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A new report from the Robin Hood Foundation shows that nearly two-thirds of low-income New Yorkers are behind on their utility bills.
If the bill is enacted, landlords in the area would have four years to comply with the new requirements – or risk hefty fines.
It’s the latest in a summer of transportation meltdowns partially caused by unrelenting heat waves.
Heat-related emergency room visits have been climbing as New York suffers through multiple heat waves.