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New Census data is out about New York City neighborhoods; an online tool helps reveal what there is to know.

Gov. Kathy Hochul approved the $1million, 15-member commission last week, changing her position after vetoing a similar proposal last year.

While the city’s overall population grows, the number of non-Hispanic Blacks continues to tumble; an epicenter of the change is Bed-Stuy.

“It's a straw in the wind that things are starting to go back to normal.”

“This number will ensure our city gets the federal resources we need to keep moving forward," Mayor de Blasio said.

Among the ten zip codes that saw the highest rates of move-outs last year compared to 2019, all but one was in Manhattan (the exception was Long Island City) and six included parts of Midtown, the Upper West Side, and the Upper East Side.

New York has lost the most residents in the country in 2019.

Operation Alienate People By Making This City Semi-Unlivable For Much Of The Population has clearly been a huge success!

U.S. census records show that over 1 million people have abandoned the New York area since 2010.

Tokyo's got sprawl, but Seoul's packed tighter than the Union Square 4,5,6 platform on a weekday morning.