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15 hours ago
New York City

Are R.F.K. Jr. Signature Gatherers Misleading New Yorkers for Ballot Access?

The Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s independent presidential campaign in New York is using deceptive tactics to collect signatures for ballot placement. [ more ]
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1 month ago
New York City

Prisoners Who Sued Over Lockdown Will Be Allowed to View Solar Eclipse

New York State's corrections department allowed inmates to view the solar eclipse at a prison where they are held.
The inmates filed a lawsuit arguing that the prison lockdown during the eclipse violated their constitutional right to practice their religion. [ more ]
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2 months ago
New York City

Paul L. Gioia, Who Oversaw Nuclear Power in New York, Dies at 81

Paul L. Gioia was a former chairman of the Public Service Commission, known for his independence and standing up against political influences.
Gioia was removed from his position as chairman by Governor Mario M. Cuomo during a gubernatorial election year. [ more ]
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housing-crisis
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3 weeks ago
New York City

Will a Housing Deal Make New York More Affordable?

New York State officials are working on a housing law package to address high housing costs and shortage issues in the state. [ more ]
Bronx Times
1 month ago
NYC politics

Gov. Hochul announces more than $100M for affordable housing projects in Mott Haven, Melrose - Bronx Times

The investment of over $400 million, with $100 million for Bronx affordable housing, will impact over 1,000 New Yorkers statewide.
The funding will support the development of 1,100 affordable homes in areas like the Bronx, Brooklyn, Ontario, and Ulster counties. [ more ]
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1 month ago
New York City

A New York Housing Deal Could Be Close. What's Holding It Up?

Different factions are in disagreement over key priorities in addressing the housing crisis in New York State.
Governor Kathy Hochul emphasizes the delicate nature of negotiations in passing a housing plan, likening it to a game of Jenga. [ more ]
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Brooklyn Eagle
2 months ago
Brooklyn

High school students, it's time to submit your Law Day articles!

Law Day Art Contest encourages engagement with democracy through creativity
Brooklyn is a diverse and significant city within New York State [ more ]
Brownstoner
3 months ago
Wine

Proposed Bill Seeks Supermarket Wine Sales, Threatening Independent Liquor Stores

The future of independently owned liquor stores in Brooklyn and across New York state could be in jeopardy if a bill allowing supermarkets to sell wine becomes law.
Opponents of the bill argue that allowing supermarkets to sell wine will create fierce price competition and put mom-and-pop liquor stores out of business. [ more ]
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2 months ago
New York City

Why a $25 Million Plan to Relocate N.Y.C. Migrant Families Is Struggling

The Migrant Relocation Assistance Program in New York has only resettled about 170 families out of the intended 1,250.
The program in New York has fallen significantly short of expectations, in contrast to a similar program in Illinois that has resettled a much higher number of households. [ more ]
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2 months ago
New York City

New York Prisons Bill Would Make It Easier to Fire Abusive Guards

A bill has been filed in the New York state senate that would give the corrections department the power to remove abusive guards from prisons.
The bill would give the commissioner of the department the final say in cases of serious misconduct, bypassing third-party arbitrators.
The bill was introduced in response to an investigation that revealed the department's disciplinary system was ineffective at holding abusive guards accountable. [ more ]
New York Post
4 months ago
New York City

Cluck Off! Albany pols want to boot Chick-fil-A from thruway rest stops

Some state politicians are trying to pass a bill to bar Chick-fil-A from New York State Thruway rest stops due to its donations to anti-LGBT causes.
The bill would require any eatery on the highway to be open seven days a week, which is not possible for Chick-fil-A. [ more ]
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2 months ago
NYC politics

Deadly fire at senior living complex on Long Island | Flipboard

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2 months ago
NYC politics

Long Island deadly police shooting | Flipboard

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3 months ago
NYC politics

NYPD provides update on grand larceny in the city | Flipboard

NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban provides latest information [ more ]
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3 months ago
NYC politics

Jury selection in Jam Master Jay murder trial | Flipboard

The latest news on crime in New York City
Coverage of crime activities in New York State [ more ]
www.amny.com
3 months ago
NYC politics

Hochul proposes $2.4 billion to deal with migrant crisis in new budget vision | amNewYork

Gov. Kathy Hochul is proposing a $233 billion budget for the next fiscal year in New York State, including $2.4 billion for the ongoing migrant crisis in New York City.
The funds will be used for housing, job placements, and legal services for new arrivals. [ more ]
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3 months ago
NYC politics

STORM WATCH: Businesses in Brooklyn clean up after messy winter weather | Flipboard

News 12 journalist Faith Graham is assessing the amount of snowfall in New York City.
The videos cover topics such as weather conditions, New York State, New York City, and Brooklyn. [ more ]
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3 months ago
NYC politics

