New York’s highest court has dismissed a lawsuit challenging admissions to the city’s specialized high schools and gifted-and-talented programs, reaffirming the legality of merit-based selection. Defending Education, which intervened on...
Read moreDetailsFederal agents carried out a large-scale enforcement operation in Manhattan’s Chinatown this week, targeting vendors accused of selling counterfeit goods along Canal Street. The action, led by Immigration and Customs...
Read moreDetailsNew York City Mayor Eric Adams and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch have announced the establishment of the New York City Police Department’s Domestic Violence Unit (DVU), described as the largest...
Read moreDetailsA New Jersey school board race was thrown into turmoil after a candidate was exposed for sending vulgar and threatening text messages about a sitting board member. Photos circulating on...
Read moreDetailsNew York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted Thursday by a Virginia grand jury on at least one count of bank fraud. The indictment follows evidence presented by the interim...
Read moreDetailsA massive gas explosion tore through a Bronx high-rise Wednesday morning, causing a partial collapse of a 20-story building in the Mitchel Houses and sending bricks and debris raining onto...
Read moreDetailsJakwan Rivers, President of the Law Enforcement Employees Benevolent Association (LEEBA), shared his decades-long experience in the labor movement and his work advocating for minority workers during a recent interview...
Read moreDetailsNew York City Mayor Eric Adams announced Monday that the city’s Big Apple Connect program, the nation’s largest municipally subsidized broadband initiative, will be extended through June 2028. The program...
Read moreDetailsNew York City Mayor Eric Adams announced that his administration will invest an additional $1.8 billion this fiscal year to speed up the creation and rehabilitation of affordable housing. The...
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