City still paying indicted hotel owner Weihong Hu $542K a month
One of her companies is still receiving $542,000 a month for hosting a nonprofit program in Fresh Meadows, Queens.
New York City's noncitizen voting law overturned by state's highest court
The State of New York Court of Appeals found that a New York City law enacted in 2022 violated New York State's constitution, ...
FDNY: Firefighter critically injured fighting Brooklyn blaze
The firefighter suffered a medical event and then went into cardiac arrest, according to a statement from the mayor and the ...
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NYC’s Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum has a plan to protest Trump 2.0
"The Beacon" is a multifaith effort to rouse protesters demoralized by the administration's flurry of actions.
Judges around the country are disturbed by the Trump administration
Federal judges are pushing back against the Trump administration's view of government and its arguments in court.
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Comptroller Urges Cancellation of $20M Contract Extension for Indicted Eric Adams Campaign Fundraiser
Weihong Hu faces federal charges tied to alleged bribery at her Queens hotel housing formerly incarcerated people — and has ...
Eric Adams bashes Andrew Cuomo for NYC’s revolving door crime in harshest rebuke yet of ex-gov in mayoral race
The mayor didn’t specify which laws, but officials such as NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch have argued bail reform and tweaks ...
The Eric Adams case may end in a corrupt miscarriage of justice
The strange official corruption case of New York City Mayor Eric Adams is about to draw to an abominable close.