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NYC signed $300M deal with energy start-up for job training, but doesn't know if it worked
City officials say they have no idea how many people enrolled in the program, how many graduated, nor whether they received ...
Harry Siegel: Adams is out of cash, and hope for a second term
Eric Adams knows he won’t be mayor in 2026 but he doesn’t want New Yorkers to recognize the painfully weak position he’s put ...
justthenews2d
Report: New York City shelter system beset by nepotism, excessive salaries
Investigators found that shelter providers have hired immediate family members of senior executives and board members in ...
No-bid migrant contractor DocGo’s successor set to reap $450M in NYC taxpayer money
A disaster response company that replaced the controversial DocGo as a migrant services provider for New York City has cost ...
documentedny2d
Immigration News Today: Potential Trump Presidency Raises Concerns For Migrant Workers’ Rights
Plus: Upstate NY House races test the party on immigration, key takeaways from Harris' Fox News interview, and more ...
Crain's New York2d
Lander urges new rules to end rideshare driver lockouts
Uber and Lyft have used the rules to game the city’s minimum wage law, saving tens if not hundreds of millions in future ...
Corruption and nepotism rampant among NYC homeless shelter nonprofits: report
The sweeping 100-page report, examining the past three years of provider operations, found nepotism, overinflated executive ...
documentedny3d
Comptroller Brad Lander Calls on TLC Commission to Release Ride Share Lockout Data
Comptroller Brad Lander is asking the Taxi and Limousine Commission for lockout data to find potential wage manipulation by ...
New York Daily News3d
Comptroller Lander and taxi workers call on TLC to toss lockout data ahead of next pay raise
City Comptroller Brad Lander joined the New York Taxi Workers Alliance on Thursday in calling on the Taxi and Limousine ...