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Category Archives: City government
The subways are so bad now that even jaded New Yorkers want action
March 19, 2015- New Yorkers like to think that they are tough and demanding, but they actually (more…)
CB1 members “resign” in droves.
March 24, 2015- By Steven E. Greer The rats are fleeing the sinking ship. Five long-time CB1 members resigned tonight at the monthly meeting. They were George (more…)
Posted in City government, State Government
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Manhattan DA wants to crack down on political corruption
March 30, 2015- Aiding the U.S. Attorney, Manhattan’s DA Cyrus Vance Jr. is calling for tougher local laws against political corruption. (more…)
City’s EDC head, Kyle Kimble, steps down, dealing blow to Howard Hughes Corp’s Seaport and tourist helicopters
March 25, 2015- The WSJ is reporting that head of the EDC, Kyle Kimball, is stepping down. (more…)
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Why is Shelly Silver’s crew of elected officials so protective of Downtown Little League?
March 4, 2015- By Steven E. Greer As a direct result of BatteryPark.TV reporting, all of the local elected officials wrote a letter of concern (more…)
Posted in - Politics, City government, Crime, Federal government, Law, State Government
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Federal bills aiding charter schools move forward
March 28, 2015- This will not please the pro-teacher’s-union members of CB1, such as Jeff (more…)
BPC Public library develops horrible body odor smell
December 21, 2013- By Steven E Greer At the last CB1 meeting held at the BPC Library, (more…)
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Laughing Man coffee in Tribeca gets street seating approved
March 24, 2015- At the CB1 meeting tonight, the Duane Park street seating plan proposed by (more…)
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Broadsheet publishes story on affordable housing with major error
March 24, 2015- The local advertising flier called the Broadsheet (BS) posted a story today (more…)
Council Member Robert E. Cornegy proposes bill to protect small businesses from eviction
March 4, 2015- Council Member Robert E. Cornegy reached out to us with video and text from (more…)
Posted in - Politics, City government, Real estate
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City Council wants to make it harder to force tenants out
February 26, 2015- Crain’s reports, “Manhattan Councilman Daniel Garodnick plans to introduce a bill (more…)
Federal class action lawsuit against Poulakakos for violating minimum wage laws
May 9, 2014- By Steven E. Greer, MD BatteryPark.TV was tipped off last year by former employees of Harry’s Steakhouse that the Poulakakos family (more…)
Posted in City government, Federal government, Law, Real estate, State Government
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Exclusive: Have rent increases in BPC been illegal?
June 20, 2014- By Steven E. Greer BatteryPark.TV previously reported, “Exclusive: Your building is likely rent stabilized and you had no idea” in which we uncovered (more…)
Posted in City government, Law, Real estate, State Government
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The Pier A beer garden is part of a bigger city plan to turn waterfront properties into concert venues
July 15, 2015- By Steven E. Greer The controversial Pier A beer garden, that succeeded in winning the broadest and most powerful of liquor licenses and will become (more…)
Posted in - Op-Ed, City government, Crime, Music Bands, Real estate, Schools, State Government
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As Uber and Lyft poach drivers, yellow cab drivers get worse
Update March 19, 2015- Uber drivers now outnumber yellow cab TLC drivers. (more…)
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Exclusive: Your building is likely rent stabilized and you had no idea
(3,000 people have read this as of February 17, 2015. We inform.) June 18, 2014- By Steven E. Greer, MD Tom Goodkind, Community Board 1 member and resident of Gateway plaza, has been a long-time activist for affordable housing. (more…)
NYPD cars now parking right in front of the Conrad Hotel loading zone
March 14, 2015- Some people at the Conrad Hotel were asking our help with this police car problem. (more…)
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Is Mayor de Blasio chronically late because he is a pothead?
March 9, 2015- Mayor de Blasio is chronically late to public events where he is the keynote (more…)
Posted in - Politics, City government, NYPD First Precinct
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Billionaires pay almost no property tax on $100 Million condos
March 9, 2015- The Post reports on a topic that BatteryPark.TV has been covering for years. (more…)
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Review: Modern marijuana is too strong
March 6, 2015- By Steven E. Greer, MD I am not morally opposed to marijuana, but I despise the drug for many scientific reasons. First (more…)