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Governor Hochul ORDERS Live Bird Markets to Shut Down After Bird Flu Hits NYC

“Safeguarding public health is all about being proactive, and New York State is continuing our coordinated effort to monitor for the Avian Influenza,” Governor Hochul said. “My top priority will always be to keep New Yorkers safe, and I have directed our state agencies to use all available resources to ensure we are taking every measure necessary…

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Governor Hochul Pushes for School Smartphone Ban to Curb Distractions and Boost Learning

In a recent appearance on NY1’s Mornings on 1, Governor Kathy Hochul reinforced her proposal to ban smartphone use in schools during class hours, citing concerns over student distractions, mental health, and declining social skills. Backed by Tech:NYC, a major technology advocacy group, Hochul emphasized the need to create a focused learning environment and reduce…

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Mayor Adams Invests $2M to Expand “Jobs NYC,” Bringing Employment Opportunities to Underserved Communities

Mayor Eric Adams has announced a $2 million expansion of the “Jobs NYC” initiative to connect economically disadvantaged communities with job opportunities and workforce training. As part of “Jobs Week,” the investment will fund hiring halls in high-unemployment areas and enhance the Jobs NYC website with new career resources. This initiative builds on the city’s…

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Mayor Adams Pushes Tax Cuts, Mental Health Aid & Asylum Funding in Albany Testimony

Mayor Eric Adams testified before state lawmakers, pushing for key policies to help working-class New Yorkers. He urged Albany to pass his “Axe the Tax for the Working Class” plan, cutting city income taxes for low-income residents, and backed the “Supportive Interventions Act” to get better care for those with severe mental illness. Adams also…

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President Trump Initiates Ambitious 10-for-1 Deregulation Strategy

On January 31, 2025, President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order mandating that for every new federal regulation introduced, agencies must eliminate at least ten existing ones. The directive tasks the Office of Management and Budget with standardizing the measurement and estimation of regulatory costs, ensuring that the total incremental cost of all new…

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Grants Available to Support Neighborhood Initiatives in New York City

New Yorkers looking to improve their communities now have an opportunity to secure grants of up to $5,000 through the Citizens Committee for New York City. Whether supporting a small business, launching a beautification project, or enhancing neighborhood services, these grants aim to empower local changemakers. Investing in Community Leadership As a nonprofit dedicated to…

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