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News from amNY – September 1, 2026

By Big New York · 09/01/2026 · Updated 09/01/2026

amNY published several updates today. This digest highlights the main items selected from the source feed, with links back to the original reports for full context.

NY federal judge strikes down state law that would have made fossil fuel companies pay $75 billion for climate change effects

This item from amNY focuses on: NY federal judge strikes down state law that would have made fossil fuel companies pay $75 billion for climate change effects. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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NYC’s first racial equity plan sets new framework for future budget decisions

This item from amNY focuses on: NYC’s first racial equity plan sets new framework for future budget decisions. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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Mayor Mamdani’s judicial panel publicly outlines first-ever ethics code for nominating judges

This item from amNY focuses on: Mayor Mamdani’s judicial panel publicly outlines first-ever ethics code for nominating judges. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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A former bike messenger spreads the message of quirky NYC history

This item from amNY focuses on: A former bike messenger spreads the message of quirky NYC history. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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Owning or renting property as an unmarried couple? Lawyers say you should legally protect yourself to prevent a very costly breakup

This item from amNY focuses on: Owning or renting property as an unmarried couple? Lawyers say you should legally protect yourself to prevent a very costly breakup. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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