“Myrie” Emerges as Likely Challenger to Mayor Adams in NYC

City & State New York – Zellnor Myrie, a state senator from Brooklyn, has emerged as the second Democrat vying to run against Eric Adams for the mayoral position in New York City. Myrie is preparing to launch a mayoral bid, gearing up to challenge Adams in the upcoming election. Myrie has signaled his intentions by setting up an exploratory committee to assess the feasibility of his potential run for mayor. This move positions him …

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Subway Stabbings Suspect in NYC Spree Faces Attempted Murder Charges

SPRINGFIELD GARDENS, Queens (WABC) — Two men have been arrested in connection with a series of violent stabbings in New York City. The disturbing incidents included multiple attacks on the subway over the course of a single day. As a result, the city is reeling from the shocking wave of violence. One suspect, identified as Mark Ford from Queens, is in custody for two subway stabbings that occurred within the same day – one at …

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Jacob Elordi and Olivia Jade Giannulli Spotted Together in NYC Amid Speculation

New York, New York – Jacob Elordi and Olivia Jade Giannulli continue to fuel rumors of their status as a couple, with recent sightings in New York City. Despite previous speculation of a breakup, the two have been seen together, casting doubt on the rumors of a split. Sources close to the couple have reported that Olivia has been accompanying Jacob to his Saturday Night Live rehearsals, and has been spotted around 30 Rockefeller Plaza. …

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Ballerinas shatter world record for dancing en pointe in NYC spectacle

Chicago, Illinois – Over 350 ballerinas made history by setting a new world record for dancing on pointe in a single location. The stunning feat took place in Chicago, Illinois, where hundreds of dancers came together to showcase their talent and skill. The ballerinas, all adorned in elegant tutus and ballet shoes, gracefully danced on their toes simultaneously, mesmerizing the audience with their synchronized movements. This impressive display of precision and artistry captivated onlookers and …

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Foster Children in NYC Missing Out on Personal Savings Due to SSI Policy

New York City foster children with disabilities are being denied individual Social Security payments despite a 2022 policy intended to allow them to use these federal benefits for personal savings. This policy, implemented during the summer of 2022, directed the Administration for Children’s Services to cease using Social Security payments to cover housing and service costs for foster children entitled to these benefits due to qualifying disabilities. Instead, the funds were to be deposited into …

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Congestion Pricing Plan Approved in NYC: What to Expect Next

New York City has taken a significant step forward in addressing congestion with the approval of a new tolling plan. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) board has given the green light to a $15 toll to drive into certain parts of Manhattan, marking a historic milestone for cities in the United States. The congestion pricing plan, which aims to reduce traffic and generate revenue for public transportation improvements, is set to be implemented starting this …

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Diversity Disclosure Deals Struck Between NYC Comptroller Lander and Retail Giants

New York City Comptroller Brad Lander, alongside pension fund trustees, reveals agreements with major retail and consumer product companies to publicly disclose workforce diversity data annually, aiming to promote transparency and accountability in corporate practices within the city. This move is part of a broader effort to address inequalities and promote inclusivity in the workplace, a critical aspect of fostering a more equitable society. The agreements, established in collaboration with leading corporations, demonstrate a significant …

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Correction Academy Graduates Pose Staffing Challenges for NYC Jail System

New York City is facing potential staffing shortages at Rikers Island and other jails within the city due to a wave of retirements among correction officers reaching the mandatory retirement age of 20 years of service. Over 2,000 officers who graduated from Correction Academy classes in 2004, 2005, and 2006 are now eligible to retire, exacerbating an already declining number of correction officers in the system. The Department of Correction reported a significant drop in …

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Security Boost for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in NYC After Harrowing Car Chase Incident in May

New York City – Following a serious security incident in May 2023, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will now receive additional security from the NYPD on their future visits to the city. A letter from the department, dated back to September, revealed this decision after an investigation into the incident involving the couple. According to the NYPD, the incident on May 16, 2023, involved paparazzi acting recklessly during a chase with Prince Harry and Meghan …

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NYC Billionaire Allegedly Abandoned to Die Alone in Russia by Manipulative Caretaker for $2 Million Inheritance

New York City – The family of Manhattan real estate billionaire Allan H. Goldman has filed a lawsuit accusing his longtime caretaker, Natalia Vostrikova, of manipulation and neglect, leading to Goldman’s death in Russia. The lawsuit alleges that Vostrikova exploited Goldman’s deteriorating health to gain control of his finances, ultimately causing his tragic demise at the age of 78 on January 15, 2022. Goldman, who inherited his wealth from his father Sol Goldman, was once …

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