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Criminal-Probe Pretext For NYPD ICE Cooperation Alarms Immigrant Advocates
Commissioner Jessica Tisch said providing Palestinian activist Leqaa Kordia’s file to the feds was an exception to city sanctuary laws.
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Campaign Board Chair Nixes Eric Adams' Re-Upped Request For $4 Million In Matching Funds
The CFB chair shot Adams down, citing his campaign’s failure to answer inquiries on questionable campaign contributions and expenses.
New York City|News|
13 City Council Races To Watch In NYC's June Election
All 51 seats in the city’s legislative body are up for grabs this year.
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God Calling: Product Of City Seminary Reflects On Pope Pick
Patrice Legoute was at the time a 15-year-old junior when Pope Francis visited New York in 2015, and was "drawn to the priesthood."
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Trump Budget Proposal Could Devastate New York's Housing Landscape
Billions in aid cuts and a two-year limit on vouchers would cripple tenants and landlords alike, industry groups say.
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Parks Commissioner To Resign, Sources Say
During her tenure, the agency finished nearly 340 capital projects and launched Vital Parks for All.
New York City|News|
States Sue Trump To Lift Offshore Wind Power Blockade
17 Democratic attorneys general seek an injunction after a federal order halted work on a massive project off the coast of Long Island.
Queens, NY|News|
Tech Is Driving The NYC Economy, New Report Finds
The Center for an Urban Future finds that 30 years after establishing a foothold, the industry could soon rival Silicon Valley in size.
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Is There A Hidden Strategy To Ranked Choice Voting?
Though the system can seem opaque, the best way to do it is the most straightforward one.
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Can Voters Game Out Their Ranked Choice Ballot?
Though the system can seem opaque, the best way to do it is the most straightforward one.
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Touting $115B ‘Best Budget Ever,' Mayor Adams Braves Looming Trump And Economy Risks
Fiscal watchdogs urge bigger reserves amid economic and political turmoil while the mayor touts spending on childcare.
New York City|News|
Gaming The Vote? The Strategy Behind Your Ballot's Top Five
In this week’s election newsletter, we look at last November’s vote trends, the blank ballot wave and more.
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Will The Next Mayor Freeze Rent? That Could Be Up To Eric Adams
The Rent Guidelines Board is readying a hike as high as 4.75% — and could favor landlords well into the next mayor’s term.
Brooklyn, NY|News|
More Than 40% Of Democratic Presidential Primary Voters In These Neighborhoods Cast Blank Ballots For Gaza
Brooklyn and Queens delivered protest votes in sizable numbers and sent a message to Joe Biden’s support for the Gaza war efforts.
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Few Have Left Prison Under Hochul Early-Release Push
Just 151 people have left state incarceration out of hundreds potentially eligible as state grapples with a shortage of correction officers.
New York City|News|
MetroCard Holdouts Cling To Slivers Of Plastic Despite Tap-And-Go OMNY-Presence
As card machines go the way of the token, officials say a third of riders are reluctant to give up the now old-school swiping method.
New York City|News|
How To Throw A Party In A City Park, The Right Way
Even pop stars need park permits.
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Mayor Should Recuse Himself From Defending Sanctuary City Policies Against President, Says Comptroller
Brad Lander wants Eric Adams to appoint an independent party to handle Trump's mass deportation agenda.
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City Hall To Float Nonprofits More Money Upfront To Address Payment Delays
Adams said the move to give higher advance payments, estimated to be more than $5 billion, for the next fiscal year was “unprecedented.”
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Hidden From Cameras, New York State Prison Infirmaries Became ‘Torture Chambers'
After guards beat Robert Brooks to death in December, The Marshall Project found dozens more allegations of abuse in medical rooms.
