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Governor Hochul Urges New York Colleges to Bolster Safety Measures Ahead of Fall Semester

Governor Kathy Hochul met with leaders from over 200 New York college campuses on August 26, 2024, to emphasize the importance of updating emergency safety plans for the upcoming fall semester. With a focus on addressing potential campus protests and threats, she reinforced the need for robust safety measures and connected institutions with vital resources….

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New York. Governor Hochul Visits Marcy Correctional Facility Demanding Answers Following Death of Robert Brooks and Announces Immediate Corrective Actions

Governor Kathy Hochul today visited Marcy Correctional Facility demanding answers from the facility’s interim leadership following the horrific killing of Robert Brooks. Governor Hochul also met with a number of incarcerated individuals at Marcy who serve as liaisons for the larger incarcerated population and heard from them directly about their experiences. Governor Hochul announced immediate…

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Barge hits side of Brooklyn Bridge

A crane crashed into New York City’s iconic Brooklyn Bridge, cracking and splitting a steel beam on the landmark. The crane was being transported on a barge passing through the East River. Despite the impact, the bridge hasn’t sustained any structural damage. The footage shows a barge passing under the bridge, seemingly getting the crane…

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New York State Bolsters Public Safety with Discovery Law Reforms. $135 million to aid prosecutors and defenders in complying with discovery requirements.

ALBANY, N.Y.—Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled amendments to New York’s Discovery Laws, effective August 7, aimed at enhancing public safety and supporting crime victims while preserving defendants’ rights. Announced as part of the FY26 Enacted Budget, the reforms allocate $135 million to aid prosecutors and defenders in complying with discovery requirements. The changes address technical dismissals…

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Mayor Adams Hosts Inspiring Black History Month Celebration at Gracie Mansion

Summary: Mayor Eric Adams hosted a powerful Black History Month reception at Gracie Mansion, emphasizing the enduring contributions of Black Americans to New York City and the nation. Joined by Deputy Mayor Tiffany Raspberry, Commissioner Dynishal Gross, and Deputy Mayor Camille Joseph Varlack, the event honored past trailblazers like David Dinkins and Shirley Chisholm while…

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