What a difference an election can make.
Mayor de Blasio has proposed $6 billion in new spending for the fiscal year that starts July 1 above his Jan. 14 preliminary financial plan, including several thousand new hires as part of what he called a "recovery budget" that would be "a radical investment in working families to drive economic growth in every neighborhood."
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