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Phony real estate broker admits scamming NYC renters out of $100,000

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By Catalina Gonella Verified
| Gothamist Verified
A man prosecutors describe as a phony real estate broker admitted this month to stealing more than $100,000 from nearly two dozen New Yorkers seeking rentals. Juan Valoy pleaded guilty in two cases this month — one in the Bronx July 2, and then another in Manhattan this week.
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Safety netting installed on buckling NYC building as crews shore up tower Original

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By Catalina Gonella Verified
| Gothamist Verified
Crews worked through the weekend to shore up the building in Midtown that nearly collapsed last week — and added netting to one side of the building to prevent any debris from falling, city officials said Sunday. The city Department of Buildings reported that crews worked in shifts around the clock to install new supports at 235 East 42nd Street, where columns buckled on Tuesday beneath newly added floors.
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What to know as NJ e-bike registration and license rules start this month

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By Catalina Gonella Verified
| Gothamist Verified
New Jersey’s new e-bike regulations are going into effect on July 19. Here’s what you need to know ahead of the law’s implementation. The law — which passed earlier this year under then-lame-duck Gov. Phil Murphy — establishes a slew of new rules for e-biking in the Garden State. They require riders to be at least 15 years old, licensed, registered, and, in some cases, insured. The bill followed a series of crashes in 2024 and 2025, with its sponsor, state Sen.
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