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  • East Flatbush Residents Demand Safer Shelter Placement Near Schools in Town Hall Meeting

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    Apr 9
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Bronx, Brooklyn, East Flatbush, Housing, Public Safety, Queens

    During a recent town hall meeting in East Flatbush, residents raised significant concerns regarding the presence of homeless shelters near local schools. Mayor Eric Adams, along with city officials, engaged with community members to discuss potential measures to address these… more ›

  • East Harlem Residents React to Gang Indictments Amid Controversy Over NYPD’s Criminal Group Database

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    Apr 9
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    East Harlem, Elections, Manhattan, Public Safety

    On April 8, 2025, East Harlem residents received an important announcement regarding public safety and recent gang indictments. Mayor Eric Adams, in collaboration with District Attorney Alvin Bragg and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch, detailed the takedown of two violent gangs… more ›

  • City Unveils Comprehensive Strategy to Combat Youth Gun Violence in East Harlem

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    Apr 9
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    East Harlem, Education, Harlem, Housing, Manhattan, Public Safety

    City officials recently announced strategic initiatives aimed at combating youth gun violence in East Harlem, marking a proactive step toward community safety. During a press briefing on April 8, 2025, Mayor Eric Adams, District Attorney Alvin Bragg, and NYPD Commissioner… more ›

  • Arts Education at Risk: Advocates Urge NYC to Prioritize Funding Amid Budget Cuts

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    Apr 9
    New York City, NYCCouncil
    Budget, Education

    Funding cuts proposed in recent amendments to New York City’s budget could jeopardize access to essential arts education for thousands of students, according to testimonies from local stakeholders during a recent public meeting. As the city grapples with a potential… more ›

  • Public Meeting Calls for Urgent Action on NYC School Librarian Shortage

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    Apr 9
    New York City, NYCCouncil
    Education, Elections

    A public meeting held on April 8, 2025, addressed the alarming shortage of certified librarians in New York City schools. Advocates stressed the need for robust legislation to ensure that every public school has access to certified librarians. Currently, out… more ›

  • NYC Invests $40 Million to Modernize Hunts Point Market Amid Rising Food Prices

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    Apr 9
    New York City, NYCCouncil
    Bronx, Economic Development, Hunts Point, Sanitation, Transportation, Utilities

    New York City is taking significant steps to enhance its food storage infrastructure amid rising food prices, particularly at the Hunts Point Produce Market. Improvements are underway aimed at modernizing the facility, which currently serves as the nation’s largest food… more ›

  • NYC Officials Plan Enhanced Access to Cooling Centers Amid Rising Heat Risks

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    Apr 9
    New York City, NYCCouncil
    Economic Development, Environment, Public Safety

    New York City officials discussed plans to enhance cooling center accessibility during a City Council meeting on April 8, 2025. As extreme heat continues to pose health risks, the city aims to facilitate better access to cooling options for vulnerable… more ›

  • Proposed Modifications to West 12th Street Bridge Will Enhance Accessibility and Community Engagement

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    Apr 9
    New York City, NYC Department of City Planning
    Public Safety, Transportation

    City officials outlined proposed modifications to the West 12th Street Bridge during a recent public City Planning Commission (CPC) meeting. These changes aim to enhance accessibility and improve the area around the bridge, which is crucial for local residents and… more ›

  • City Planning Commission Approves Grace Houses Development to Boost Affordable Housing in East New York

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    Apr 9
    New York City, NYC Department of City Planning
    Brooklyn, East New York, Economic Development, Housing

    The City Planning Commission discussed the Grace Houses development project during a recent public meeting, highlighting plans to create over 150 income-restricted housing units while ensuring community benefits. The proposed seven-story mixed-use building aims to not only facilitate affordable housing… more ›

  • NYC Civic Engagement Commission Unveils New Strategies to Boost Voter Turnout Ahead of June Primaries

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    Apr 9
    New York City, NYC Civic Engagement Commission
    Elections, Public Safety

    The NYC Civic Engagement Commission discussed several strategies aimed at increasing voter turnout during its public meeting on April 3, 2025. The commission highlighted ongoing initiatives that focus on enhancing civic participation and accessibility in the upcoming elections. One key… more ›

  • Adams Administration Celebrates Women’s History Month with Bold Gender Equity Initiatives

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    Mar 27
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Economic Development, Education, Public Safety

    The Adams administration has made significant strides in promoting gender equity in New York City, a commitment highlighted at a recent reception celebrating Women’s History Month at Gracie Mansion. During this event, Mayor Eric Adams emphasized the administration’s determination to… more ›

  • New York City Takes Bold Steps to Transition Families from Shelters to Permanent Homes

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    Mar 27
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Economic Development, Housing

    New York City officials have launched significant initiatives to facilitate the transition of families from shelters to permanent housing, aiming to tackle the ongoing housing crisis. During a recent announcement, Mayor Eric Adams highlighted the opening of a new building… more ›

  • NYC Council Takes Stand to Improve Public Safety and Accountability in Housing Developments

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    Mar 27
    New York City, NYCCouncil
    Housing, Public Safety

    During the recent New York City Council meeting on March 26, 2025, council members passionately outlined measures to enhance public safety in housing developments. Key discussions focused on holding landlords accountable for negligence and improving safety standards in public housing.… more ›

  • NYC Council Warns of $110 Million FEMA Funding Cuts Impacting Emergency Services

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    Mar 27
    New York City, NYCCouncil
    Budget, Public Safety

    City Council members gathered on March 27, 2025, to address the implications of potential federal budget cuts on New York City’s emergency management services. During the meeting, they expressed deep concerns over proposed reductions targeting the Federal Emergency Management Agency… more ›

  • Staten Island Residents Demand Solutions as Marijuana Smell Disrupts Quality of Life

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    Mar 27
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Public Safety, Staten Island

    Residents at a Staten Island town hall meeting expressed concerns about the pervasive smell of marijuana in their neighborhoods following its legalization. Mayor Eric Adams addressed these worries, acknowledging that the legalization of cannabis has resulted in noticeable odors becoming… more ›

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