The Democratic presidential candidate returns to the Big Apple to muster support for her campaign.
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Politics
Pepsi sign in Long Island City moves closer to landmarking
The iconic neon sign made the cut of overdue applications that were threatened.
Supertall building proposal finds fury among Brooklynites
The latest super tall is rattling the nerves of Brooklyn residents.
New Yorkers weigh in on city’s snow response
Residents, elected officials and others had a lot to say about the 2016 snowstorm that nearly broke city records.
Al Sharpton calls for Oscar boycott over dearth of diversity
The activist has joined the growing list of opposition to the Academy Awards.
Upper West Side among best places for NYC seniors: AARP
The Big Apple appears to be a perfect place for those over 65.
IDNYC card gets additional more benefits in 2016
The city’s municipal ID card will open users to a whole new world of places.
New York leaders push for Zadroga renewal
The city’s political elite joined forces with first responders to make sure Congress continues its support for Ground Zero workers.
NYC unemployment rate tips to the lowest point in 8 years
The city’s economy is on track for a big comeback, according to the latest labor figures.
James Blake says he has no qualms with NYPD as he preps for NYC Marathon
The tennis star’s incident with a cop hasn’t changed his view with the police force and the city overall.
Mets playoff run boosts city’s economy by $46.4M
The Met’s October run is a win for all New Yorkers economically.
Slain NYPD cop ‘very proud’ to serve, father says
The family of an NYPD officer killed in the line of duty said he lived a life of service.
New York launches neighborhood online portals
New York is building on it’s successful .nyc comain to bring open data directly to communities.
City to launch entrepreneur exchange program with Paris
New York startups can have a chance to show off their stuff in the City of Light.
NYC announces highest number of contracts with minority, women-owned businesses
Mayor de Blasio made progress with his plan to diversify the city’s small businesses.
Judge strikes down city’s Styrafoam ban
The city’s ban on styrofoam is null and void following a judge’s order.
City home to more than 7,000 sidewalk sheds
The looming sidewalk sheds cover several blocks in the city, tarnishing the city’s look.
Stewart, firefighters to rally in DC for Zadroga Act
The late show host and New York’s Bravest will fight for health benefits for 9/11 first responders.
No city neighborhood has rents for minimum wage workers: report
The city’s housing crisis is so bad that it’s impossible to live solo on a meager income.
Brooklyn leads city boom of new affordable housing units
The city’s new affordable housing stock is the highest in city history, and Brooklyn gets the lion share.