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Helicopter tours of NYC have a controversial and deadly history
New Yorkers have slammed sightseeing flights as a nuisance for years and, although almost all operate smoothly, a few end in tragedy.
Helicopters Pack New York’s Skies, Despite Years of Noise and Air Pollution Complaints
Authorities say the industry contributes $50 million a year to the city’s tourism economy, but the number of tourist ...
New York City vows to hire nearly 4,000 new teachers for the start of the next school year
New York City public schools are moving one step closer to meeting a state mandate to have smaller class sizes.
Tech company CEO among 6 killed in NYC helicopter crash: What we know
Agustin Escobar, CEO of Rail Infrastructure at Siemens Mobility, and his family were on a sightseeing tour when they plummeted into the Hudson River.
New York City Council Approves Bill to Build More Public Bathrooms
New York has far fewer bathrooms, as a percentage of its population, than many other cities around the world. There are just ...
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D.C. vs. NYC: How Trump Is Targeting New York City
Trump has sought to impose his will on the city as his administration has revoked FEMA funds and moved to end congestion ...
NYC’s ugly green scaffolding will soon get a glow-up under new legislation signed by Mayor Adams
The new laws will allow more design options for the structures, add more lighting and shorten the length of time they are ...
NYC Will Hire 3,700 New Teachers In Effort To Reduce Class Sizes
NEW YORK CITY — New York City will hire 3,700 new teachers by September in an effort to reduce class sizes, Mayor Eric Adams ...