Governor Hochul Urges NY Colleges to Enhance Safety Measures for Fall Semester
Governor Kathy Hochul directed over 200 New York colleges and universities to bolster their emergency preparedness plans ahead of the...
Parkchester Management Fined $1 Million in Historic Housing Discrimination Settlement
On Thursday, August 22nd, New York City announced a historic $1 million settlement with Parkchester Preservation Management, a prominent Bronx...
New York Court Upholds Early Mail Voting as Constitutional
On Tuesday, August 20th, New York’s highest court ruled that the state’s law allowing early voting by mail is constitutional,...
Former Representative George Santos Pleads Guilty to Federal Fraud Charges
On Monday, August 19th, former United States Representative George Santos pleaded guilty to federal charges of wire fraud and aggravated...
NYC Drivers Face Fines as MTA Launches Automated Enforcement for Blocking Bus Lanes
On Monday, August 19th, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) began issuing fines to drivers in New York City who block...
NYC Council Approves $500 Million Bronx Redevelopment Plan, Boosting Mayor
On Thursday, August 15th, the New York City Council approved a $500 million redevelopment plan for the Bronx, signaling potential...
College Campuses Brace for Renewed Protests as New Semester Begins
As students prepare to return to college campuses, tensions surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict are expected to resurface, sparking a new...
NYC Announces Tentative Agreement with United Probation Officers Association
On Friday, August 16th, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a tentative contract agreement with the United Probation Officers’...
New York Public Radio Faces Second Round of Layoffs Amid $10M Budget Shortfall
On Wednesday, August 14th, New York Public Radio (NYPR) announced a second round of layoffs, driven by a projected $10...
