What Happens to Viral Particles on the Subway - NY Times
N.Y. Schools Can Reopen, Cuomo Says, in Contrast With Much of U.S. - NY Times
NYC Scrambles to Find New School Space as Cuomo Gives Go-Ahead for Classes - The City
NYPD barricades have turned Gracie Mansion into de Blasio’s fortress, neighbors say- NY Post
Sorry, Mayor de Blasio: New Yorkers are Buying Wheels This Summer - The City
Will Cars Rule the Roads in Post-Pandemic New York? - New York Times
City Council moves to extend food delivery caps on Grubhub, UberEats - NY Post
NY lawmakers to grill election officials over mail-in ballot debacle - NY Post
Ghost Storefront Revealed in NYC's Upper East Side - Untapped New York - Untapped New York
Staff Complaints Prompt Calls for Misconduct Training for Community Board Members - The City
A quarter of NYC students opt out of school buildings this fall, while 736,000 are set to return — for now - Chalkbeat
DOT shoots down plan for more pedestrian and cyclist space on Ed Koch-Queensboro Bridge - QNS
Anti-Semitic note reportedly left at Manhattan assemblywoman’s office - NY Post
Anti-Semitic Note Reportedly Left on N.Y. Assemblymember’s Vandalized Office - Jewish Journal
The City of New York Community Board 8 (CB8) Manhattan, an agency that helps resolve municipal delivery service complaints, similarly condemned in a statement what happened to Seawright’s office.
“CB8 deplores the rise in anti-Semitism spreading across this City and our country,” the statement read. “New York City’s religious, ethnic, racial, economic, and age diversity should lead to tolerance, mutual respect, and concern for each other’s well-being. New York City has no place for hatred and intolerance.”
The statement concluded: “We stand firmly with Assembly Member Seawright in condemning all forms of anti-Semitism.”
‘We Will Not be Intimidated’: Seawright on Anti-Semitic Graffiti - Our Town
Citi Bike Promised To Add "Thousands" Of E-Bikes This Summer. Where Are They? - Gothamist
As New York Looks for Smoother General Election, Long List of Voting Reform Bills Awaits Governor’s Signature or Legislative Action - Gotham Gazette
What’s Fueling New York City’s Rise in Violent Crime? There Are Several Theories - WSJ
NYC Councilmembers who didn’t support Speaker Johnson’s budget lost out on funding - Daily News
Retail Chains Abandon Manhattan: ‘It’s Unsustainable’ - NY Times
Evictions on Hold Until Oct. 1, but Pre-Pandemic Housing Court Cases Forge Ahead - The City
Schools Seeking Space in Streets and Parks Stymied By City’s Inaction - The City
Principals call on NYC to delay start of in-person school - Chalkbeat
State Board Of Elections Says It Needs $50 Million To Get November Election Right - Gothamist
Amid negotiations with labor unions, de Blasio moves closer to layoffs - Politico
Top Female Chief Quits, Accusing N.Y.P.D. of Widespread Gender Bias - NY Times
As Misconduct Complaints Pile Up, De Blasio Orders Deeper Cuts To NYPD Oversight Board - Gothamist
New York City Could Use a Champion. Who Will Step Up? - NY Times
NYC’s Bedbug-Sniffing Dogs Prepare for Retirement - The City
NYC will hire 400 school nurses amid pressure from educators and families - Chalkbeat
New York expects $14.5B shortfall in revenues this year - Times Union
Crime Takes Top Spot in Neighborhood Public Safety Survey - Tap Into
New York has a plan to fix its broken public housing — it just needs to convince Congress - Politico
The True Coronavirus Toll in the U.S. Has Already Surpassed 200,000 - NYTimes
Weekly Job Losses Fall Below 1 Million For First Time Since March - Gothamist
Trump says ‘you can’t have’ mail-in voting without post office funding he has opposed. - NYTimes
Slow start for New York’s $100 million small businesses loan program - City & State
Build community, instead of fear, on the Upper West Side - City & State
Birdland Jazz Club Launches Radio Free Birdland with Streamed Performances from Broadway - NY1
New York could spend billions on subway cleaning to fight Covid-19 — Is it worth it? - Politico
NYPD Opens Hate Crime Investigation Into Antisemitic Vandalism on Upper East Side - The Algemeiner
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