'Hot' new item at ice cream shop | Flipboard

There are videos available on FOX 5 NY's website.
The videos cover topics related to New York State and New York City. [ more ]
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3 months ago
NYC politics

NYC weather: When will it snow? | Flipboard

FOX 5 NY's Mike Woods has the details.. [ more ]
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4 months ago
New York City

New York Wants to Pay Landlords to Fix and Rent Single-Room Apartments

New York State plans to pay landlords to renovate and maintain S.R.O.s in an effort to address homelessness and preserve affordable housing.
S.R.O.s, which provide small, cheap rental units, have been in decline due to government policies and associations with poverty. [ more ]
New York Post
1 week ago
NYC politics

NY won't meet climate change goals under 'asinine' green energy law, business rep claims

New York's climate change law could lead to unattainable green energy goals and high consumer costs. [ more ]
BKReader
2 weeks ago
NYC politics

Albany Approves $237 Billion State Budget

New York State finalizes $237 billion budget for fiscal year 2025, focusing on housing, asylum seekers, and cracking down on illegal cannabis stores. [ more ]
New York Post
3 weeks ago
NYC politics

New Yorkers get next to nothing for their high state taxes - Albany budget deal won't change that

New York state ranks poorly in economic outlook and services provided despite high taxes. [ more ]
Hudson Valley Post
1 month ago
NYC politics

These Are The 10 'Trashiest' Places To Live Or Visit In New York

RoadSnacks 2024 list of 'The 10 Trashiest Cities In New York' is trending.
Criteria for ranking include drug use, violence, welfare recipients, and other socioeconomic factors. [ more ]
BKReader
1 month ago
NYC politics

NY Pharmacies Can Sell Birth Control Without a Prescription

New York allows pharmacists to dispense birth control without a prescription
Out-of-state visitors can also purchase birth control in New York. [ more ]
New York Post
3 months ago
NYC politics

NY unveils first rules for growing marijuana at home: How you can cultivate cannabis

New York State cannabis regulators have unveiled the first rules for home cultivation of marijuana.
Home growers in New York will be allowed to cultivate up to six mature marijuana plants and possess up to five pounds of flower or concentrate per household.
The proposed regulations include requirements for secure storage, single-site cultivation, and purchasing plants from state-regulated retailers. [ more ]
www.amny.com
2 weeks ago
Media industry

Local journalism in New York gets big boost with first-ever NYS payroll tax credit | amNewYork

New York introduces tax credit to support local journalism outlets, a first-in-the-nation initiative. [ more ]
Brooklyn Eagle
2 months ago
Media industry

More than 100 New York State newspapers form coalition to advocate for local journalism amid turbulent times and increasing closures

Local news organizations in New York launch The Empire State Local News Coalition for sustainability.
Over 3,000 newspapers have closed in the U.S. since 2005, impacting journalism and civic engagement. [ more ]
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Eagle
3 weeks ago
Brooklyn

Cyberattack hits New York state government's bill drafting office

The New York state Legislature's bill drafting office faced a cyberattack affecting the bill drafting system, posing a potential challenge during finalizing state budget bills. [ more ]
Brooklyn Eagle
1 month ago
Brooklyn

What's News, Breaking: Wednesday, March 27, 2024

New York State ready to assist commerce following bridge collapse
Mike Tyson launches cannabis-infused gummies shaped like ears [ more ]
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Hudson Valley Post
1 month ago
NYC food

These 10 New York Restaurants Make The Best Burgers In The State

Ten restaurants from New York State have the best burgers, including two from the Hudson Valley.
The New York Beef Council announced the '2024 Best NY Burger Top Ten' with notable restaurants highlighted. [ more ]
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1 month ago
NYC food

Capital Region brewery among Top 10 for Best NY Burger

Chatham Brewing's 'Loaded Brewery Burger' among Top 10 finalists for Best NY Burger Competition.
Judges to rate finalists on taste, appearance, and temperature without revealing their identity. [ more ]
Hudson Valley Post
2 months ago
NYC food

The Best Italian Restaurant In New York State

Fresh ingredients are crucial in good Italian cuisine.
Patsy's Italian Restaurant in NYC is named the best in New York state. [ more ]
Brooklyn Eagle
1 month ago
Law

Symposium on structural racism in New York hosted by State Bar Association

The symposium aims to address the historical impact of structural racism in New York, particularly focusing on discriminatory laws and policies across various aspects of life.
The event highlights the importance of collaborating between legal and educational institutions to combat systemic injustices and promote equal access to rights and opportunities. [ more ]
New York Post
2 months ago
Environment

