Group Protests Against Credit Checks in Hiring Process
Some lawmakers and advocacy groups in New York City want to level the playing field in the job market.
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Industry Sues Over NYC Sugary-Drinks Crackdown
Soft-drink makers, restaurateurs and other businesses are suing to block New York City's move to end the sale of super-sized, sugary drinks in many eateries.
World's Largest Meteorite Auction Comes to NYC
New York City will be full of meteorites this weekend, but it's not what you'd expect to see in an apocalyptic film.
Group Faults Proposed Smoking Ban In NYC Park
The Hudson River Park Trust has proposed banning smoking in its five-mile-long riverfront park on Manhattan's west side, prompting a letter from a smoking rights group lawyer that says the trust lacks legal authority.
NYC Adding 5 New Homeless Shelters
New York City plans to open at least five new homeless shelters by the end of the year.
NYC Lawmakers Say More Diversity Needed in University Faculties
Some New York City lawmakers say they aren't pleased with the lack of diverse professors in universities across the city.
Revised Rules Reduce NYC Student Suspensions
New York City schools have new rules that will keep students who commit low-level infractions in class.
NYC Artist Looks to Spice Up the Art World
A Manhattan-based artist has a new and creative idea to erase what he says is the stuffy stigma attached to art.
Officials Launch Initiative to Keep Trash Off NYC Beaches
New York City officials met today out front of MCU Park in Coney Island to launch the campaign.
Construction Permit Given for NYC Waste Station
New York City officials say the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has issued the final regulatory approval to build a waste transfer station in Manhattan.
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