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At Weekly Press Conference, Mayor Adams Says He Plans to Downsize The Migrant Shelter at Hall Street

At Weekly Press Conference, Mayor Adams Says He Plans to Downsize The Migrant Shelter at Hall Street

NYC Mayor Adams discusses drones, new policing strategies and plans to close large migrant shelters, such as the one at Hall Street in Brooklyn
MTA to Issue Violations for Blocking Bus Stops, Double Parking

MTA to Issue Violations for Blocking Bus Stops, Double Parking

Fines start at $50 and scale up to $250 for repeat violators
Settlement Will Offer Discounted Broadband to Low-Income New Yorkers

Settlement Will Offer Discounted Broadband to Low-Income New Yorkers

Charter Communications will offer low-income broadband program for $15 per month
Street Homelessness Advocacy Project Celebrates Second Year Milestone

Street Homelessness Advocacy Project Celebrates Second Year Milestone

In its second year, the volunteer outreach initiative helped over 200 individuals experiencing homelessness connect to supportive programs.
NY AG James Takes Action to Regulate Gun Sales

NY AG James Takes Action to Regulate Gun Sales

Letitia James, and a coalition of attorneys general, are looking to protect state and federal regulations on gun sales.
Mayor, City Hall, Election Committee Received Federal Subpoenas, Report Says

Mayor, City Hall, Election Committee Received Federal Subpoenas, Report Says

Federal prosecutors are continuing its investigation on the mayor's links to the Turkish government, the New York Times reported.
Mayor Eyes Use of Drones to Patrol Central Park

Mayor Eyes Use of Drones to Patrol Central Park

New York City Mayor Eric Adams also met with a group of Clinton Hill residents to talk about the emergency migrant shelter complex.
Bay Ridge Councilman to Run For City Comptroller in 2025

Bay Ridge Councilman to Run For City Comptroller in 2025

Justin Brannan says he wants to fully fund the City University of New York and universal child care.
Why Waiting For a Bus in New York Can be Deadly

Why Waiting For a Bus in New York Can be Deadly

New Yorkers are waiting for the bus in dangerous, and even deadly, temperatures in the summer, a report found.
Double WIC Benefits at Farmers’ Markets This Summer

Double WIC Benefits at Farmers’ Markets This Summer

Participating families can receive up to $50 in coupons to supplement food budgets and purchase healthy, local produce.