On Tuesday, April 16th, New York City Council members introduced legislation aimed at banning non-essential helicopter flights over the city, responding to a significant increase in complaints from residents about...
Read moreDetailsOn Wednesday, April 10th, the Rutgers University community in New Brunswick, New Jersey, was shaken by an act of vandalism at the Center for Islamic Life (CILRU), occurring during the...
Read moreDetailsThe New York City Council has passed new legislation to enhance the safety of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) personnel by providing them with body armor and self-defense training. The two...
Read moreDetailsOn Thursday, April 11th, New York City’s battle against corruption saw a significant development as Zabihullah Ibrahimi, a building inspector with the Department of Buildings, was charged with accepting bribes....
Read moreDetailsOn Tuesday, April 9th, Republican Jack Ciattarelli threw his hat into the ring for New Jersey’s gubernatorial race, marking his third attempt at the state’s highest office. His announcement, made...
Read moreDetailsNew York City Comptroller Brad Lander praised the Adams administration on Wednesday, April 10th, for ending its contract with the controversial migrant shelter service provider DocGo. However, Lander pointed out...
Read moreDetailsThe Bronx District Attorney's Office has organized a team of prosecutors tasked with examining claims of sexual assault at Rikers Island made by former inmates against jail staff. The initiative...
Read moreDetailsMayor Eric Adams unveiled a new city initiative on Wednesday, April 10th, to install secure parcel storage lockers across New York City, aiming to address the rampant issue of package...
Read moreDetailsNew York City officially approved the construction of a new 25,000-seat stadium for the New York City Football Club (NYCFC) on Thursday. The stadium is expected to open in 2027....
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