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Secaucus residents push for limits on AI data centers, look to state for action

Anny Martinez, who began organizing opposition to new data center development several months ago, said public concern grew following the major fuel spill at a Secaucus data center earlier this year.

Secaucus, NJ · 1d

Gothamist

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Mamdani expands free produce programs for New Yorkers on SNAP

People shop for vegetables and other foods in Brighton Beach in Brooklyn on May 12, 2026, in New York City. Another program offering cash back for purchasing fruits and vegetables will get more funding. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 2d

Gothamist

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Manhattan's Canal Street is getting a face-lift, but it'll take a while

Plans for Canal Street include widening the sidewalk, essentially creating a pedestrian walkway, and adding planters to protect pedestrians from the road. 'We would have loved to do more,' transportation official says. [ more › ]

Manhattan, NY · 7h

New York Post

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NYC councilman pulls support from Mamdani-backed Amazon delivery bill due to potential job loss

A Democratic New York City Councilman quietly withdrew his support from the controversial, Mayor Zohran Mamdani-backed Delivery Protection Act aimed at cracking down on Amazon’s employment practices for “last-mile” delivery drivers — saying the legislation would lead to thousands of lost jobs, The Post has learned. Councilman Phil Wong of Queens recently removed his name as co-sponsor of the bill after meeting with small business owners who told him it would force them to shutter and lay off their employees. “I’ve been talking to many of the small businesses,” the pol, whose district covers Maspeth, Middle Village and other parts of Queens, told The Post on Monday. “If this bill gets passed, it will close a lot of them and that’s bad for my district.” NYC Councilman Phil Wong recently withdrew his support for the Delivery Protection Act. William Farrington for NY Post The councilman signed on as a co-sponsor of the bill when his far-left Queens colleague Tiffany Cabán introduced it in 2025. The legislation aims to end Amazon’s reliance on subcontractors by requiring the e-tail giant to get licenses for its 15 last-mile facilities in the city and hire delivery workers as full-timers. Other companies including FedEx would

New York, NY · 20h

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New York City considers a major shift in elite school admissions as Latino students face a striking gap

Latino students gap issues scattered across the public education sector highlight systemic hurdles restricting high achieving youth from accessing top tier academic tracks. Recent admission metrics released by city education authorities show how reliance on a single standardized exam limits demographic diversity across prestigious specialized campuses. Community advocates urge local...

New York, NY · 1d

ablenews.com

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Disability Community Weighs Hochul’s Record After Reelection

He is usually an Education & Outreach Training and Coaching Specialist for the State Department of Health’s Open Doors by day, but on November 3, Zachary Jordan Borodkin was an accessibility coordinator, tracking barriers for voters with disabilities at a polling site in Midtown Manhattan. He noted that ten...

New York · 1d

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Mamdani breaks ground on DeKalb and Lafayette bus lanes to speed the B38 for its 18,000 daily riders

Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani and New York City Department of Transportation Commissioner Mike Flynn announced the start of construction on a redesign of DeKalb and Lafayette avenues in Brooklyn that will add bus lanes to speed up the B38 for its 18,000 daily riders, build protected bike lanes and add pedestrian safety upgrades along the corridor.

Brooklyn, NY · 1d

Fox News

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NYC ICE chief fires back at far-left politicians seeking to abolish agency: 'Change the law'

Kenneth Genalo challenges lawmakers calling for ICE's abolition, saying they should change immigration law instead of demonizing federal agents.

New York, NY · 1d

News 12

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New ballot measure sparks concerns about public input on NYC street changes

“All we’re saying is you cannot have a plan without the community," Jamell Henderson, a community advocate, said.

New York, NY · 1d

Secret NYC

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After three years, Fall Out Boy is officially returning to NYC with an explosive 2027 stadium tour, bringing their larger-than-life show to one of the city’s most iconic ballparks

It may not be the Fourth of July , but New York city always has something firework – worthy to celebrate. And whether or not every song is about us ? That’s up for interpretation. (In other words, probably not in this case.) Either way, our favorite Chicagoans are headed to the Big Apple this summer, which is news that you officially won’t need to take to your grave, unless you’re hoping for a better chance at the ticket war. Fall Out Boy is bringing its newly announced Twilight of the Punks tour to Citi Field on Sunday, August 1, 2027, giving New Yorkers a chance to experience the band’s biggest era yet. This comes after an announcement on Sunday, when Citi Field added to the growing excitement surrounding the band’s mysterious new era, seemingly hinting at a possible stop at the Queens stadium. New Yorkers have had to wait a little while for their next Fall Out Boy concert. The band’s most recent New York City performance was on March 22, 2024, when they brought their So Much For (2our) Dust tour to Madison Square Garden. The North American leg will feature a seriously stacked lineup of special guests,

