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Tenants Can’t Pay Rent. Landlords Won’t Pay Bills. What Happens Next?
Housing, New York State, Perspectives
Tenants Can’t Pay Rent. Landlords Won’t Pay Bills. What Happens Next?
New York’s looming foreclosure crisis could lead to massive corporate windfalls - or to large-scale social housing conversions. The choice is ours....

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December 23
New York Must Stop All Evictions. It’s a Matter of Life and Death.
Housing, New York State, Perspectives
New York Must Stop All Evictions. It’s a Matter of Life and Death.
New York must immediately reinstate a complete eviction moratorium, incoming DSA legislators argue, because you can’t stay at home if you’re forced out of it....

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December 19
Senate Proposes $4 Billion December Revenue Package, but Assembly Won’t Go That High, Sources Say
Budget, New York State, Reporting
Senate Proposes $4 Billion December Revenue Package, but Assembly Won’t Go That High, Sources Say
The Senate has proposed raising $4 billion in revenue before the end of the year, but the Assembly is unwilling go much higher than $2 billion, sources say....

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December 18
Assembly Speaker Heastie May be Holding Up Blanket Eviction Moratorium, Despite Senate Consensus
Housing, New York State, Reporting
Assembly Speaker Heastie May be Holding Up Blanket Eviction Moratorium, Despite Senate Consensus
Sources both inside and outside the legislature say Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie is pushing back against the Senate Democrats' proposal for a blanket moratorium....

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December 17
The D.A. Election That Could Reshape New York City’s War On Drugs
Criminal Justice, New York City, Reporting
The D.A. Election That Could Reshape New York City’s War On Drugs
The office of the Special Narcotics Prosecutor is on the chopping block in Manhattan's 2021 DA race....

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December 17
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