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White House. President Trump Delivers a Week of Victories for America
Under President Donald J. Trump, the past week was marked by major wins for the American people. From securing the release of two detained Americans abroad to restoring tariffs that protect U.S. industries, Trump reaffirmed his commitment to strong leadership. His administration also made strides in foreign policy, trade, energy, and national security, including negotiations…
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New York. Mayor Eric Adams Denies Allegations of Authority Trade, Calls for Trust and Progress
New York City Mayor Eric Adams firmly denied any suggestion that he or his representatives offered to trade his authority in exchange for ending his case. In a statement released today, Adams emphasized his unwavering commitment to the 8.3 million New Yorkers he serves. Calling for the city to move past this controversy, he urged…
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NYC Moves Forward with 388 Hudson Development: Hundreds of Affordable Housing Units & Recreation Center in Hudson Square
New York City Mayor Eric Adams, alongside DEP, HPD, and NYC Parks, announced the next steps in the 388 Hudson Street development—part of the ambitious “Manhattan Plan” to add 100,000 new homes over the next decade. The project will transform an underutilized site in Hudson Square into a mixed-use development featuring critically needed affordable housing…
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Mayor Adams Announces Closure of Final Tent-Based Asylum Seeker Shelter, 52 Total Sites to Close by June 2025
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced the closure of six additional emergency asylum seeker shelters, including the Creedmoor Humanitarian Emergency Response and Relief Center, marking the end of tent-based migrant shelters in the city. The Adams administration’s strategic asylum seeker management and border policy advocacy have contributed to seven consecutive months of decreasing shelter…
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New York Expands ‘Choose Healthy Life’ Initiative to Boost Healthcare Access in Black Communities
Governor Kathy Hochul announced an expansion of the Choose Healthy Life initiative, increasing funding to $5 million to support health services through 30 Black churches across New York State. The program, in partnership with United Way of New York City, will extend critical health and wellness services to underserved communities in Albany, Buffalo, Newburgh, Rochester,…
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NY Governor Hochul Announces Nearly 50,000 Tickets Issued in Statewide Super Bowl Traffic Crackdown
Governor Kathy Hochul announced that law enforcement agencies across New York issued 49,948 traffic tickets during a statewide Super Bowl enforcement campaign from February 3-9, 2025. The initiative aimed to deter reckless driving, resulting in 1,021 tickets for impaired driving and 8,536 for speeding. Sobriety checkpoints and increased patrols were conducted to ensure road safety.…
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Mayor Adams Meets with Border Czar Tom Homan to Address Migrant Crime and Public Safety in NYC
New York City Mayor Eric Adams met with Border Czar Tom Homan to discuss strategies for tackling migrant-related crime, including removing violent gangs and enhancing law enforcement collaboration. Adams announced plans to reinstate ICE operations on Rikers Island to assist in criminal investigations and expand NYPD involvement in federal task forces. Emphasizing the need for…
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Hochul Rejects Louisiana Extradition Request, Reaffirms New York’s Commitment to Reproductive Rights
Governor Kathy Hochul announced that New York will not honor Louisiana’s extradition request for a state-based doctor accused under restrictive abortion laws. Citing New York’s shield laws and constitutional protections, Hochul vowed to protect healthcare providers from out-of-state legal actions. Law enforcement agencies across the state have been directed not to enforce certain out-of-state warrants…
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Governor Hochul Launches I-81 Connect App for Real-Time Updates on Syracuse Viaduct Project
Governor Kathy Hochul announces the launch of the I-81 Connect mobile app, a first-of-its-kind tool for a NYSDOT infrastructure project. Designed to provide real-time traffic alerts, project updates, and direct communication with the I-81 Viaduct Project team, the app enhances community engagement, safety, and daily commutes in Syracuse, NY. Available for free on iPhone and…
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Governor Hochul: ‘New York is Not Backing Down’ in Immigration Law Battle
New York Governor Kathy Hochul dismissed Attorney General Pam Bondi’s lawsuit against the state’s immigration laws as a baseless, attention-seeking stunt. She clarified that New York law allows federal immigration officials access to DMV records only with a judicial warrant, ensuring residents’ privacy while maintaining security. Hochul emphasized the state’s commitment to welcoming law-abiding immigrants…