New York, NY · 1d

The City Reporter

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New York’s Pension Funds Soared in the AI Boom — and Could Crash With the AI Bubble

The city’s five pension funds — which cover city employees and currently provide benefits to some 160,000 retirees — climbed by about 23% in their last two fiscal years, as tech stocks and artificial intelligence-related investments skyrocketed. As a result, the city anticipated that its pension fund contributions could decline by about $8 billion over […] The post New York’s Pension Funds Soared in the AI Boom — and Could Crash With the AI Bubble appeared first on The City Reporter .

New York, NY · 1d

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Pedestrians, the Real Majority, Are Overlooked, in E-Bike Wars

Recently I watched as a new type of “survivors” gathered in front of City Hall to bring their concerns and demands to the attention of council members convening inside. Brandishing photos of grisly injuries incurred when they were hit by e-bikes on New York City streets, they chanted “WE are the majority. WE are the majority.” Call them pedestrians.

New York, NY · 1d

Billboard

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Inside Brooklyn Pacha’s Opening Weekend: Exclusive Photos

Six months after the opening of Pacha New York, the club’s indoor component has officially opened its doors to clubbers. The Pacha Group CEO on the Club’s New York Opening: ‘I Don’t Think I Could Have Had a Happier Moment’ Brooklyn Pacha celebrated its official opening this past weekend (Nov. 6-7), with a Friday night lineup that included Loco Dice leading a bill that also featured Tiga and house artist HoneyLuv. On Saturday, the influential Nervous Records celebrated its 35th anniversary with a party featuring Louie Vega, Oscar G, Anané, Will Automagic of The Carry Nation and Victor Calderone. See exclusive images of these parties below. Dr. Dre Says He's Going 'Off the Grid' for the First Time in His Career: 'I'm Going to Go Away' Brooklyn Pacha exists inside an 11,175-square-foot warehouse space that was formerly the Great Hall of the Avant Gardner entertainment complex. The complex was taken over by The Pacha Group in early 2026, with the open air Pacha New York opening in June and closing for the season on Oct. 31. Brooklyn Pacha will serve as a space for the fall and winter months, with the upcoming schedule including Miss Monique, Madeon, Luciano and many

Brooklyn, NY · 19h

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Mamdani Reverses Adams Plan, Keeps FDNY Involved in B-HEARD

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has reversed a plan from his predecessor that would have stripped the FDNY of its role in B-HEARD, New York City's program for responding to mental health crisis calls. The move keeps the Fire Department's emergency medical workers paired with public hospital clinicians on eligible 911 calls, undoing a restructuring that former Mayor Eric Adams announced on November 14, 2025.

New York, NY · 1d

Gothamist

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Rent-stabilized buildings hit auction block, despite Mamdani’s efforts to intervene

Mayor Zohran Mamdani City officials tried to steer the sale to an affordable housing developer, but the attempt failed. [ more › ]

Manhattan, NY · 8h

harlemworldmagazine.com

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Community And Ethic Media Outlets (Again) Call On New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani To Restore Advertising Lifeline

Fifty-one ethnic and community media outlets, who publish in 14 different languages, have issued an urgent appeal to Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, calling for the immediate restoration of city advertising commitments that have collapsed under the Adams administration. The group, coordinated by the Center for Community Media (CCM) at the Craig...

New York, NY · 23h

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While Deadly Fires Rage, the City Says No New E-Bike Battery Charging Stations Until 2028

Back in early 2024, Eric Adams's Department of Transportation launched a pilot to prevent the steady increase of deadly fires caused by lithium ion batteries used to power e-bikes. The year before, 18 New Yorkers had been killed in the blazes, which start when batteries malfunction and explode—often in the homes of the delivery workers who rely on them.

New York, NY · 21h

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California companies collaborate to bring electric vehicle sharing to N.J. via $8.5M DEP-funded grant

Envoy, a California-based provider of on-site electric vehicle car-sharing services, announced on Nov. 9 that it is bringing its shared electric vehicle model to communities across New Jersey through a collaboration with the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator, supported by an $8.5 million grant from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection through its eMobility Grant Program.

New Jersey · 3h