'Surging sea levels' report is just an invitation to panic and not question the extreme green agenda

Sea levels in New York could rise significantly in the coming decades, prompting concerns about flooding and infrastructure planning.
State agencies like the DEC are issuing alarming reports on climate change impacts, but their suggested solutions may not address the real issues effectively. [ more ]
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2 months ago
Education

Anticipating Cuts, Rural Schools Look to Upcoming N.Y. Budget With Dread

Rural schools like Franklin Central face budget cuts impacting students and community
New budget plan threatens essential programs and staff at rural districts in New York State [ more ]
LI Press
2 months ago
Education

Stony Brook Student Pushes New York Politicians, Educators to Do More to Prevent Youth Suicide

The suicide rate among American youths has been increasing over the last two decades.
New York State does not currently have uniform suicide prevention and intervention standards for K-12 schools or colleges and universities. [ more ]
New York Post
3 months ago
Education

With families struggling to get their kids a good education, Albany must put raising the charter-school cap on its agenda

Lawford Cunningham, the superintendent of Icahn Charter Schools, is calling on lawmakers in New York to raise the cap on charter schools.
Cunningham argues that failing to raise the charter-school-cap is a dereliction of duty to working-class families and is preventing deserving children from accessing quality education. [ more ]
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3 months ago
Education

Opinion | Don't Ditch Standardized Tests. Fix Them.

Nearly 200,000 students in New York State refused to take standardized exams, despite the disruptions caused by the pandemic.
Opt-out proponents argue that standardized tests are flawed and focus on punishment rather than education. [ more ]
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5 months ago
Education

Amazon offers $25 flights to college students | Flipboard

3,000 students will have the opportunity to get $25 domestic flights
The initiative is aimed at promoting tourism and travel among college students [ more ]
Gay City News
2 months ago
LGBT

Nassau County executive's ban on trans athletes sparks outrage

Trans athletes facing discrimination in Nassau County
Executive order contradicts existing anti-discrimination policies [ more ]
BKReader
2 months ago
Social justice

Wakanda Forever! How New York State is Creating Living History

Black History Month celebrates the legacy of African American historical figures.
Significant Black political leadership in New York State is a testament to the importance of Black history. [ more ]
Newsday
2 months ago
Public health

Baldwin midwife, Amityville nurse cases highlight vaccine fraud; more state investigations active

Increase in reported student vaccinations outside NYC
Concerns over widespread fake vaccinations [ more ]
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5 months ago
Public health

New York State Leans on Hospitals to Close Gaps in Social Safety Net

New York State issues guidelines for hospitals to improve communication with care teams and prevent violence.
The state comptroller describes the article as a wake-up call and emphasizes the dire consequences of failing to help the mentally ill.
The New York City Council has taken steps to address gaps in the city's mental health services. [ more ]
New York Post
3 months ago
US Elections

NY Conservative Party leaders cite 'overwhelming support' for Trump as it endorses former president ahead of NH GOP primary

New York State's Conservative Party leaders are backing Donald Trump for president.
The Conservative Party is the third largest vote-getter in the Empire State. [ more ]
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3 months ago
Photography

Gov. Hochul's plans for April solar eclipse: Here's what you need to know

Less than 100 days until New York state's first total solar eclipse in nearly a century
Gov. Kathy Hochul providing plans for a safe and enjoyable viewing experience [ more ]
www.aljazeera.com
3 months ago
US politics

Gunman in racist mass shooting in Buffalo to face death penalty

Federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty against white supremacist Payton Gendron for murdering 10 Black people in a New York supermarket in 2022.
Gendron had selected the supermarket to maximize the number of Black victims and targeted a vulnerable victim due to old age and infirmity. [ more ]
AVC
4 months ago
Artificial intelligence

Empire AI - AVC

Empire AI will be a state-of-the-art AI computing center in Upstate New York, created through a collaboration between academic institutions, the New York State Government, and philanthropic donors.
Over $400 million in funding has been committed over ten years to build and operate the Empire AI facility, with the state contributing $275 million and the rest coming from participating universities and philanthropy. [ more ]
WSJ
4 months ago
NYC politics

WSJ News Exclusive | New York State Plans to Give Some Cities Free Cyber Tools

New York state will provide select cities with free cybersecurity tools
The two largest municipalities in each New York county will be given access to cybersecurity technology from CrowdStrike Holdings for free. [ more ]
BKReader
4 months ago
NYC politics

White households net worth 15x higher than Black households: Report

A new report by New York City Comptroller Brad Lander highlights significant racial wealth disparities in New York State and City.
The report reveals disparities in net household wealth, home values, retirement savings, investment income, and student debt. [ more ]
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