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Community health workers speaking 13 languages will help New Yorkers keep coverage and food benefits as up to 900,000 residents face new Medicaid requirements on Jan. 1. Here are the help lines.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 2 hr agoNYC Mayor's OfficeGothamist 0 commentsA letter signed by three borough presidents and the Council's transportation chair asks DOT to lower limits district-wide, not just near schools, and to start where crashes are deadliest.
Mayor Mamdani and Gov. Hochul named the 17 new school districts that will share 10,000 more free seats for 2-year-olds in fall 2027. Application dates are still to come.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 4 sources · 2 hr agoCorporation Counsel Steven Banks says Asher & Associates turned fights and car crashes into sidewalk and pothole suits against taxpayers. The firm calls the federal case an attempt to chill legitimate injury work.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 3 sources · 6 hr agoHRA's proposed rule would raise half-price subway and bus eligibility from 150% to 200% of the federal poverty level and ease renewals for people already on public assistance. Comments close Monday.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 3 sources · 6 hr agoA Health Committee hearing Monday takes up Int. 1094, which would make building owners tell the health department about cooling-tower Legionella at 10 CFU/mL instead of waiting until 1,000.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 3 sources · 6 hr agoAbout 50 objects from Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece and Rome, from a Pazuzu amulet to a priest's book of spells, are on view for free at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World on East 84th Street through Dec. 13.
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