Category: New York City

• New York City Officially Calls for Community Engagement in 2026 Solid Waste Management Plan

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  Dec 10

  City officials discussed strategies for increasing community engagement in New York City’s 2026 Solid Waste Management Plan during a public meeting held on December 9, 2025. The City Council’s Committee… more ›

• NYPD to Use Translation Apps for Enhanced Emergency Communication

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  Dec 9

  New York City’s recent initiative to incorporate translation apps into emergency response protocols aims to enhance communication between the NYPD and the city’s diverse communities. During a meeting at City… more ›

• NYC Launches ‘Hello’ App to Break Language Barriers in Schools

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  Dec 9

  New York City is set to introduce the “Hello” app, a new tool aimed at enhancing language accessibility for parents and students in the public school system. At a recent… more ›

• Immigrant Families Share Heartbreaking Stories at NYC Council Hearing on ICE Collaboration

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  Dec 9

  Community members expressed deep concerns about their interactions with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during a New York City Council Immigration Committee hearing on December 8, 2025. Testimonies highlighted the… more ›

• New York City Council Discusses Vital Immigrant Protections with New Trust Act Proposal

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  Dec 9

  City Council members convened on December 8, 2025, to discuss the New York City Trust Act, a legislative proposal designed to enhance protections for immigrant communities and establish accountability for… more ›

• City Officials Unveil Strategies to Support New SNAP Work Requirements Impact on New Yorkers

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  Dec 9

  City officials discussed strategies to support individuals affected by new work requirements linked to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Medicaid at a recent Workforce Development Board meeting held… more ›

• Community Feedback Shines Light on City Projects: Successes and Calls for More Accessibility

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  Dec 9

  During a recent city progress report meeting, local officials highlighted community feedback on completed projects, revealing a mix of enthusiasm and constructive criticism from residents. Some attendees expressed gratitude for… more ›

• Brooklyn Launches First Blue Belt Project to Combat Flooding and Enhance Green Spaces

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  Dec 9

  Local residents can anticipate significant outcomes from the creation of Brooklyn’s first-ever blue belt project at Prospect Park. The initiative promises to improve stormwater management, helping to shield the surrounding… more ›

• New York City Secures Historic $38 Million Settlement for Worker Protections Against Starbucks

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  Dec 9

  The city has made significant strides in ensuring worker protections, particularly with the recent settlement against Starbucks. The settlement mandates that Starbucks pay more than $38 million in fines and… more ›

• NYC Council Pushes for Pay Equity and Transparency in City Contracting

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  Dec 5

  During the New York City Council meeting on December 4, 2025, council members focused on advancing pay equity and improving transparency in city contracting processes. The council aimed to implement… more ›

• NYC Council Overrides Mayor’s Veto to Boost Protections for Low-Income Residents

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  Dec 5

  During the New York City Council meeting on December 4, 2025, council members voted to override Mayor Eric Adams’ vetoes on four crucial bills that aim to enhance protections for… more ›

• Council Proposes EpiPen Mandate in Schools to Protect Students with Allergies

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  Dec 5

  The New York City Council recently discussed the anticipated effects of proposed legislation requiring EpiPens in schools during a meeting. This initiative, known as Intro 895A, aims to mandate that… more ›

• New York City Council Legislation Focuses on Enhancing Public Safety in Parks and Water

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  Dec 5

  City Council members are taking significant steps to bolster public safety and health oversight in New York City. During a recent council meeting, new legislation aimed at improving safety measures,… more ›

• City Council Pushes for Expanded Parkland Access in Underserved Communities

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  Dec 5

  During a recent City Council meeting, officials discussed critical legislation aimed at enhancing public parkland acquisition in underserved neighborhoods, particularly in Brooklyn’s Community District 5 and Queens’ Community District 3.… more ›

• City Council Advances Code Amendments to Combat Inland Flooding Risks in NYC

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  Dec 5

  City Council members gathered on December 4, 2025, to discuss proposed amendments to construction codes aimed at mitigating inland flooding risks in New York City. The suggested legislative changes, spearheaded… more ›