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New York City Publishes Searchable List of Owners Who Could Face Pied‑à‑Terre Surcharge

The release has prompted privacy complaints, legal warnings, revenue doubts, possible market disruption and political backlash.

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City Keeps Summer Streets Footprint the Same for Five Saturdays

Delhi Reports Major Desilting Push Ahead of Monsoon

Cyberabad Orders Full Monsoon Readiness, Pushes IT Firms to Boost Shuttles

Neighbors Demand State Help After Aurora Avenue March Over Trafficking and Gunfire

Magdeburg Library Cancels Arne Semsrott Reading

Fargo Names Travis Stefonowicz Police Chief in Unanimous Vote

Frey Renominates Brian O’Hara to a Four-Year Term as Minneapolis Police Chief

Dieter Reiter Ends 12 Years as Munich Mayor With Farewell and Handover to Dominik Krause

Construction Begins to Extend Madison Avenue Double Bus Lanes to 23rd Street

Woodhaven Mayor Faces Independent Probe After Withdrawing Resignation

Leipzig Starts Fountain Season

Paris Files Complaint After 2015 Attack Memorial Garden Is Vandalized

New York City Launches Office of Curb Management

NYC to Separate Bike and Pedestrian Entrances to Brooklyn Bridge by June

Nancy Andrade Resigns as Chicago’s Human Relations Commissioner During Antisemitism Report Dispute

Hamtramck Fires City Clerk Over Partisan Punching Bags Found in Office

Cambridge Bans Official Use of X, Sets 60-Day Phaseout

Mexico City Police Detain 10 as Shakira’s Zócalo Concert Ends Without Major Incidents

San Diego Opens 7 Balboa Park Lots Free to Verified Residents Starting March 2