NY Gov. Kathy Hochul Dismisses DOJ Immigration Lawsuit as ‘Baseless’

New York Governor Kathy Hochul strongly criticized a lawsuit led by Attorney General Pam Bondi and the Department of Justice challenging the state’s immigration laws. Hochul called the legal action a publicity stunt, emphasizing that New York’s policies—allowing federal immigration officials access to DMV records only with a judicial warrant—have been upheld by the courts….

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NYC Issues Emergency Orders to Overhaul Jails, Address Migrant Influx

New York City has issued three Emergency Executive Orders—744, 745, and 746—on February 12, 2025, to address critical challenges in its correctional system and the escalating migrant crisis. The orders aim to improve conditions in city jails following federal scrutiny, enhance safety for correctional staff and detainees, and provide emergency housing for thousands of asylum…

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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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HELL NO! Gov. Hochul REFUSES to Extradite NY Doctor Wanted in Louisiana Over Abortion Pills

Governor Kathy Hochul · Governor Hochul Is a Guest on CNN’s “Laura Coates Live” Governor Hochul is a Guest on CNN’s “Laura Coates Live” Governor Hochul: “We anticipated a situation like this as soon as we lost that fundamental right to reproductive freedom that we had for such a long time until the overturning of…

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Mayor Adams Drops $2M to Supercharge NYC Apprenticeships in Tech, Healthcare & More

Mayor Adams Announces $2 Million Investment to Build and Expand Apprenticeships Across Diverse Sectors – New York City Mayor Eric Adams today continued “Jobs Week” by awarding $2.1 million to nine organizations to create, expand, and implement apprenticeships in diverse sectors and connect more underserved New Yorkers to good-paying careers. This funding will help three organizations…

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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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