After nearly eight years of haggling with its unions, the Office of Court Administration June 14 agreed to increase geographic pay by $1,950 for Court Officers and Clerks assigned to work in the city and surrounding counties.
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By GINGER ADAMS OTIS
The hefty $60 million price Transport Workers' Union Local 100 commanded for its headquarters at West End Avenue won't stave off the need for further staff reductions and cost-cutting measures to pay off its $2.5 million transit strike fine, union leaders said June 16. More...
By GINGER ADAMS OTIS
The 9/11 Memorial Wall that runs along the west side of the 10-10 firehouse in lower Manhattan was revealed to the public just two weeks ago, but it's already the crowd favorite among tourists visiting Ground Zero. More...
By REUVEN BLAU
Proving to be an exception to a nationwide increase in violent crime, the number of murders, rapes and assaults in the city has continued to drop, resulting in the Big Apple once again being named the country's safest big city, according to FBI statistics released last week. More...
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