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NYC Council Speaker Adrienne Adams to announce she is running for mayor
New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams will announce her candidacy for mayor in the coming days, NBC New York has learned.
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams' approval rating drops to all-time low, poll finds
A new poll has found New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ approval rating has dropped to an all-time low.
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Eric Adams testifies at D.C. hearing for mayors of sanctuary cities
NYC Mayor Eric Adams testified at a hearing on sanctuary cities in Washington. House Republicans questioned him about how the city’s sanctuary status impacts public safety and federal immigration enforcement, while Democrats asked him whether he made a deal to help the Trump administration with immigration enforcement in exchange for dismissal of criminal charges. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo...
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NYC bodegas switch to liquid eggs to keep bacon, egg and cheese sandwich prices down
NYC bodega workers have come up with a way to protect their customers from rising egg prices. Members of the United Bodegas of America are switching from regular eggs to liquid eggs. So how much will you save, and perhaps just as important, will your bacon, egg and cheese taste the same? NBC New York’s John Chandler reports.
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Liquid eggs? NYC bodegas have new strategy to keep bacon, egg and cheese prices down
The bacon, egg and cheese sandwich is a bodega staple, prized for its simplicity. But the beloved breakfast item is getting pricey, as the cost of eggs climbs.
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First ever Mets pop-up experience to open Friday in Union Square
The New York Mets will open their first ever pop-up experience on Friday in Union Square — ahead of the start of the 2025 season, the team announced. Mets House NYC i s a “multipurpose space that will give Mets fans an exclusive opportunity to engage with their favorite team outside of the ballpark,” the team said. The pop-up will…
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NYC, Boston, Chicago, Denver mayors defend ‘sanctuary' policies, call their cities safe
Democratic mayors of four major cities said Wednesday that Congress and the Trump administration are exaggerating crime committed by immigrants and attacking so-called sanctuary cities simply to score political points, as Republicans hammered the policies for shielding criminals and discouraging cooperation with federal officials. The comments came in a hearing before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, where…
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Mayor Adams attends sanctuary cities hearing
Romney Smith reports.
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Beef between New York and Texas over true name of the strip steak
The lieutenant governor of Texas wants to rename the New York strip steak as the Texas strip steak. It’s an idea that New Yorkers can’t get behind, especially those at the Manhattan restaurant where the “strip” got its name: Delmonico’s. NBC New York’s Gus Rosendale reports.
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Could NYC Council Speaker Adrienne Adams be close to run for mayor?
New York City’s race for mayor may be getting even more crowded. City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams delivered her State of the City address on Tuesday, possibly laying the groundwork to become the tenth Democratic candidate. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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New push to catch illegal parking across NYC
New York City already has cameras that ticket speeding drivers — now there’s a new push to launch cameras that capture bad parkers. Newly proposed legislation calls for 150 cameras across the city to target drivers who double park. NBC New York’s Erica Byfield reports.
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See which federal buildings in NY, NJ the Trump administration may put up for sale
More than a dozen federal properties in New York and New Jersey were among more than 400 that could be closed or sold by the Trump administration, after being deemed “not core to government operations.”
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Where's the beef? Texas picks fight with New York over name of famed steak
It’s a New York and Texas beef … over beef. And at an iconic steakhouse where history is on the menu, NYC is not backing down.
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NYC may start cracking down on this common violation seen every day on city streets
New York City drivers are known to double park. That habit could soon cost them, as state lawmakers consider double parking enforcement legislation. “I heard in other boroughs there is quadruple parking and triple parking,” said Queens Assemblyman Steven Raga, who proposed the bill. The city-wide effort he’s backing would involve installing 150 cameras. Raga wants the state to invest $35 million. “We...
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Two measles cases reported in NYC
The NYC Department of Health is investigating two measles cases. It says the two cases are not related and is looking into where those two people have been — and who might have been exposed.
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NYC reports two confirmed cases of measles
The New York City Health Department has confirmed two cases of measles in the city so far this year. The cases are unrelated, according to health officials. “For each case, our agency conducts routine case and contact investigation and we ensure proper follow ups for exposed persons,” the department said. The health department is advising anyone who has not been…
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After months of speculation, Andrew Cuomo launches bid for NYC mayor
Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo joins a crowded Democratic primary for New York City mayor. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.
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David Johansen, singer from the seminal punk band the New York Dolls, dies at 75
David Johansen, the wiry, gravelly-voiced singer and last surviving member of the glam and protopunk band the New York Dolls, has died.
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Former NY Gov. David Paterson weighs in on NYC mayoral race
As NYC Mayor Eric Adams faces calls to step down, and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo eyes a run for mayor, there is new insight from someone who knows both of those high-profile men. Former Gov. David Paterson sat down with the I-Team’s Melissa Russo and shared his thoughts on Cuomo as a possible mayor and the challenges facing Adams. NBC...
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Eric Adams skips NYC mayoral candidates forum as he awaits decision on legal fate
New York City Mayor Eric Adams pulled out of a candidates forum Wednesday featuring many of his opponents in the Democratic primary, saying his lawyer had advised him to stay away from such events until a judge decides whether to dismiss the public corruption indictment still pending against him.