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Waymo’s Robot Car Testing Ends in NYC After Permits Expire

Waymo vehicle on canal street. The white vehicle says autonomous mode on the side. Black cameras that can be seen on the top and sides. Black burger and POKE bowl restaurant signs are behind the self driving car.

Robot cars are no longer being put to the test — for now — on New York City streets. A pair of permits issued last year that allowed Waymo to test its autonomous vehicle technology in parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan expired March 31, a Department of Transportation spokesperson confirmed to THE CITY Friday. But […]

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Why Thousands of City Workers Could Lose NewYork-Presbyterian Coverage

Approximately 40,000 New York City civil servants, retirees and their dependents may lose in-network coverage at NewYork-Presbyterian’s hospital network as early as next week, as the embattled hospital system continues a drawn-out dispute with insurer EmblemHealth over rates. The United Federation of Teachers, the city’s second-largest public sector union, accused the hospital of engaging in […]

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Job Losses and Wall Street Woes Cloud NYC’s Economic Outlook

Workers stroll down Wall Street near the Stock Exchange,

New York City is losing jobs, making life more difficult for Mayor Zohran Mamdani as he seeks to close a big budget deficit while emphasizing economic justice rather than growth. The city lost 20,000 jobs in 2025 to end the year with employment of 4.823 million, according to revised job numbers released Thursday by the […]

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Not All Elevators at Yankee Stadium Subway Stop Ready for Opening Day

A laminated MTA sign on a blue construction site wall reads "Elevator closed, Please use stairs to access platform. we apologize for an inconvenience. A construction worker in a orange safety vest and hard hat stand out of focus to the right of the site.

When baseball returns to Yankee Stadium on Friday, two elevators at the neighboring subway station will remain on the disabled list — with their return to action still weeks away, according to the MTA. Contractors for the transportation authority have been replacing five elevators at 161st Street-Yankee Stadium since late 2024, but the MTA said […]

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Mamdani Pushes to Delay Class Size Law as Deadline Looms

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announces alongside Council Speaker Julie Menin and Manhattan Borough President Brad Holman-Sigal the opening of an early childhood center on the Upper East Side,

This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters. On the campaign trail, Mayor Zohran Mamdani vowed to take a state mandate to slash class sizes seriously, saying it “will transform our students’ ability to learn.” “The question of compliance has too often been a negotiation,” Mamdani said on the first day of school […]

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