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NYCEDC Seeks Operators for Startup, VC Internships

Internship Programs Advance the Adams’ Administration’s Efforts to Build a More Equitable and Inclusive Tech Sector in New York City.
Workforce Development Effort Develops Impactful and Efficient Talent Pipelines in NYC’s Tech Sector by Providing Students with the Resources, Professional Development, and Training Needed for Career Success

Expanded Judgeships Highlight Diversity In Brooklyn Courts

Governor Kathy Hochul’s recent efforts to expand the number of judges in Kings County mark a significant step toward reducing the overwhelming backlog of cases in Brooklyn courts. Brooklyn, as one of the most dynamic and diverse boroughs in New York, will benefit from the addition of new judges, which promises to alleviate the strain on the judicial system and deliver more timely justice to its residents.

NYPD Chief Edward Caban’s Full Resignation Letter

NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban resigned on September 12, 2024, amid a federal corruption investigation. The investigation has led to searches of several of Mayor Adams’ close associates. The probe has caused a significant distraction for the NYPD. In his resignation email, Caban emphasized that he wanted to focus entirely on the department’s work and the safety of its officers.

NYC Developer Acquires Property With Ties to Underground Railroad

This week, Equity Platforms CEO Vernon Jay an affordable housing developer from New York City, announced the acquisition of 315 N Front Street, now renamed “Front Street Lofts.” Located in the historic downtown Harrisburg waterfront district, this property holds significant historical value as it served as a stop on the Underground Railroad following its construction in 1850, helping bring people out of slavery. Now, this landmark will be transformed into quality affordable housing, giving it a new purpose while preserving its rich history.

Brooklyn Rec Center to Get $160 Million Renovation

New York City Mayor, Eric Adams, recently announced one of the major highlights of the city’s 2025 budget, the $160 million investment to completely rebuild the 70-year-old Brownsville Recreation Center, providing a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility in Brooklyn. This comes on top of previous investments, such as the Parks Opportunity Program (POP), which offers low-income New Yorkers six-month paid opportunities and training programs to help maintain and operate city parks. Additionally, the budget allocates $15 million to hire 240 full-time maintenance and operations staff to provide a second shift of cleaning services at 100 hotspots in 62 public parks across all five boroughs.

Applications For New Luxury Apartments In East New York Now Available

Ok, this is it East New York.  This NYC Housing Connect listing just opened up near Broadway Junction.  Rents range from $907 to $3,291.