New York City officials
Coverage of New York City officials in the Nexus archive.
- News Wrap: Attempt to collect election worker info rejected
A federal judge rejected the Trump administration's attempt to collect the names and contact information of Fulton County, Georgia, election workers. New York City officials warned of a high-rise at risk of collapsing. Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage announced his resignation from Parliament over questionable donations.
- Grocers, bodegas claim NYC officials are demanding private business info — as city preps government-owned supermarkets
Grocers and bodegas in New York City allege that city officials are demanding private business information as the city prepares to open government-owned supermarkets. Business owners report feeling threatened by officials entering their stores to ask questions, according to a spokesman for the United Bodegas of America.
- NYC prepares for upcoming heat wave that will bring dangerous temps
New York City officials are preparing for an upcoming heat wave with dangerous temperatures by ensuring public pools and cooling centers are operational.
- Travel advisory issued in NYC ahead of severe weather
New York City officials issued a travel advisory due to heavy rain and storms expected to hit the region. The rain will intensify in the evening and overnight, increasing risks of localized flooding and high winds.
- MTA advances long-awaited 2nd Avenue subway extension that's set to transform East Harlem
New York City officials broke ground on a major milestone for the Second Avenue subway extension, a project that has been in development for over a century. The extension is expected to transform East Harlem.