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New Pilot Brings Home Health Aides to NYC's Homeless

For people leaving homelessness behind, the hardest part often isn't getting the keys to a new apartment — it's the weeks afterward, when Medicaid paperwork hasn't caught up and essential care can lapse. NYC Health + Hospitals' new Bridge to Care pilot, backed by the Helmsley Charitable Trust, is designed to close exactly that gap. The program has already placed 22 formerly homeless patients into Fischer Senior Apartments in the Bronx, pairing them with home health aides during the 45-to-90-day stretch before Medicaid coverage kicks in. Patient Edward Johnson, now receiving treatment for leukemia from the stability of his own apartment, describes the support as the difference between managing his recovery and facing it alone. The initiative is one piece of Project ASAP, the health system's broader push to speed up supportive housing placements citywide.

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Cleo Lands West Village Lease via Tungsten Property

Three Top Hospitality is bringing its Brooklyn dining playbook across the river, and Tungsten Property helped make it happen. The firm's Lydia Bell and Cole Stapleton sourced an off-market space at the corner of Hudson and Jane Streets for Cleo, the rotisserie concept from Halley Chambers and Kip Gleize, marking the duo's first foray into Manhattan after building a following with Margot and Montague Diner in Brooklyn. Since opening in April, Cleo has drawn attention for its rotisserie chicken and neighborhood feel — a fit the ownership team credits in part to Tungsten's read on the West Village market and hands-on negotiation support.

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Community Leaders Back Jaime Williams as Voting Starts

As early voting gets underway, Assemblymember Jaime Williams is highlighting a broad coalition of support that includes elected officials, labor organizations, faith leaders, and community advocates from across Brooklyn. The endorsements reflect her work on affordability, neighborhood investments, community services, and support for homeowners, tenants, seniors, and working families throughout the 59th Assembly District.

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Early Voting Comes to CUNY Campuses Across New York

New Yorkers heading to the polls this June have more options than ever, with the City University of New York opening its doors at 16 campuses across all five boroughs. Ten CUNY locations will welcome early voters between June 13 and June 21, with hours varying by date, while seven campuses will serve as Election Day polling sites on June 23. From Brooklyn College to LaGuardia Community College to the CUNY Graduate Center, the university is making civic participation more accessible by bringing voting directly into the neighborhoods it has served for nearly 180 years.

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Eric Blackwell Joins JIG Media as NYC Political Director

(Press Release) Eric Blackwell Joins JIG Media as NYC Political Director

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NYC Law News: NY Attorney General Sues Zelle

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NY Attorney General Sues Zelle’s Parent Company Over Widespread Fraud

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Press Release: Broadway Junction Gets a Newsroom

(Press Release) East New York News and NYC Newswire Partner to Launch BroadwayJunction.com — A Digital Newsroom Dedicated to the $500 Million Broadway Junction Project

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PRESS RELEASE - JIG Media Launches AI-Powered PR

(Press Release) NYC PR & Marketing Agency JIG Media Unveils Proprietary AI Platform to Power Hyperlocal Visibility for Businesses Across New York City

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VIDEO: Mayor Eric Adams Announces Run as Independent

(MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT) - NYC Newswire Video below approved for embedding for editorial use.