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Los Angeles City Councilman Kevin de León, left, and City Council President Nury Martinez confer on Tuesday.
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Los Angeles

LA Will End Pandemic-Era Eviction Ban in February

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New York City

New York City Dropping Indoor Dining Vaccine Requirement on March 7

By Nicholas Rizzi
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People queue up outside a COVID-19 vaccination site in the Queens borough on December 23, 2021 in New York City.
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New York City

More Than 1,400 City Employees Get Pink Slips for Not Getting Vaccinated

By Celia Young
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Gov. Kathy Hochul.
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New York City

New York Lifts State Mask Mandate

By Celia Young
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New York City

Goldman Sachs Requiring COVID-19 Boosters as Cases Surge

By Celia Young
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Two people wearing masks holding Shake Shack bags walk past a WeWork office building amid the coronavirus pandemic on May 12, 2020 in New York City.
Leases  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

Manhattan Saw Higher Than Pre-Pandemic Office Leasing Before Omicron Spike

By Celia Young
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Features
New York City

Sunday Summary: Omicron Gets in the Way

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New York Governor Kathy Hochul wears a mask and looks towards the left.
Politics & Real Estate
New York

Hochul Requests Nearly $1B Federal Infusion for Rent Relief Program

By Mark Hallum
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Sales  ·  Hotels
New York City

Dutch Hotel Chain CitizenM Nabs $1B Funding to Expand

By Mark Hallum
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Seven-story scaffolds holding construction crews surround The Mark which features 165 apartments and 20,000 square feet of retail shops on the ground floor, under construction along Market Street in Riverside, Calif. in October, 2021.
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Los Angeles

Southern California Rents Will Jump by Hundreds of Dollars: USC

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Average rents for properties with more than 100,000 square feet in the Inland Empire averaged $0.73 per square foot in the first nine months of 2021, up a whopping 29 percent from the same period in 2020.
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Inland Empire

Less Than 1% of Inland Empire Warehouse Space Is Free

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Excavation started in May in the triangular lot at 9060 Santa Monica Boulevard, located at the intersection of Melrose Avenue, Santa Monica Boulevard and Doheny Drive. The mixed-use Melrose Triangle project by the Charles Company will feature 245,000 square feet of office space.
Development  ·  Mixed-use
Los Angeles

Two Big West Hollywood Developments Pivot for More Office Space

By James F. Mills
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Winchester Lab in Connecticut.
Finance  ·  Coronavirus
National

Cash Injection: Life Sciences Funding to Shatter Pre-COVID Rates, Again

By Greg Cornfield
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks to union workers and volunteers on election day at the IBEW Local 6 union hall in San Francisco. The attempt to unseat and replace Newsom failed, with more than 64 percent voting to keep him in office.
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California

Gavin Newsom Keeps His Day Job

By Greg Cornfield
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A hospitality worker serves a pitcher of beer to customers sat at an outdoor table of a re-opened bar.
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California

California Plans to Expand Outdoor Space for Bars, Restaurants

By Greg Cornfield
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The El Capitan Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard is seen earlier this year playing 'Raya and the Last Dragon' on its first day of reopening since it was closed in 2020 due to local COVID-19 restrictions.
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Los Angeles

LA City Attorney Calls for Total Vaccine Mandate

By Greg Cornfield
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A sign saying "COVID 19 TEST" in front of a healthcare worker adorned in a face shield and blue suit.
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New York City

Delta Variant Now Dominant Strain of New York City COVID-19 Cases

By Celia Young
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National

Amazon Delays Office Return Until 2022 Due to COVID-19 Surge

By Celia Young
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