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Evening Roundup: New York Gov. Hochul Moves to Fund Planned Parenthood, E-Bike Speed Limit Takes Effect, and the Erie Canal Turns 200
Evening Roundup: New York Gov. Hochul Moves to Fund Planned Parenthood, E-Bike Speed Limit Takes Effect, and the Erie Canal Turns 200

New York Governor Kathy Hochul says New York will use millions in state funds to keep Planned Parenthood clinics open to Medicaid patients after fede…

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AG James Pleads Not Guilty, Ballot Measure Could Shift NYC Elections, and a New Museum in LES
AG James Pleads Not Guilty, Ballot Measure Could Shift NYC Elections, and a New Museum in LES

Attorney General Letitia James pleaded not guilty in Virginia today to federal charges brought by the Trump administration, setting up a high stakes …

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Morning Headlines: AG James Faces Court, PATH Drill, and the Mayor’s Final Push on the BQE
Morning Headlines: AG James Faces Court, PATH Drill, and the Mayor’s Final Push on the BQE

Attorney General Letitia James heads to court in Virginia this morning to face charges brought by the Trump administration. Meanwhile, the Port Autho…

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Evening Roundup: Mayor Adams Endorses Cuomo as Successor, and Sugar Warnings on Fast Food Menus
Evening Roundup: Mayor Adams Endorses Cuomo as Successor, and Sugar Warnings on Fast Food Menus

Mayor Eric Adams, who called Andrew Cuomo a quote "snake and a liar" last month, now says he'll campaign with Cuomo in his bid for mayor. And finall…

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Midday News: New York City Leaders Condemn ICE Raid, Broadway Strike Averted, and Recap of Final NYC Mayoral Debate
Midday News: New York City Leaders Condemn ICE Raid, Broadway Strike Averted, and Recap of Final NYC Mayoral Debate

New York City Council leaders are condemning the Trump administration after federal agents detained several Canal Street vendors earlier this week. T…

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Morning Headlines: NYC Mayoral Candidates Clash Over Rent Freeze, Wall Street Profits Surge, and Hochul Vetoes EMS Staffing Bill
Morning Headlines: NYC Mayoral Candidates Clash Over Rent Freeze, Wall Street Profits Surge, and Hochul Vetoes EMS Staffing Bill

New York City’s mayoral candidates sparred over whether freezing rents for stabilized apartments is realistic policy during last night’s debate, with…

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Evening Roundup: Evening Roundup: ICE Raid Sparks Chaos in Chinatown, and City Unveils a Plan for “The Hole”
Evening Roundup: Evening Roundup: ICE Raid Sparks Chaos in Chinatown, and City Unveils a Plan for “The Hole”

Federal immigration agents stormed Canal Street in Chinatown Tuesday, detaining several men and setting off spontaneous protests from bystanders. Hom…

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Midday News: Queens Mother Charged in Penn Station Abandonment, and Final New York City Mayoral Debate on WNYC
Midday News: Queens Mother Charged in Penn Station Abandonment, and Final New York City Mayoral Debate on WNYC

A Queens woman has been charged with abandoning her baby at Penn Station. Meanwhile, In the Bronx, the borough’s iconic Christmas House will stay dar…

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Morning Headlines: ICE Raid Stuns Chinatown, Final NYC Mayoral Debate, and Trump Pardon Recipient Arrested for Threatening Hakeem Jeffries
Morning Headlines: ICE Raid Stuns Chinatown, Final NYC Mayoral Debate, and Trump Pardon Recipient Arrested for Threatening Hakeem Jeffries

Federal immigration agents detained several people in a dramatic morning raid on Canal Street in Chinatown, sparking confusion among vendors and byst…

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Evening Roundup: School Bus Companies Threaten to Halt NYC Service, Record Homelessness Among Students, and a Fierce Debate Over New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Bill
Evening Roundup: School Bus Companies Threaten to Halt NYC Service, Record Homelessness Among Students, and a Fierce Debate Over New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Bill

School bus companies are warning they may stop service for 150,000 New York City students next month if emergency contracts with the Department of Ed…

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