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Rep. Mike Lawler Rules Out Run for NY Governor, Will Seek Reelection
The second-term congressman, who represents a swing district in the Hudson Valley, said, ‘Keeping the House majority is critical.’
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Here’s Who’s Running in the 4-Way Race for Mayor of New York City
There’s a tight race between Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo, Eric Adams, and Curtis Sliwa, each of whom is polling within a few points of the other.
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Off-Duty Border Patrol Agent Shot in NYC in Apparent Robbery Gone Wrong
The officer is expected to survive, and a person of interest is in custody.
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Hundreds of Shen Yun Artists Join March in New York, Warn of CCP’s Repression in America
‘Shen Yun is showing the world what China was like before communism,’ Shen Yun emcee Leeshai Lemish said.
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Sen. Skoufis Announces Start to $30 Million Warwick Road Improvement Project
The project include 14 miles of new roads and road infrastructure for Warwick, Goshen, and Florida.
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Flash Flooding Hits US Eastern Seaboard Overnight
A state of emergency was declared in New Jersey due to the flash flooding and heavy rainfall.
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NY State Auditor Accused of Stealing $405,000 From Town of Wallkill
A man sent from the NY State Comptroller’s Office to audit the city’s finances allegedly transferred money to his personal businesses.
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Cuomo ‘In It to Win It,’ Staying in NYC Mayoral Race as Independent
After losing the Democratic primary, former Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he will run in the general election and vows to earn votes by campaigning.
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MTA Receives Backlash Over Ending Newburgh–Beacon Ferry
One politician accused the MTA of ’turning its back on our community while happily taking our tax dollars.’
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Sen. Skoufis Announces Funding for SUNY Orange AI and Health Care Program
The college is establishing the first AI and Healthcare Workforce Center in the state.
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Education Department Investigating New York School District Ban on Native American Mascot
The state’s ‘patronizing attitude’ toward the Native American community should end, said Education Secretary Linda McMahon.
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Hochul Touts Congestion Pricing Gains as Legal Fight With Feds Continues
The Democratic governor says traffic is down, transit is improving, and business is booming six months into NYC’s first-in-the-nation congestion toll.
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Supreme Court to Decide Whether New Jersey Transit May Be Sued Outside the State
Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.
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Rep. Mike Lawler Rules Out Run for NY Governor, Will Seek Reelection
The second-term congressman, who represents a swing district in the Hudson Valley, said, ‘Keeping the House majority is critical.’
|
Here’s Who’s Running in the 4-Way Race for Mayor of New York City
There’s a tight race between Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo, Eric Adams, and Curtis Sliwa, each of whom is polling within a few points of the other.
|
Off-Duty Border Patrol Agent Shot in NYC in Apparent Robbery Gone Wrong
The officer is expected to survive, and a person of interest is in custody.
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Hundreds of Shen Yun Artists Join March in New York, Warn of CCP’s Repression in America
‘Shen Yun is showing the world what China was like before communism,’ Shen Yun emcee Leeshai Lemish said.
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Sen. Skoufis Announces Start to $30 Million Warwick Road Improvement Project
The project include 14 miles of new roads and road infrastructure for Warwick, Goshen, and Florida.
|
Flash Flooding Hits US Eastern Seaboard Overnight
A state of emergency was declared in New Jersey due to the flash flooding and heavy rainfall.
|
NY State Auditor Accused of Stealing $405,000 From Town of Wallkill
A man sent from the NY State Comptroller’s Office to audit the city’s finances allegedly transferred money to his personal businesses.
|
Cuomo ‘In It to Win It,’ Staying in NYC Mayoral Race as Independent
After losing the Democratic primary, former Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he will run in the general election and vows to earn votes by campaigning.
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MTA Receives Backlash Over Ending Newburgh–Beacon Ferry
One politician accused the MTA of ’turning its back on our community while happily taking our tax dollars.’
|
Sen. Skoufis Announces Funding for SUNY Orange AI and Health Care Program
The college is establishing the first AI and Healthcare Workforce Center in the state.
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Education Department Investigating New York School District Ban on Native American Mascot
The state’s ‘patronizing attitude’ toward the Native American community should end, said Education Secretary Linda McMahon.
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Hochul Touts Congestion Pricing Gains as Legal Fight With Feds Continues
The Democratic governor says traffic is down, transit is improving, and business is booming six months into NYC’s first-in-the-nation congestion toll.
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Supreme Court to Decide Whether New Jersey Transit May Be Sued Outside the State
Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.
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