WPIX: Cabbies protest congestion pricing fee they now have to charge; it’s killing business, and drivers, they say

MIDTOWN, Manhattan -- It's a proposal that would affect almost every driver in New York City starting in 2021, if it passes the state legislature this year.

However, congestion pricing -- the plan that would charge drivers for driving in the southern third of Manhattan's streets -- has already been in effect for yellow and green cab drivers since February 2.
Many of the drivers say that the added cost is ruining their business. On Wednesday, dozens of cab drivers held a mobile, and very loud, protest against the surcharge outside of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office.

Mortgages for First Time Military Home Buyers

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Why Did the Creditor Take My Tax Refund – Arizona Law

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“The Dog Ate My Computer” Argument by Chapter 13 Debtor

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“The Dog Eat My Homework” Argument by Chapter 13 Debtor

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Navient & FedLoan Mismanagement of Student Loans

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January 2019 TLC medallion sales

The January 2019 New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission (TLC) sales results have been released to the public. And as is our practice, provided below are Jim Shenwick’s comments about those sales results.
1. The volume of transfers fell from December. In January, there were 94 unrestricted taxi medallion sales.

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