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Industry leaders and proprietors appreciated eased regulations and renewed attention. That didn’t bring employment or office occupancy back from pandemic slumps.

The mayor spoke to THE CITY about his freshman season, while experts weigh in on his performance on some of the biggest issues in New York City.

A web of relief workers is still scrambling to help give newly arrived migrants what they need, including warm clothes, MetroCards and toiletries. Here’s how to lend a hand or donate.

Tax abatements, tenant vouchers and zoning overrides are just some of the tools the newly elected governor could deploy.

Cross Bay Boulevard, a main evacuation route for residents of Broad Channel, is still in bad shape a decade after Superstorm Sandy.

Rooted in Occupy Wall Street, the relief effort showed how mutual aid groups can step up when government aid is lacking.

On Thursday, the Department of Buildings released a series of draft rules that regulate how property owners are able to comply with Local Law 97.

With major change to an LGBTQ-favorite park on the horizon, queer beachgoers rejoiced in the annual Ms. Colombia Walk even as they face an un-shore future.

Child safety advocates, like a bereaved Rockland County couple, want carmakers to install life-saving technology in every new car.

Elected officials vow there’s hope on the horizon, but many of the soaked suffering are too exhausted to pursue complicated efforts to get compensation.