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NYC School Bus Companies Violated Idling Laws Outside Schools, Polluted Air: Lawsuit

Three companies that operate more than 600 school buses in New York City are being sued by the state attorney general's office on allegations...

Op-ed: We need updated recycling facilities

Nothing is more important than restoring and protecting the health of our planet, and that starts with stopping plastics and other trash from...

Goldman CEO swaps turntables for chef’s apron at charity event

David Solomon is best known as the chief executive of Goldman Sachs, who moonlights as a DJ. Solomon’s cooking skills are not as...

Albany wants to shrink city Board of Elections

​​Albany senators are planning a series of reforms to overhaul the New York City Board of Elections. They want to increase oversight and...

City employers say they’re still hungry for tech talent, despite market turmoil

Most metrics in the technology industry are bleak right now. Share prices for tech firms are sinking, megadeals that minted unicorn startups in...

Catholic Health breaks ground on $500 million patient care pavilion

Construction of a $500 million patient care pavilion at Good Samaritan Hospital on Long Island began Wednesday. The 300,000-square-foot addition, slated to open...

WeWork lands $350M loan from Brookfield due to 'volatile times'

WeWork has landed a $350 million loan from real estate giant Brookfield Asset Management, largely because of the uncertain state of the world,...

NYC public school kids to be screened for dyslexia, Eric Adams says

All Big Apple public school students will be evaluated for dyslexia as part of a broader effort to boost resources for children...

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