NYC Deputy Mayor Discusses City’s Response to Potential Mass Deportations
Deputy Mayor Anne Williams-Isom discusses plans to protect immigrants in New York from potential mass deportations under the Trump administration.
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HDOT gets $59.2M in port grants
Honolulu Harbor to get $59.2m in federal grants for modernization and improving air quality, with funds allocated…
Record Early Voting Weekend in NYC with Over 258,000 Ballots Cast
Early voting in New York City sets record with nearly 258,000 ballots cast over the first weekend, with Brooklyn…
New York Public Colleges Expect Enrollment Rise for Second Consecutive Year
New York anticipates an increase in student enrollment in public colleges for the second year, countering national trends.
City Council Scrutinizes Mayor’s ‘City of Yes’ Housing Proposal…
Lawmakers scrutinize "City of Yes" housing proposal set to increase NYC's housing stock. Critics fear impact on…
Rochester Embayment Removed from Great Lakes’ Most Polluted Areas List by…
Rochester Embayment on Lake Ontario's shore has been removed from the list of the Great Lakes' most ecologically…
NYC Sheriff Denies Claims of Probe Into Handling of Cannabis Shop Seizures
NYC Sheriff Anthony Miranda refutes allegations his office mishandled cash seizures from illegal cannabis shops, inviting DOI investigation.
New York Awards $90M in Grants for Lead Water Line Replacement Projects
New York grants $90 million to communities for improving drinking water infrastructure by replacing lead service…
Rural Kentucky to Welcome Major Energy Projects
Kentucky aims to become the top hydro-building state in the US, leveraging a USDA grant and the PACE program for…
Mayor Eric Adams Addresses Federal Probes and Calls for Resignation
Mayor Eric Adams insists he's focused on the city's issues, not the federal probes targeting his administration and top officials.