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Cynthia Nixon's Pink Heels Garner Attention, Compared to Carrie Bradshaw's Style

Cynthia Nixon's Pink Heels Garner Attention, Compared to Carrie Bradshaw's Style

Cynthia Nixon's Pink Heels Garner Attention, Compared to Carrie Bradshaw's Style
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Visuals show scope of destruction after Brooklyn building collapse

Visuals show scope of destruction after Brooklyn building collapse

An investigation into the cause of the deadly collapse is underway.
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Ellen Burstyn to Receive Performer Tribute at 36th Annual Gotham Film Awards

Ellen Burstyn to Receive Performer Tribute at 36th Annual Gotham Film Awards

Ellen Burstyn to Receive Performer Tribute at 36th Annual Gotham Film Awards
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Death toll rises to 5 in Brooklyn building collapse as rescuers dig through rubble

Death toll rises to 5 in Brooklyn building collapse as rescuers dig through rubble

Firefighters have removed the bodies of three more people who died after a building collapsed in Brooklyn, bringing the death toll to five
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New York City Mayor's Office Seeks Director for Visiting Delegations to Enhance International Partnerships

New York City Mayor's Office Seeks Director for Visiting Delegations to Enhance International Partnerships

The New York City Mayor’s Office is actively seeking a Director for Visiting Delegations within its Office for International Affairs. This role is crucial for coordinating engagement with international delegations visiting New York City agencies. The Director will be responsible for vetting and logistics, designing and facilitating exchanges between visiting delegations and City agencies, and promoting mutual learning and policy innovation. Additionally, the Director will serve as the lead liaison for an assigned geographic region, maintaining relationships with foreign governments, diplomatic representatives, and key regional stakeholders. The Mayor's Office aims to strengthen New York City's position as a global center for solidarity and collaboration, leveraging its diverse population and the presence of the United Nations.
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Domtar to Attend 2026 Stevie Awards for Women in Business in New York City

Domtar to Attend 2026 Stevie Awards for Women in Business in New York City

Domtar to Attend 2026 Stevie Awards for Women in Business in New York City
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Zoë Kravitz Showcases Saint Laurent Gold Ensemble at 'How to Rob a Bank' Premiere

Zoë Kravitz Showcases Saint Laurent Gold Ensemble at 'How to Rob a Bank' Premiere

Zoë Kravitz Showcases Saint Laurent Gold Ensemble at 'How to Rob a Bank' Premiere
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New York Governor Hochul Enacts Legislation to Bolster Support for Veterans and Military Families

New York Governor Hochul Enacts Legislation to Bolster Support for Veterans and Military Families

On November 11, 2026, Governor Kathy Hochul signed six pieces of legislation aimed at enhancing support for New York's veterans, service members, and military families. This legislative package includes two bills sponsored by State Senator Christopher J. Ryan (SD-50) and Assemblymember William Magnarelli (AD-129). The first bill, S.8571A/A.9351A, simplifies the process for veterans with a 100% disability rating from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to obtain license plates featuring the Universal Symbol of Access, allowing them to use their federal disability rating for qualification. The second bill, S.9806A/A.11233A, permits early renewal of vehicle registrations for armed forces members who will be on official military duty when their current registration expires. Senator Ryan emphasized the state's responsibility to provide support and flexibility to those who have served, while Assemblymember Magnarelli highlighted the importance of these laws in assisting service-disabled veterans and deployed...
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Bronx Organizers Protest New Developments, Citing Displacement and Unaffordable Housing

Bronx Organizers Protest New Developments, Citing Displacement and Unaffordable Housing

Housing advocates and community organizers in the Bronx recently protested new developments, arguing that they are pricing out long-term residents and failing to provide truly affordable housing. A rally, organized by the Affordable for You Campaign, gathered approximately two dozen people at Bryan Park on Fordham Road. Speakers at the event called for greater community control over housing definitions and challenged the city's and developers' criteria for 'affordable' housing. The campaign demands that 70% of units designated as affordable housing be accessible to individuals earning less than $40,000 annually, which is roughly the median income for Bronx residents. Despite the Bronx leading New York City in affordable housing production, particularly in the South and West Bronx, organizers contend that existing residents are not benefiting from these initiatives. They also criticized property management companies, such as Wavecrest Management, for alleged housing violations and neglect.
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Kith and New Balance Unveil 'Monuments Collection' Featuring Three NYC-Inspired Sneaker Colorways

Kith and New Balance Unveil 'Monuments Collection' Featuring Three NYC-Inspired Sneaker Colorways

Kith and New Balance Unveil 'Monuments Collection' Featuring Three NYC-Inspired Sneaker Colorways
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Amazon reveals its 10 best books of 2026 | Exclusive

Amazon reveals its 10 best books of 2026 | Exclusive

Amazon Books editors battled it out to select their best books of the year, including this No. 1 pick that will "immediately enrapture" readers.