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Extra $2 Billion Could Pay For NYC Transit Discounts And Cleaner Parks

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By Ainsley Martinez 
| Patch
NEW YORK, NY — New York City could collect nearly $2 billion more in tax revenue over the next two fiscal years than the Adams administration projected, according to a new City Council forecast. The forecast includes an additional $1.5 billion in projected revenue for fiscal year 2027 alone. The revised outlook, released during the final days of Executive Budget hearings, expects tax revenue to grow at an average annual rate of 4.3 percent through fiscal year 2030.
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NYC Package Theft Crisis Hits $248 Million

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By Ainsley Martinez 
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NEW YORK, NY — New York City recorded an estimated $248.2 million in package losses tied to theft, ranking second among U.S. metros and trailing only Chicago, according to a city-level analysis released ahead of Prime Day. The analysis by Ecigone found New York City logged 6,374,072 package theft incidents, placing it just behind Chicago’s 6,495,947 incidents and $254.3 million in losses.
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Brooklyn Jury Convicts Man In Hate-Crime Killing

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By Ainsley Martinez 
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BROOKLYN, NY— A Brooklyn jury convicted a 20-year-old man of manslaughter as a hate crime in the fatal stabbing of professional dancer O’Shae Sibley outside a gas station in 2023, while acquitting him of the more serious charge of murder as a hate crime. Jurors found Dmitriy Popov guilty after a three-week trial in Brooklyn Supreme Court that centered on surveillance video, witness testimony and Popov’s own account from the witness stand. A judge scheduled sentencing for June 30.
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