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Politics · TexasA bus full of migrants arrived in New York City from Texas on Friday morning. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said the migrants were dropped off at Port Authority. Abbott has dispatched dozens of buses with thousands of migrants to Washington, D.C., since April. He said NYC will now also be a drop-off location.See the Story
First Texas bus of migrants arrives in NYC
52% Right coverage: 33 sources
Business · New YorkThe restaurant chain Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc., has reached a $20 million settlement with thousands of its New York City employees over allegations of labor law violations, New York Mayor Eric Adams (D) announced Tuesday.See the Story
Chipotle reaches $20M settlement over sick leave, scheduling complaints
64% Center coverage: 25 sources
US & CanadaNew York City Mayor Eric Adams has been raising alarms about the impact on his city. Gov. Greg Abbott announced that the state of Texas was planning to bus migrants from near the Texas-Mexico border to Washington, D.C. The two politicians have traded barbs through the media.See the Story
How Gov. Greg Abbott exported a border crisis to New York City
60% Left coverage: 5 sources
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US & Canada · New YorkNew York UPS workers called out unsafe working conditions during a rally on Thursday a week after a sizzling heat wave scorched the five boroughs. See the Story
UPS workers rally for AC in trucks after heatwave
50% Left coverage: 6 sources
MTAThe MTA released its Environmental Assessment on congestion pricing on Wednesday. The plan could reduce car traffic by as much as 20% and truck traffic by 81%. The $9 to $23 range would apply to drivers entering the so-called Central Business District. Commercial vehicles could pay anywhere from $12 to $82.See the Story
Drivers may pay up to $23 to enter Manhattan under MTA congestion pricing plan
67% Left coverage: 6 sources
New York, NY · New YorkMayor Eric Adams' administration had planned to cut $200 million from the NYC Department of Education's $37 billion budget. Parents and teachers sued, arguing the budget was adopted using an improper procedure. Judge Lyle Frank sided with them, ruling Schools Chancellor David Banks had wrongly invoked an emergency declaration.See the Story
Judge orders New York City to redo $37B budget for public schools
83% Left coverage: 6 sources
US & Canada · New YorkAs a candidate last year, Mayor Eric Adams denied that he co-owned a Brooklyn co-op with a close friend. But last fall, the day before the general election, Adams changed his story completely amending his disclosure forms for all those years to admit he continued to hold half the shares. The change in Adams' narrative emerged Wednesday as the city Conflicts of Interest Board released financial disclosure forms covering the year 2021.See the Story
Eric Adams’ financial disclosures shed new light on properties he owns
60% Left coverage: 5 sources
NYCHA · New YorkThe New York City Public Housing Authority is considering a new rule that would ban tenants and guests from storing electric bikes inside its 177,000 apartments. The proposed policy will undergo a public comment period until Sept. 6, at which point the housing authority said it will review and consider stakeholder feedback.See the Story
NYCHA considers ban on storing e-bikes inside its buildings
67% Left coverage: 3 sources
City jails fail to protect or properly identify transgender people, task force finds
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Climate Change · New YorkThe Inflation Reduction Act marks the most significant federal action on climate change yet. About $370 billion of the $433 billion package teed up for green investments across the country. The House is expected to vote on the bill Friday, where it will need a majority of votes to pass.See the Story
New York’s Climate and Energy Goals Would Get Jolt With Federal Bill’s Green
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Corruption · Kings CountyIn March 2017, the Manhattan U.S. attorney announced there would be no corruption charges filed against then-Mayor Bill de Blasio. In April, ex-Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin was arrested on a five-count indictment charging him with bribery and falsifying documents. The same lawyer who represented de Blasio and got that outcome will try the same argument against the same federal prosecutor.See the Story
How Brian Benjamin Aims to Quash His Corruption Case: Arguing His Quid Pro Quo Was Legal
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
