New York. Hochul Doles Out $36M for Local Projects — With More on the Way!

Gov. Kathy Hochul just cut a $36 million check for 48 shovel-ready projects across New York, aiming to boost housing, tourism, and small-town charm. From new sewer lines in Schenectady to upgraded sidewalks in Lyons, the County Infrastructure Grant Program is fueling everything from housing booms to historic park makeovers. And the governor’s not done…

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City of New York Files Legal Brief Supporting Immigrant Resident Arrested at Court Hearing, Emphasizing Public Safety and Due Process

The City of New York has filed an amicus brief in federal court in support of Jose Luis, a former NYC public school student who was arrested during a routine immigration hearing. The brief, submitted in Jose Luis v. Larocco et al., underscores the public safety and legal risks of detaining individuals who are actively…

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Governor Hochul Launches Tuition-Free Community College Program to Strengthen New York’s Skilled Workforce

Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled a new statewide initiative offering tuition-free community college for adult learners aged 25–55 pursuing associate degrees in high-demand fields such as advanced manufacturing, AI, cybersecurity, and healthcare. Funded through the FY26 enacted state budget, the SUNY and CUNY Reconnect programs aim to increase economic mobility and build a future-ready workforce. With…

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Mayor Adams Launches Office for Pro Bono Legal Access, Announces $76 Million Investment in Immigrant Legal Services

On July 1, 2025, Mayor Eric Adams announced the creation of the Mayor’s Office to Facilitate Pro Bono Legal Assistance, a new initiative aimed at expanding access to free legal services for New Yorkers, with a focus on protecting constitutional and civil rights. This newly established office will act as a centralized hub connecting residents…

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Mayor Adams Signs Legislation to Reduce Insurance Costs and Increase Earnings for Taxi and For-Hire Vehicle Drivers

On July 1, 2025, Mayor Eric Adams signed Intro. 1050 into law, a key piece of legislation aimed at easing financial burdens on New York City’s Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC)-licensed drivers. The bill limits the amount of personal injury protection insurance required by the TLC to no more than 200 percent of the state-mandated…

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Lactalis to Invest $75M in New York Facilities, Retaining 800+ Jobs and Expanding Dairy Output. Trump Effect ?

Governor Kathy Hochul announced today that global dairy giant Lactalis USA will invest more than $75 million to modernize its cheese manufacturing facilities in Walton and Buffalo, New York—retaining over 800 jobs and creating more than 50 new positions. The expansion, supported by Empire State Development tax credits, aims to boost production efficiency, enhance sustainability,…

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