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Manhattan prosecutor resigns after order to drop Adams case

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 2/13 8:51A Ava Benny-Morrison, Chris Dolmet
Interim Manhattan U.S. Attorney Danielle Sassoon has resigned from her position as the city’s chief federal prosecutor after she was ordered by the Justice Department to drop a corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. A spokesman...

Letter to the editor: Why using hotels to shelter migrants is fiscally sound

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 2/13 6:03A Vijay Dandapani
Your recent editorial criticizing the city Department of Homeless Services’ contract to work with hotels to provide continued shelter to migrants is based on two incorrect premises: 1) that the amount available to spend under the contract will be...

Hospitals’ pullback on gender-affirming care a ‘pocketbook issue’

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 2/10 11:33P Amanda D Ambrosio
City health systems’ swift decision to halt some gender-affirming services for minors sparked outcry about what advocates and local politicians characterized as a premature concession that blocks access to critical care. Experts say the move could...

At a Glance: Feb. 10

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 2/9 11:33P Ethan Geringer-Sameth
TAX PREP: New York City Health + Hospitals will offer free tax prep services online and in person, the public hospital system announced on Friday. Family filers earning up to $93,000 annually, or individual filers, and couples without dependents,...

The barriers to AI are breaking. New York is barging in.

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 2/3 12:03A Jack Grieve
Last week, DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial-intelligence startup, demonstrated a new AI model that offers comparable performance to Big Tech's best chatbots at seemingly a fraction of their development cost. With Silicon Valley on its heels and a...

De Blasio-era mental health teams see staffing shortage while new ones launch

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 2/2 11:33P Ethan Geringer-Sameth
A de Blasio-era homeless outreach program has quietly cut its operations in half in the last year due to a city hiring freeze that has left the program understaffed. The city’s Co-Response teams, jointly operated by the Health Department and...

NY Red Bulls president predicts bright future for soccer in the U.S.

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 1/31 12:03A Eddie Small
Marc de Grandpré has long been obsessed with sports, but soccer was not always one of them. Growing up in Quebec, his main athletic passions were hockey and baseball. He has fond memories of going to Montreal Expos games before the team moved to...

Pending Beth Israel closure bolsters NYU Langone’s revenue growth

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 1/30 11:33P Amanda D Ambrosio
NYU Langone is making more money from rising emergency room visits and hospital discharges as downtown residents prepare for its neighboring Beth Israel Hospital’s potential closure . The Midtown East-based health system brought in $3.7 billion...

Uber, Lyft face antitrust probe over New York City driver pay agreement

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 1/30 6:51A Leah Nylen and Natalie Lung, Blo
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is probing whether Uber Technologies and Lyft illegally coordinated to limit driver pay in New York City, according to documents reviewed by Bloomberg News. So-called civil investigative demands, which are similar...

Trump's immigration crackdown lands in New York

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 1/28 7:49A Jack Grieve
New York is now one of the U.S. cities being targeted by federal officials as part of the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration. The local field office for the U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement said in a post to X Tuesday...

At a Glance: Jan. 28

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 1/27 11:33P Amanda D Ambrosio
OPIOID SETTLEMENT FUNDS: The City Council’s committees on mental health and hospitals will hold a joint oversight hearing at 1 p.m. today to probe how the city is spending more than $150 million in opioid settlement funds to address the overdose...

City doctors at three public hospitals reject labor deal

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 1/27 5:45A Amanda D Ambrosio
Doctors at three of the city’s public hospitals have voted to reject their new labor contract, opening up the possibility of a large-scale physician strike for the second time this year. Physicians who work at Jacobi Medical Center, North Central...
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