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The New York City Council on February 27, 2025, took significant steps toward enhancing voting privacy for domestic violence survivors through the passage of Intro 565A. This legislation seeks to ensure that survivors can participate in elections safely, without fear… more ›
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During a New York City Council meeting on February 27, 2025, lawmakers focused on protecting the city’s older adults from financial scams and enhancing resources to combat elder fraud. Council Member Crystal Hudson introduced key legislation that aims to equip… more ›
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New York City Council members expressed urgent concerns regarding the city’s leadership during their meeting on February 27, 2025, following the resignation of four deputy mayors. Speaker Adrienne Adams highlighted the critical need for strong governance as the city faces… more ›
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During a recent New York City Council meeting, lawmakers proposed critical legislative measures aimed at enhancing accountability for sexual abuse within the city’s correctional facilities. A significant focus was placed on addressing widespread allegations of sexual violence, particularly involving staff… more ›
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City Council members raised significant concerns about the proposed federal budget cuts during a recent meeting, emphasizing the potential harm to healthcare and food assistance programs critical to New Yorkers. The Trump-controlled Congress’s budget plan is expected to jeopardize essential… more ›
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During a public meeting on February 27, 2025, New York City Council leaders voiced urgent concerns regarding the city’s governance following the resignation of four deputy mayors. Council Speaker Adrienne Adams emphasized the pressing need for strong leadership amid ongoing… more ›
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Students at Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School are poised to benefit significantly from the school’s new Career Readiness Initiative, which aims to enhance job readiness through a diverse set of Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. These programs… more ›
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The New York City Council has taken vital steps to enhance protections for domestic violence survivors through the approval of new voting legislation. During the stated meeting on February 27, 2025, Council members discussed Intro 565A, a bill designed to… more ›
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City Council members voiced deep concerns about proposed federal budget cuts that could severely affect healthcare and food assistance for New Yorkers during a meeting on February 27, 2025. The Trump-controlled Congress’ budget proposal seeks to reduce critical funding for… more ›
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During the New York City Council’s stated meeting on February 27, 2025, city leaders confronted the implications of the recent resignation of four deputy mayors, which has raised concerns about the administration’s stability amid growing societal challenges. Council Speaker Adrienne… more ›
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At a recent City Council meeting, legislators discussed critical enhancements aimed at improving accountability measures for sexual abuse reporting within New York City’s correctional facilities. Sponsored by Council Member Farah Louis, Intro 1061A seeks to amend reporting practices to ensure… more ›
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City Council members convened on February 27, 2025, to tackle the urgent needs of New York City’s growing older adult population amidst rising financial scams. Legislative proposals highlighted during the meeting aim to enhance protection and resources for seniors, particularly… more ›
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City leaders expressed deep concerns about the impact of recent federal budget cuts on healthcare and food assistance during a meeting of the New York City Council on February 27. A proposed budget passed by the Trump-controlled Congress would significantly… more ›
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The recent resignation of four deputy mayors has left New York City’s leadership in a precarious position, prompting urgent calls for change. City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams openly criticized the situation, stating the mayor’s administration can no longer afford such… more ›
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New York City is digitizing historical records of enslaved individuals, making it easier for residents and researchers to access this crucial part of the city’s history. The Department of Records announced that it will transcribe documents dating back to 1660… more ›
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