Illegally converted homes have long been decried as potential death traps, yet CBS2 investigative reporter Tim McNicholas found that when inspectors get complaints, they can't even get into the building about two-thirds of the time.
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Data reveals Department of Buildings' struggle to inspect illegally converted homesIllegally converted homes have long been decried as potential death traps, yet CBS2 investigative reporter TimMcNicholas found that when inspectors get complaints, they can't even get into the building about two-thirds of the time.
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New data shows unused pre-K seats, low diversity at elite NYC high schoolsNew York City’s education department has released new data highlighting ongoing problems in the city’s pre-K programs, while showing that once again very few Black and Latino students were admitted to the city’s specialized high schools.
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FTC Says Ring Employees Illegally Spied on CustomersThe FTC says Ring allowed employees and contractors to view customers' videos, access data, and failed to protect consumers from hackers.
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Trader Joe's Finally Revealed Why Their Parking Lots Are So Dang AwfulI literally live in NYC so I can avoid them.
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NYC Banking Commission to limit deposits at Capital One, KeyBankThe NYC Banking Commission’s first-ever public hearing ended with a vote from all three commission members. Both banks refused to submit required plans showing how they would root out discrimination in employment, services, and lending at their branches.
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Weather or Not with Lee Goldberg | Is NYC sinking under the weight of its skyscrapers?A new study suggests NYC is sinking as much as one to two millimeters per year.
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