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NYC Declares Emergency: Jail Reforms & Migrant Crisis Response Unveiled
On February 12, 2025, New York City issued three Emergency Executive Orders—744, 745, and 746—aimed at tackling urgent issues within the city’s jail system and responding to the growing number of asylum seekers arriving from the southern border. These orders address longstanding concerns over jail conditions, the safety of correctional officers and detainees, and the…
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Mayor Adams Announces Precautions After NYC Birds Test Positive for Avian Flu
Mayor Eric Adams and Acting Health Commissioner Dr. Michelle Morse reassured New Yorkers that the risk of H5N1 bird flu remains low after multiple birds tested positive across parks, zoos, and live bird markets. While no human cases have been reported in New York, city and state agencies are implementing containment measures, including temporary market…
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Mayor Eric Adams Cleared: DOJ Dismisses Case as He Vows to Rebuild Trust & Strengthen NYC
Mayor Eric Adams addressed New Yorkers following the Department of Justice’s dismissal of the case against him, reaffirming his innocence and commitment to the city. Acknowledging the challenges of the past 15 months, Adams vowed to regain public trust and highlighted his administration’s achievements, including record crime reduction, historic job growth, and expanded housing and…
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Mayor Adams Announces Tentative Agreement Between Council of School Supervisors and Administrators and Day Care Council of New York to Deliver Raises for Child Care Administrators
The tentative agreement has been negotiated between DCCNY and CSA — which covers 150 directors and and assistant directors at publicly-funded child care centers and family child care programs throughout New York City (for 150,000 children). This agreement provides wage increases, a ratification bonus, annual retention bonuses, and additional salary for those supervising extended day…
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President Trump’s Super Bowl LIX Message: A Night of Unity, Patriotism, and Remembrance
As Super Bowl LIX kicks off in New Orleans, President Donald J. Trump delivers a powerful message celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles while reflecting on the deeper meaning of America’s favorite sport. He honors the athletes’ dedication, the unity football brings to families and communities, and the patriotic spirit that defines the…
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Governor Hochul Awards $19 Million to Finger Lakes Communities for Downtown Revitalization
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced $19 million in funding for Finger Lakes communities through the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) and NY Forward Program. Canandaigua will receive $10 million, while the Villages of Brockport and Phelps will each receive $4.5 million to enhance economic growth, housing, and public infrastructure. These investments support Governor Hochul’s Pro-Housing Communities…
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New York. Mayor Eric Adams Discusses Immigration, Economy, and Safety on WABC’s “Tiempo”
Mayor Eric Adams sat down with WABC’s “Tiempo” to discuss pressing issues affecting Latino communities in New York City, including immigration policies, economic challenges, and public safety. Addressing concerns over mass deportations, Adams reassured undocumented immigrants that New York remains a sanctuary city, while emphasizing his commitment to working with federal authorities on crime-related immigration…
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Emergency Executive Order 743 Extending Measures to Address Asylum Seeker Crisis in New York City
February 7, 2025 WHEREAS, over the past several months, thousands of asylum seekers have been arriving in New York City, from the Southern border, without having any immediate plans for shelter; and WHEREAS, the City now faces an unprecedented humanitarian crisis that requires it to take extraordinary measures to meet the immediate needs of the…
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Emergency Executive Order 742: Addressing Safety and Compliance Challenges in NYC Correctional Facilities
February 7, 2025 WHEREAS, it is of utmost importance to protect the health and safety of all persons in the custody of the Department of Correction (“DOC”), and of all officers and persons who work in the City of New York jails and who transport persons in custody to court and other facilities, and the…
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Trump Revokes Security Clearances: Blinken, James, Bragg Among Those Affected?
President Donald Trump has ordered the revocation of security clearances for several high-profile individuals, including former Secretary of State Antony Blinken, New York Attorney General Letitia James, and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg[1][3][4]. This action, taken on February 8, 2025, follows Trump’s earlier decision to revoke former President Joe Biden’s security clearance[2]. The list of…