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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand spoke to veterans Sunday at her Midtown office to rally for job opportunities for veterans.

The Rent Guidelines Board held a public session Monday to solicit feedback on its proposed yearly rent hikes.

The City Council will hold a hearing Thursday to examine the merits of the bill.

The board wants to see stabilized rents increase by up to nine percent.

The national jobless rate reportedly fell below 9 percent for the first time since May 2009.

Hundreds rallied on City Hall steps ahead of the hearing to protest the retail giant's interest in opening in the city.

The Embassy Suites hotel is closing Jan. 5 for about a year of renovations, leaving hundreds without work downtown.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg laid out a plan to fix the economy including creating 10 new Workforce1 Career Centers.

Extended benefits are set to expire this month unless Congress can agree to another extension plan.

Mayor Bloomberg unveiled a new Spider-Man comic that highlights the city's employment resources.

A line of hundreds of applicants snaked around the United Palace Theater all day for a neighborhood job fair.

A job fair is planned to address high unemployment in Washington Heights and Inwood.

New Yorkers' personal income fell 3.1 percent in 2009, the first decline in 70 years, according to a new report.

Salaries for managers in New York City have increased by 11 percent since 2007, according to a published report.

A company that handles parking for film shoots in Manhattan allegedly ran an unemployment scam for years.