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Buildings comply with local emissions law

Building owners in New York City are mostly compliant with Local Law 97, according to new data from the Department of Buildings.

New York, NY · 09-21

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Mamdani urged to push for reforms to 'scaffold' law

(The Center Square) — A coalition of business groups is calling on New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to add his weight to a push for state reforms to a law critics say has fueled a wave of bogus litigation. In a letter to Mamdani, the groups said the...

New York, NY · 09-18

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Flatbush Brokerage Pays $352,250 After Blacklisting 203 Renters, AG Says

A Flatbush-based real estate brokerage has agreed to pay $352,250 in penalties and restitution after New York State investigators found it illegally screened out prospective tenants using their housing court histories and pocketed unauthorized holding deposits. The firm, Brooklyn High Rise LLC, denied housing to 203 renters over a six-year span based on past court litigation, according to the state's findings.

Brooklyn, NY · 09-19
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Propel NY project takes a major step

Propel NY Energy on Thursday cleared another hurdle with state regulators in its efforts to build a 90-mile Suffolk-to-Westchester County electric grid upgrade that is planned to run through Northeast Queens. The New York State Public Service Commission approved Propel’s certificate of environmental compatibility and public need. The CECPN advances...

New York · 09-18
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12 Family Owned Candy Stores In New York That Feel Like A Step Back Into Childhood

New York knows how to do nostalgia, and nowhere is that more obvious than behind a candy counter. From glass jars of penny candy to fudge made the same way for generations, these shops hold onto something rare. Some have been family-run since before your grandparents were kids, passing recipes...

New York · 09-14

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Court dumps HSBC foreclosure claim over decade-long default delay

HSBC Bank USA lost its foreclosure claim against CitiMortgage after sitting on a default for over a decade. New York's Appellate Division, Second Department, affirmed the dismissal on September 16, 2026. HSBC Bank USA, National Association had sued CitiMortgage, Inc. as part of a Brooklyn foreclosure action filed in October 2012. CitiMortgage was served that same month - and never responded. Not an answer, not an appearance. Nothing.

Brooklyn, NY · 09-18

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You could have unclaimed cash sitting with NY state. Here's how to find it.

The New York State Comptroller’s Office of Unclaimed Funds says more than 5 million people in Nassau and Suffolk counties are owed a combined $1.6 billion.

New York · 09-17

News 12

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Energy Affordability Program may help millions of New Yorkers save on utility bills

Gov. Kathy Hochul raised awareness about the Energy Affordability Program (EAP) when she made a stop in Flatbush, Brooklyn, on Wednesday.

New York · 09-17

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Energy Affordability Program may help millions of New Yorkers save on utility bills

New York · 09-17

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Diesel prices hit record high, straining New York trucking industry

NEW YORK, N.Y. -- The national average price for diesel has reached $6.31 per gallon, a record high, according to AAA. The increase is creating challenges for trucking fleets across New York State. The New York state diesel price average is $6.26 per gallon, up from $5.95 one week ago.

New York · 09-16

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We need energy diversity, not thoughtless mandates

You can learn a lot about New York by walking into a neighborhood restaurant and looking at what is on the stove. In Queens, that might be an Asian restaurant with woks firing all night, an Italian restaurant that has been in the same family for generations, or any one of the thousands of small businesses where the way food is prepared is part of what keeps customers coming back.

New York · 09-17

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Taxi companies seek getaway from Uber price-fixing class action

SAN JOSE, Calif. (CN) — A group of taxi companies asked a federal judge Tuesday to transfer a class action from California to New York, after a New Yorker claimed the cab services were involved in a price-fixing conspiracy within Uber’s ride-hailing app. The defendants — Curb Mobility,...

California · 09-15

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State agreements dissolve Basic Group and impose lifetime bans connected to New York City building filings. This incident highlights the severity of the issue as New York shuts down expediter firm over unreviewed filings.

Unsafe building shortcuts have led New York to shut down an architecture and construction consulting firm and bar a licensed architect from future work with the New York City Department of Buildings. Attorney General Letitia James said the action followed an investigation into renovation filings that were submitted for faster approval without the review required by city rules, reinforcing how New York shuts down expediter firm over unreviewed filings.

New York · 09-16

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1.5M New Yorkers eligible for discounts on utility bills: Hochul

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Half of all New York households will now be eligible for discounts on their utility bills, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Tuesday. There are already 1 million New Yorkers enrolled in the state’s Energy Affordability Program, Hochul said. New eligibility requirements, which went into effect in January, mean that 2.5 million will […]

New York · 09-15

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New Yorkers Defeated a Pipeline Nearly 6 Years Ago — Or So They Thought

A unique kind of relief comes from standing at the edge of the ocean. For generations, New York and New Jersey’s public beaches have offered exactly that: a free, open shoreline where people come to breathe, grieve, celebrate, fall in love, or simply exist without needing money or permission. For many, the beach is not a luxury. It is medicine.

New York · 09-14

News 12

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State Comptroller’s Office encourages New Yorkers to check for unclaimed funds

The money can come from old bank accounts, uncashed checks, utility deposits, trust funds or even unused gift cards.

New York · 09-11

The City Reporter

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‘Off a Cliff’: AI Devours Entry-Level Tech Jobs, As Experienced Workers Hold On

Adoption of artificial intelligence is soaring in New York City, but the great AI jobs apocalypse is nowhere in sight — except in entry-level tech positions, where demand has plummeted, closing off a key avenue to well-paying jobs for young workers. A survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York released earlier this month […] The post ‘Off a Cliff’: AI Devours Entry-Level Tech Jobs, As Experienced Workers Hold On appeared first on The City Reporter .

New York, NY · 09-14

The National Law Review

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25 Years After 9/11: Employer Obligations to Inform Affected Workers of Victim Compensation Funds

With the twenty-fifth anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, New York employers may want to note that state law requires practicable efforts to notify employees who worked near the World Trade Center towers during and after the attacks of their eligibility for two victim compensation funds. Quick Hits The 9/11 Notice Act and regulations require employers to notify “where practicable” current and former employees who worked in affected areas of Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn of potential eligibility for federal compensation funds. The funds are not limited to first responders but apply to those helped with the clean-up and construction or lived, worked, or went to school in the affected areas during and after the attacks. A quarter century after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, the effects of the tragedy continue to linger, especially in New York City. Recently, Mayor Zohran Mamdani declared September 11 an official “Citywide Day of Remembrance and Service” to honor victims, first responders, survivors, workers, and affected families. In May 2025, New York’s Empire State Department (ESD) finalized regulations under the 9/11 Notice Act requiring employers to notify “where practicable” current and former employees who worked in Lower Manhattan and Western Brooklyn during

New York, NY · 09-10

City Limits

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New Player Enters Debate Over Vacant Rent Stabilized Apartments, & What Else Happened This Week in Housing

Unlock Our Housing NYC, a new nonprofit founded by property owner advocate Jay Martin, says there is common ground for landlords and tenants on one issue: the tens of thousands of vacant rent stabilized units in the city. Can tenants and landlords just get along?. A landlord-backed group says they’ll...

New York, NY · 09-11

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Policy Pro: Real estate industry split on COPA

Hello, let’s get into today’s news at the intersection of real estate and policy. The real estate industry’s once-unified front against COPA has fractured. Developers who ignore stop work orders would face great scrutiny under a new City Council bill. A J-51 reboot could unlock tax breaks...

New York, NY · 09-10