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January 1, 2022
Uli Seit for The New York Times
For years, New York City officials have presided over shortcuts and blunders that have led to chaos in one of America's most expensive jail complexes.
By Jan Ransom and Bianca Pallaro
The budget soared under Mayor Bill de Blasio, who significantly expanded the size of New York City government. The next mayor, Eric Adams, might have to rein it in.
By Emma G. Fitzsimmons
The departing New York City schools chancellor pulled off a big task in a short period of time: reopening the nation's largest school district during a pandemic.
By Lola Fadulu
Putting off the Public Theater's annual showcase for experimental work was the latest sign of the variant's impact on live performance.
By Laura Zornosa
He was the longest-tenured bookseller in the history of New York's most storied bookstore, and he perpetuated its bohemian character.
By Alex Traub
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