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ICE Blocked From Rikers As Judge Extends Order Halting Cooperation With Feds
The lawyer representing the City Council blasted the arrangement as a "corrupt deal."
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Revolt Against Mandatory Reporting Law Rises Among Professionals Required To Protect Children
In response to a relentless rise in calls to New York state’s child abuse hotline, doctors are mobilizing to change the law.
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The Protests Shook Columbia To Its Core. Now Trump Is Trying To Upend The University Altogether.
A year of protests and now the Trump administration’s response to them has shaken New York City’s only Ivy League university to its core.
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City's Largest Municipal Union And AG James Back Adrienne Adams For Mayor
The support of DC 37’s more than 200,000 members could provide a boost for the City Council speaker’s struggling mayoral campaign.
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More Than 5,000 People Are On A NY State Police Gang Database That's Talking To ICE
The database has attracted little attention and uses speculative criteria to designate people as members of criminal gangs.
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A ‘Blue Highway' Is Cruising To Hunts Point
A new marine freight barge at the country's largest wholesale fish market could reduce congestion and air pollution.
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Staten Islanders Suffer From Bus Slowdown And Increasing Wait Times
Commuters in the oft-neglected borough say they are missing school and church because of buses that can't seem to find the fast lane.
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Your Guide To REAL IDs As Deadline Nears In New York
The date to get a “real ID compliant” drivers license to fly is coming up fast — but that doesn’t necessarily mean you need to get a new ID.
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New Yorkers Mourn Pope Francis, The ‘Pope Of The People'
“Until the last day of his life, he was a messenger of hope,” said Bishop Robert Brennan, speaking to an afternoon crowd of churchgoers.
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Judge Temporarily Blocks ICE's Return To Rikers Island
The move came after the City Council sued to stop City Hall’s executive order allowing federal authorities to return to the jail.
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House Oversight Committee Refers Andrew Cuomo To DOJ For Criminal Prosecution
Cuomo has denied there ever being a cover-up. He announced his mayoral candidacy on March 1.
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New York Nonprofits Race To Prepare For Trump Assault
Trump on Thursday called tax-exempt status “a privilege” that’s “been abused by a lot more than Harvard.”
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RFK's War On Fluoride Rings Alarm With NYC Health Officials And Dental Experts
Health commissioner says disparities in dental care will put children living in poverty at risk.
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How An Indicted Tow Trucker Gained Entree To The Top Of The Adams Administration
Mike Mazzio helped raise nearly $400,000 for Adams’ 2021 campaign and hired the mayor’s state Senate colleague Jeff Klein as his lobbyist.
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Immigrants Keep Lining Up To Learn English As City Hall Cuts Support
City agency funding has not kept pace with increasing needs since the city's migrant population grew, a new report finds.
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Notes From The Underground: A Look At Subway Cars New And Old
The MTA wants to spend a big chunk of its next capital budget on train cars, which would be the most significant upgrade in decades.
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Multiple Probes Into Eric Adams' Inner Circle Persist, Even As Mayor Escapes Prosecution
A slew of Adams’ closest allies have had their homes searched by law enforcement, leading to 11 resignations and 3 indictments - so far.
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Newly ‘Independent' Mayor Eric Adams Rails Against Democrats In Forum Debut
Rev. Al Sharpton hosted mayoral hopefuls just after Adams abandoned his Democratic primary bid.
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Trans Athlete Claims Amateur Brooklyn Tennis League Kicked Her Out
Steven Chagnon forwarded the message to Woodman, along with a request. “Cammie, can we move you to an appropriate level Men’s Division?”
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One Man's Year On Rikers Exposes Limits Of Mental Health Reforms
One sticking point remains: currently, prosecutors are typically the ones who decide if a case should be moved to mental health court.
