In a pair of lawsuits filed on Thursday, the online platform and two hosts have asked the State Supreme Court in Manhattan to block the city from implementing a new law that, they claim, will “all but eliminate the short-term rental market in New York City.”
In a hearing Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Nelson Roman repeatedly cast doubt on the validity of executive orders blocking the movement of migrants out of New York City.
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The deal gives workers a $4,000 “essential worker” bonus, a bump negotiated after MTA workers kept the city moving during the pandemic.
In a hearing Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Nelson Roman repeatedly cast doubt on the validity of executive orders blocking the movement of migrants out of New York City.
The mother reported both incidents to ACS on Nov. 18, 2021, expressing her concerns for her safety, the department said.
The 56-year-old is accused of fleeing a traffic stop and recklessly driving his car through Midtown, leaving a path of destruction in his wake.
“They’re losing staff by the day,” said one city worker.
In a pair of lawsuits filed on Thursday, the online platform and two hosts have asked the State Supreme Court in Manhattan to block the city from implementing a new law that, they claim, will “all but eliminate the short-term rental market in New York City.”
Separately, the state of New Jersey has paid approximately $25.9 million in Bridgegate-related legal costs so far,.
