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Starts right now. Good morning. It is monday, june 23rd. Im james fletcher. This checkin with their a cut in the Weather Center. The morning. And the morning james erica morning costa today but breezy. It was the fog at the coast and stronger when potentially. Once theyre watching is formed it could get a little closer to the north bay for the middle of the week heres a look pitcher satellite and radar. No rain to talk about today or tomorrow. This is morning clouds interviews will be fairly sea...

Democrats from Queens rallied Wednesday around a new state bill introduced that would codify the definition of a squatter.

Despite several incidents in New York City, experts and lawyers see no increase in cases.

High-profile cases in New York City involving ‘squatters’ facing off with homeowners has left many wondering what the law says and where these cases will lead. Here, housing lawyers put things into context.

As state lawmakers debate how best to address New York’s dual housing and homelessness crises, tenant advocates are keeping a wary eye on proposals they say would undermine landmark 2019 protections for renters in stabilized apartments.

Merle Ratner, an East Village resident, was killed when the truck plowed into her at the intersection of East 10th Street and Avenue C in Alphabet City around 7 p.m. Monday, authorities said. 

What I Learned While Trying to Get to the Rafah Border Crossing By Gerry Condon Representing Veterans For Peace in Cairo Israel’s genocidal assault on the

State lawmakers passed two bills last year intended to help New York City tenants root out—and undo—illegal rent hikes, but only one received Gov. Kathy Hochul’s signature. 

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When I first learned about my proposed rent increase, I cried. Then I learned about a new law.