellations, especially to Manhattan, for the next five weeks.
Permits have been filed for a nine-story mixed-use building at 70 West Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
The hourlong debate is the candidates’ best chance to sell their competing visions to New York voters ahead of the Nov.
City officials on Tuesday will kick off a new program to claw back up to $25 million in unpaid tickets, clearing some of the interest for debtors so they can pay the original fine.
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – What nearly became a court battle between SpaceX and the New York City Council will now end with what Speaker Julie Menin always wanted: public questioning.
Elon Musk’s SpaceXAI has agreed to testify before the New York City Council this week, ending a subpoena standoff after lawmakers threatened to ask a state judge to force the company to appear.
The state Legislature has passed bills regulating AI chatbots and data centers.
Around 300 districts have formal artificial intelligence policies, most of which support "responsible AI use" to improve instruction.
New York City needs to track exactly who is at risk of losing SNAP benefits and who has already fallen off the rolls to determine where help is most needed.
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Cars returned to Freedom Drive on Oct. 7 without any warning — several weeks before the city’s official schedule, which bans car from the corridor through October.
Michael Lin was fired from the State Police — for cause!
Everyone is talking about Low-Traffic Neighborhoods today.
The child -- who was not believed to be the intended target of the shooting -- took bullets to her stomach and right foot in front of a building on Tratman Avenue between Rowland Street and St.
Solvang city officials are set to re-examine their 2025 AI camera policy following growing public concern over surveillance networks like Verkada and Flock Safety.
Council Members Nantasha Williams and Lincoln Restler joined “Inside City Hall.”
Mayor Zohran Mamdani did not attend the parade.
New York authorities have rejected more than 16,000 ICE detainers involving migrants accused or convicted of more than 52,000 crimes, including homicide, kidnapping and sex offenses.