Mayor Adams’ ‘City of Yes’ housing plan sparks Council concern over impact on outer boroughs
The Adams administration faced pushback from outer borough lawmakers during an hours-long grilling by the City Council on Monday over its City of Yes development plan aimed at tackling the ongoing housing crisis by transforming the city’s decades-old zoning rules.
No rain is in the forecast for the next seven days as the city experiences a long stretch of "abnormally dry" weather.
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