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New York Mandates Cardiac Emergency Response Plans in Public Schools

ALBANY, NY – Governor Kathy Hochul today signed “Desha’s Law” (S.5539A/A.785A), a pivotal piece of legislation requiring all public schools across New York State to implement comprehensive cardiac emergency response plans. Signed at the Buffalo Bills Training Camp, with attendance from NFL and Bills officials, and the family of Desha, the bill’s namesake, this law…

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NYC Weather Alert: New Yorkers Strongly Urged to Take Safety Measures in Preparation for Periods of Heavy Rainfall, Flash Flooding Tonight and Tomorrow

Periods of Moderate to Heavy Rain May Produce Locally Significant Impacts on Travel, Transportation, and Infrastructure Late Friday Night into Saturday NEW YORK – New York City Mayor Eric Adams and the New York City Emergency Management (NYCEM) Commissioner Zach Iscol today advised New Yorkers to take safety measures in anticipation of heavy rainfall and flash…

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Ending Cashless Bail: Trump’s Plan to Stop Repeat Offenders

President Donald J. Trump and the White House are moving to end “cashless bail,” starting in Washington, D.C., arguing the policy fuels violent crime by putting repeat offenders back on the streets. Citing multiple cases from New York, Illinois, and the nation’s capital—including assaults on NYPD officers, a fatal stabbing days after release, suspects with…

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NY State Governor Updates New Yorkers on Safety Precautions Following Earthquake

Governor Kathy Hochul today ( April 6 2024 ) updated New Yorkers on safety precautions taken following yesterday’s 4.8 magnitude earthquake and reminded the public of best practices to stay safe during a seismic event. Over the past 24 hours, the U.S. Geological Survey has detected at least 25 aftershocks in Central New Jersey, many of which…

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NYC Mayor Adams Administration, NYS Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic, and Asian Caucus, and Union Leaders Rally for Passage of Community Hiring Legislation

Proposed Legislation Would Give City Power to Require Companies That Benefit from City Contracts to Provide Employment and Apprenticeship Opportunities for Low-Income Individuals and Those Living in Economically Disadvantaged Communities   Projected to Foster Job Opportunities, Community Hiring Provisions Aim to Link 36,000 New Yorkers Annually from Economically Disadvantaged Areas The Adams administration today co-hosted…

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