Business / New York City
City Expands Permit Support After Assisting More Than 3,000 Small Businesses
New York says its expanded business-service team has helped owners navigate licenses and permits while proposing more than 50 regulatory changes.
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Business / New York City
New York says its expanded business-service team has helped owners navigate licenses and permits while proposing more than 50 regulatory changes.
Real Estate / Public Housing
The Lower East Side project covers 360 apartments, building systems, shared spaces and resident services in two 23-story towers.
New York / Public Safety
A joint oversight hearing will examine enforcement, public education and the city laws governing powered mobility devices and lithium-ion batteries.
Politics / City Government
Five-day extensions cover correction operations and temporary shelter facilities while agencies report on plans to restore ordinary legal requirements.
Entertainment / Art
A Saturday open house combines new exhibitions with artist talks, family workshops, movement sessions and a makers market.
Travel / New York
Construction has started on DeKalb and Lafayette avenues, where the city plans bus lanes, protected cycling space and safer crossings for the B38 corridor.
New York / Food Access
The city is inviting grocers to join a SNAP incentive that matches up to $10 a day for future purchases of fruit, vegetables and beans.
Politics / New York
A Queens man admitted taking an elderly widow's home through a forged deed and obtaining a $552,500 mortgage on the property.
Technology / Civic Innovation
More than 40 applied-research projects will share $2 million for work on tenant outreach, buses, accessibility, public hiring and other city services.
New York / Housing
The Department of Homeless Services says the facilities will open from 2027 through 2030 as the city reduces its use of commercial hotels for families.
New York / City Government
Unofficial Board of Elections returns show every proposal above 61 percent support with 97 percent of scanners reporting.
New York / Election Administration
Borough boards start daily canvass preparations while eligible mail and affidavit ballots remain outside the first election-night totals.
Politics / City Government
Voters are deciding changes involving public-space permits, contracting, street projects, construction approvals and fiscal reserves.
New York / City Property
The mayor's office says federal agents have used municipal parking areas without permission and is warning that continued use could prompt litigation.
Politics / New York Elections
Polls open Tuesday from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Monday is the final day to request an early-mail or absentee ballot in person.
Sports / New York City Marathon
Andreas Almgren, Sheila Chepkirui, Marcel Hug and Catherine Debrunner won their divisions as the citywide course marked 50 years.
Real Estate / Housing Policy
The proposed City Housing Assistance Program divides funding between eviction prevention and shelter households and sets operating rules for vouchers.
Technology / City Services
A bill before Monday's sanitation hearing would publish live and historical plow locations, route priorities and revision logs.