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NYC Denies Every Hurricane Ida Property Damage Claim, Citing 1907 Rule - Vimarsana News

NYC Denies Every Hurricane Ida Property Damage Claim, Citing 1907 Rule

NYC has denied every property damage claim related to Hurricane Ida, pointing to a 1907 ruling as the reason why

NYC denies every Hurricane Ida property damage claim, citing 1907 rule - Vimarsana News

NYC denies every Hurricane Ida property damage claim, citing 1907 rule

In a letter, Comptroller Brad Lander cited language saying New York municipalities are not liable for damage from "extraordinary and excessive rainfalls"

NYC Ferry Cost $224 Million More to Run Than Reported, Audit Finds – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

NYC Ferry Cost $224 Million More to Run Than Reported, Audit Finds – NBC New York

A scathing audit from the New York City comptroller found that the NYC Economic Development Corporation's cost of running the NYC ferry service was off by $224...

NYC Ferry deep in red — city hid $224M costs from 2015 to 2021 - Vimarsana News

NYC Ferry deep in red — city hid $224M costs from 2015 to 2021

Dubious bookkeeping girded city officials’ claims that the interborough boat service — which plies city waters from the Bronx to Queens, and is priced to compete with subways and buses — cost 30% less to operate than the actual numbers showed, according to the report by Comptroller Brad Lander.

NYC school cuts larger than what's in budget: City comptroller - Vimarsana News

NYC school cuts larger than what's in budget: City comptroller

An analysis by Comptroller Brad Lander’s office found that that the total cut to Fair Student Funding from the 2021-2022 school year to the 2022-2023 school year is actually $372 million.