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New York’s Community Link Initiative Tackles the Opioid Crisis and Revitalizes the South Bronx

In a significant move to address the opioid crisis and its devastating impact on the South Bronx, New York City has launched the Community Link initiative. Announced by Mayor Eric Adams, the program brings together a network of city agencies—spanning health, housing, law enforcement, and sanitation—with local organizations to confront the crisis at its roots….

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Mayor Eric Adams Confronts Legal Battles, City Hall Upheaval, and Public Safety Concerns

In a candid interview on NY1’s Inside City Hall, Mayor Eric Adams tackled the controversies surrounding his administration, from the fallout of his federal court case to the wave of resignations among his top aides. Defiant in the face of corruption allegations, Adams insisted he has done nothing wrong and vowed to stay focused on…

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Governor Hochul’s Speech: More Rhetoric, Less Results

Governor Kathy Hochul’s speech at the 2025 Caucus Reception was filled with political rhetoric but lacked real solutions, showcasing the failures of her administration. Under her leadership, New York faces rising crime, an economic downturn, and an escalating migrant crisis. Rather than taking responsibility, Hochul blames Washington while refusing to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement,…

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NY City Unveils Plans for Affordable Housing and Recreation Center in Hudson Square

Mayor Eric Adams, joined by top city officials, has announced the next phase of the 388 Hudson Street development, a key initiative under his “Manhattan Plan” to create 100,000 new homes over the next decade. The project will convert an underutilized site in Hudson Square into a mixed-use development featuring critically needed affordable housing and…

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NYC. Mayor Adams Shuts Down Final Tent Shelter for Migrants, 52 Sites Closing by Summer

Mayor Eric Adams announced the shutdown of six more migrant shelters, including the tent-based Creedmoor site, marking a major milestone in NYC’s response to the asylum seeker crisis. With the city’s migrant shelter population dropping for seven straight months, the Adams administration says its crackdown on border policy and shelter management saved taxpayers $5.2 billion….

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