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While BKMag Reported the Brooklyn Mirage Deal Was “Caught Up in Court,” the Parties Were Already Settling

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The dispute and its resolution were filed on the...

The Brooklyn Mirage Is Becoming Pacha New York. Demolition Is Underway and Shows Start in June.

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The Dubai-backed nightlife brand takes over the shuttered Bushwick...

State Senator Salazar Praises Hochul’s Anti-ICE Legislative Proposals

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State Senator Julia Salazar announced her support for three...

Instacart added a $5.99 fee and set default tip to 0% after NYC delivery worker wage protections took effect

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Weeks after a Consumer Reports and Groundwork Collaborative investigation...

Amazon and Instacart lobbied Adams to veto delivery worker wage protections. His chief of staff led the effort

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With Intro 1135 now in effect, a look back...

NYC Council overrides Adams veto, secures $21.44 minimum wage for grocery delivery workers

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With Intro 1135 now in effect, a look back at how delivery workers and their allies secured the two-thirds majority needed to override the mayor's veto.

Bushwick native La Daniella returns to The Bushwick Starr with puppet musical about gentrification and mermaids

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The Bushwick Starr presents world premiere of 'Gooey's Toxic Aquatic Adventure,' a puppet musical about gentrification opening Feb. 4

Sandy Nurse Fought Two Years to Pass a Public Bathroom Law. Now Mamdani Has to Deliver 1,000+ by 2035

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When Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced his $4 million public bathroom expansion program on January 10, he was stepping into a framework that already existed. Nine months earlier, the City Council unanimously passed Local Law 694-2024, authored by Bushwick Council Member Sandy Nurse, requiring the city to nearly double its public restrooms by 2035.