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The city and state are planning for sea level rise, but it may be even worse than they’ve anticipated.
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Making heat from dirty electricity instead of gas benefits no one.
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What we know – and what we don’t – about legalizing pot in New York.
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New York’s potentially vulnerable centrists avoid the special counsel’s long-awaited report.
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Cuomo touts the state’s $15 wage, but many workers are still waiting. And some may not benefit.
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Many members of Congress continue to act as if the death toll from 9/11 is not rising
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OPINION
State law allows for up to 19 commissioners but there are currently only 12.
Making heat from dirty electricity instead of gas benefits no one.
Many members of Congress continue to act as if the death toll from 9/11 is not rising
New Yorkers currently have no effective control over their personal information after it is shared online
By ANDREA FLINK
POLITICS
New York’s potentially vulnerable centrists avoid the special counsel’s long-awaited report.
Policy
Along New York City’s coastlines, and further inland, fortifications are being built to prevent damage from rising sea levels.
Charter will pay an additional $12 million to expand broadband in underserved areas
The city and state are planning for sea level rise, but it may be even worse than they’ve anticipated.
By JOHN LIGHT
Although the resolution’s sponsor represents New York City, it doesn’t emphasize urbanism – yet.
By BEN ADLER
PERSONALITY
The Business Council’s Ken Pokalsky on prevailing wages, climate legislation and MWBE reforms.
The Queens lawmaker also weighs in on the SHSAT, student suspensions and school safety.
The City Council passing legislation to cut greenhouse gas emissions, more, on Thursday
By JEFF COLTIN
POWER LIST
MAGAZINE
With Democratic friends like these, who needs enemies?
The city and state are planning for sea level rise, but it may be even worse than they’ve anticipated.
By JOHN LIGHT
Some of NYC’s biggest new developments are on the water. With flood risks rising, they could end up in the water.
What we know – and what we don’t – about legalizing pot in New York.
