A coalition of 20 states and Washington, D.C. announced Monday they are suing the Trump administration to stop what they call an “illegal...
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As Republicans in states like Texas move to redraw congressional districts in their favor ahead of 2026, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul says...
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In an area too often deprived of creative amenities, a fresh vision is flourishing—one that prioritizes innovation, local opportunities,...
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Plans for a strike by over 1,100 Legal Aid Society attorneys on July 25, 2025, have been called off—at least temporarily—following a...
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New York City families will see expanded access to after-school programs this fall, as Mayor Eric Adams announced the launch of 40 new...
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New Yorkers will have a chance this November to weigh in on five ballot proposals that could significantly alter how the city tackles its...
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Rep. Mike Lawler is forgoing a high-profile bid for New York governor and will instead seek a third term in Congress, he confirmed...
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Temporary Library Provides Essential Services While Historic Branch Undergoes Upgrade BROOKLYN, NY — The Brooklyn Public Library (BPL)...
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Queens Borough President Donovan Richards released the 2025 Community Board Demographic Report this week, revealing a record number of new...
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The political scene in Queens is heating up as Assembly Member Jessica González-Rojas has officially filed to challenge incumbent State...
