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Brooklyn

Adams to hold inauguration at Kings Theatre in Flatbush

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City Government

Adams teases police commissioner appointment, comments on Speaker race

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City Government

Adams administration adds Corporate Council, CUNY interns to the Team

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City launches small business grant serving 10,000

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City Government

Council grants non-citizen voting rights, activists and council members celebrate

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AG James is now running to keep her seat; Who she’s up against

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Housing & Homelessness

Homeless New Yorkers demand shelter improvements at Council hearing

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City Government

Participatory budgeting begins amid many council transitions

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City Government

NY GOP strengthens fight against noncitizen voting

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City Government

Comptroller- and mayor-elect announce nonprofit contracts task force

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Politics

Lawmaker plans to sue city over noncitizen voting

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Courts

Adams discusses gun laws on The View

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City Government

NYC Council ready to give non-citizens voting rights

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Health

How the state’s Medicaid changes will affect disabled residents

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Federal Government

Malliotakis blasts Biden’s “socialist” bill passage

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Federal Government

SALT cap increase secured in Build Back Better, among other recovery wins

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Federal Government

Hochul secures federal Homeowner Assistance program for New Yorkers

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City Hall

City Council Speaker Candidates Weigh in on Parks & Outdoor Spaces

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Brooklyn

Adams talks outer-borough outreach and policing backlash

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Federal Government

Congressional Black Caucus says infrastructure bill will help Black community

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Nassau

After Nov. 2 Defeats, members call for State Democratic Chair’s resignation

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Mayor-elect criticizes Robert Moses-era as racist infrastructure

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Brooklyn

Brooklyn Dems appoint new district leader Kenesha Traynham-Cooper

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