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NYC Is the City of Yes For Drivers Who Run Red Lights and Speed
Fifteen speeding and red light tickets in a year? No problem.
Somebody Explain Fran Lebowitz to Me
Some in the crowd at the Kings Theatre in Brooklyn last Saturday got to talk to the woman they felt like they knew.
NLRB Breathes New Life into Lodi’s Restaurant Union
The National Labor Relations Board is pursuing charges of illegal union-busting tactics at the prestigious Italian restaurant.
A Private Equity Firm Bought This East Village Apartment Complex. A Year Later, Most of the Original Tenants Are Gone
Good Cause Eviction laws would have helped keep those tenants in their homes, and made life for remaining tenants easier.
NYPD Tow Truck Driver Fatally Strikes 7-Year-Old Boy in Fort Greene: ‘She Was on Her Phone’
"He’s just a little kid, with his whole life in front of him."
Eric Adams Might Just Have a Bold New Solution to Shelter Migrants: Tents
And some more humane links for your Thursday.
Guess How Many Loft Owners Are Voluntarily Complying With the SoHo/NoHo Zoning Laws Eric Adams Won’t Enforce?
The "flip tax" that is supposed to fuel an arts fund is legal. Don't expect anyone to pay.
Tuck Into a Fiery Feast at Sunnyside’s New Hotspot, Spicy Nepal
The team behind Woodside's shuttered Sumnima Kitchen are now serving Nepali favorites on 47th Avenue.
New York’s Finest: World’s First Immortal Cop Survives Touching Fentanyl
Fraternizing with the Gilgo Beach killer, a fake 311 operator, and vetoes from the police commissioner.
You’re Welcome, Prospect Heights: Eric Adams ‘Made it Safe’
The relationship between Mayor Adams's property ownership and crime, plus more links to start your day.
