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Supporters Of NYC Paid Sick Leave Bill Rally At City Hall
City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and others are expected to reveal more information Friday about deal that was reached over paid sick leave.
DOE Official Angers Council Members After Saying PCBs Present ‘No Danger’
Members of New York City Council ripped into a Department of Education official Tuesday, criticizing a 10-year plan to clean up PCBs, which may be leaking from faulty light fixtures, in about 800 city schools.
Elected Officials Angry Over City’s Plan To Sell Schools To Developers
Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott noted that any new construction would require the developers to build cutting-edge schools for free on the lower floors of whatever structure they put up.
CDC: Flu Season Bad One For The Elderly
The U.S. is about halfway through the flu season, said Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. So far, half of confirmed flu cases are in people 65 and older.
City, State Officials Call For Changes To New York’s Voting System One Week After Election Day
Officials said this year’s voting lines were the longest the state has ever seen.
New York City Council Banking On Stiffer Fines To Put Illegal Hotels Out Of Business
The city has been cracking down on the illegal conversions since a state law was passed last year. But the city council has plans to increase the fines on illegal hotel landlords to try to run the practice out of business.
New NYC Program Gives Seniors Access To Fresh Fruits And Vegetables
Some New York City seniors are getting to splurge on locally grown fruits and vegetables normally too expensive for their budgets.
Bedbug Complaints To The City Are Down, Problem Far From Eradicated
The city said that 311 complaints about bedbugs have decreased by twelve-percent since last year, but experts told 1010 WINS reporter Sonia Rincon that, that does not mean that the problem has gone away.
Upper West Side Zoning Plan Could Become Model For Rest Of City
On the two sides of Columbus Avenue at 78th Street are the two sides of the argument. To the west is a deli, a little boutique furniture store, and a few other small shops. To the east, the entire block is a Duane Reade, and a Chase bank.
Lawmakers Calling On More Regulations Of Food Trucks In NYC
Sidewalk food carts have been around for decades, but now food trucks are increasingly popular on the streets of New York.
Detailed Examination Of Fatal East River Helicopter Crash Under Way
NTSB officials said the chopper likely did not have a flight data recorder, or “black box,” but engine monitors and Global Positioning System navigation equipment may have stored useful information.
Giant Neon Peace Sign Has Some Upper West Siders Unhappy
A magnificent and ornate building at West 73rd Street and Broadway on the Upper West Side was once Babe Ruth’s home. But the location is drawing attention for a much different reason.
New York City Rolls Out New Website To Fight Bed Bugs
“If you’re a bed bug in the city of New York, today could be your last day. We are biting back,” City Council Speaker Christine Quinn said.
Big Apple Closer To Expanding Public Smoking Ban
Hey outdoor tobacco lovers, smoke ‘em while you can. The City Council moved one step closer Thursday to expanding Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s Smoke Free Air Act.


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