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New York attorney general announces civil lawsuit against Trump and family

US & Canada · New York

New York attorney general announces civil lawsuit against Trump and family

54% Center coverage: 284 sources

New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed a $250m lawsuit against Donald Trump and his three adult children. She has been conducting a civil investigation into the former U.S. president's business practices for more than three years, court records showed. See the Story

‘Central Park Karen’ Amy Cooper Loses Case Against Ex-Employer

Racism · New York

‘Central Park Karen’ Amy Cooper Loses Case Against Ex-Employer

41% Left coverage: 27 sources

Investment firm Franklin Templeton fired Amy Cooper after video of the incident went viral. It tweeted that it would not tolerate racism. She sued her former employer over her termination, but a judge has ruled her dismissal was legal. The video showed Cooper walking her dog in New York's Central Park in 2020.See the Story

COVID Update NYC: Judge rules vaccine mandate invalid for PBA members

COVID Update NYC: Judge rules vaccine mandate invalid for PBA members

38% Left coverage: 24 sources

The city must reinstate Police Benevolent Association members who were fired or put on leave for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, a state supreme court judge has ruled. Judge Lyle Frank deemed the city’s vaccine mandate for municipal workers “invalid” for members of the five boroughs' largest police union. The city did not collectively bargain with the PBA — which represents around 24,000 NYPD members — when it imposed its mandate on the union, Frank wrote in the decision.See the Story

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Anger builds over Jersey City councilwoman involved in hit-and-run crash

Anger builds over Jersey City councilwoman involved in hit-and-run crash

New York City Subway System to Install Security Cameras in Train Cars

New York City Subway System to Install Security Cameras in Train Cars

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5 fun things to do in Mass. this weekend

58% Center coverage: 12 sources

Nuit Blanche Winnipeg makes its return Saturday after two years of being socially distant. The free celebration/exploration of contemporary art looks to be bigger,better and more Insta-friendly. After a two-year pandemic pause, vino is again flowing at the Winnipeg Wine Festival.See the Story

Politics · New York

Dismembered body reportedly found in suitcases in New York City apartment: 'Scary'

39% Left coverage: 18 sources

John Havens, 34, allegedly provided detailed information about a murder. Bonnie Marie Vaughn, 59, allegedly shot and killed a person inside the house. Havens later reportedly told officers that he had dismembered the body. The name of the victim has not been identified.See the Story

Adams: NYC to open relief centers for asylum seekers

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

A relief center opening in Orchard Beach in the Bronx will serve as an intake center and short-term housing site for adult asylum seekers. A second center will open its doors at a yet-to-be-determined site, with others tentatively set to open “as needed,” the mayor said. The centers “will become the first touch point for arriving asylum seekers, helping people by immediately offering shelter, food, medical care, case worker services and a range of settlement options”See the Story

Business · New Jersey

Chipotle to pay $7.75 million for violations of child labor laws in New Jersey

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Under the terms of the settlement announced Tuesday, Chipotle will require training for managers on the state's child labor laws. The fast casual chain, which took on $7.5 billion in profits last year, had previously settled with the state of Massachusetts for $1.3 million.See the Story

US & Canada · New York

Fire breaks out at Governors Island Ferry Terminal in Lower Manhattan

Coverage: 2 sources

Plumes of thick, black smoke billowed from the Battery Maritime Building at 10 South Street in Lower Manhattan on Saturday afternoon. The fire started in an air conditioning unit on the building's roof. The blaze did not result in any injuries but caused delays in ferry service between Lower Manhattan and Governors Island. Passenger-only ferry service has since resumed.See the Story

Transit advocates rally in Brooklyn for 6-minute bus and subway service – all the time

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The MTA knows that commuters aren't happy with their rides. In the agency's most recent customer survey results, riders expressed displeasure with all aspects of their trips. Overall, subway user satisfaction was 48%.Fed-up straphangers rallied at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Sunday, the final day of Climate Week.See the Story

NY bill would guarantee legal help for locals enmeshed in immigration proceedings

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The $300 million proposal comes as the state struggles to provide services for thousands of asylum seekers sent to New York from Texas.See the Story

Some NYC schools still teaching literacy curriculum chancellor said must go

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Calkins curriculum has been criticized for not placing sufficient emphasis on phonics. It includes strategies like guessing words from pictures, which some experts say can prevent children from learning crucial reading skills. The city's education department now says schools must simply supplement the curriculum with stronger lessons.See the Story

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