John Muller

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NEW YORK (PIX11) — New York City is celebrating its third annual Business Improvement Development Day, a partnership between the city and small businesses looking to solve problems and expand opportunities. The city’s 76 business improvement districts encompass more than 25,000 storefronts across the five boroughs. More than $207 million in funding is given to businesses annually. Businesses benefit from navigating things like the city’s new trash pick-up rules to outdoor dining permits.

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NEW YORK (PIX11) — New York City is celebrating its third annual Business Improvement Development Day, a partnership between the city and small businesses looking to solve problems and expand opportunities. The city’s 76 business improvement districts encompass more than 25,000 storefronts across the five boroughs. More than $207 million in funding is given to businesses annually.

2 weeks ago | pix11.com | John Muller

CITY HALL, Manhattan (PIX11) — West Side residents came to City Hall as a group, united in their calls for the city to shoot down a casino and massive renovation project that would be built over Hudson Yards West. Along with the casino, the project would feature 4,000 housing units and a 5.6-acre green space. The updated plan differs significantly from the original 2009 version, which developers say is no longer financially viable.

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NEW YORK (PIX11) — April is Autism Acceptance Month. There is a special photo exhibit on display in the rotunda of New York City Hall. The subjects are all children with autism. Artist Joya Korem is displaying photos and profiles of the children. Some are Bangladeshi, while others are Bangladeshi American. They all have autism, and they are all truly unique. Pictures say a thousand words, as the saying goes. Mayor Eric Adams got a tour and urged us all to become more autism aware.

3 weeks ago | pix11.com | John Muller

LONG ISLAND, N.Y. (PIX11) – The possibly Gilgo Beach-related victims known only as ‘Peaches’ and her toddler daughter, ‘Baby Doe,’ have finally been named almost 30 years after their remains were found on Long Island. Tanya Denise Jackson, 26, and her 2-year-old daughter, Tatiana Marie Dykes, were identified by Nassau County Police officials on Wednesday. Their identifications could be a breakthrough in their 1997 unsolved slayings, according to authorities.