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On the heels of a new lawsuit against the restaurant's owners, protesters took to the sidewalk during Restaurant Week.
After coping with the harsh cuts of 2010, straphangers have a reason to celebrate.
From transit experts to New Yorkers seeking traffic safety, MetroFocus looks at new proposals and the large-scale projects that will improve overburdened transit systems.VIDEO
Hearings are scheduled to start July 19, when lawmakers will discuss the possibility of allowing casinos outside of Atlantic City.VIDEO
Tech education for New Yorkers will extend past Brooklyn and Manhattan, starting this fall.
City & State profiled transit's major players about the big infrastructure issues.
In 2012, a number of the mayor's long-term policy strategies have taken major hits from the courts and lawmakers.
The city's proposal for teeny apartments is part of a larger movement to fill the evolving needs of a growing population.
New Jersey lawmakers have passed a bill reforming teacher tenure in the state, a step towards improving public education, says Senator Teresa Ruiz.VIDEO
Legal battles between the city and the United Federation of Teachers are typically long, drawn-out affairs. But not yesterday.
