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Midtown Office Building Shooter Slays Four
Four people including a NYPD officer were killed and another person was in critical condition after a shooter stormed a Midtown office building on Monday evening. The suspected shooter is also dead, city officials said. One of the victims was Didarul Islam, a 36-year-old off-duty police officer in the 47th Precinct in The Bronx who […]
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Campaign Board Voided $1 in Every $3 Eric Adams Submitted for Matching Funds
Campaign finance officials could not verify the billing address of more than 200 credit card contributions Mayor Eric Adams’ re-election campaign has submitted for public matching funds, raising questions about the true source of many of his donations. In its reviews of the campaign’s requests, the Campaign Finance Board deemed as invalid all 222 of […]
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Staten Island Swapping Buses with Other Boroughs in Bid to Boost Service
Staten Island’s bus service is getting a boost, with newer rides replacing close to half of the borough’s fleet by the middle of next year, MTA officials said Monday. Transport Workers Union Local 100 officials said the newer reinforcements for Staten Island are arriving at the expense of bus service elsewhere in the city, with […]
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LISTEN: ‘C’ is for Compliance
The FAQ NYC hosts dig into the Trump administration’s latest demands for compliance, why Mayor Eric Adams insists New York is powerless to enforce its own laws and ordinances inside of the federal office building in lower Manhattan now doubling as a makeshift jail, and how the Department of Homeland Security has the city and […]
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Brooklyn Ballot Fraud Probe Unfolds as Council Race Hangs on 32 Votes
The Board of Elections is moving to certify results Tuesday in a tightly contested Brooklyn Republican City Council primary even as a criminal probe of alleged vote fraud proceeds. At least 27 ballots are under investigation in Brooklyn’s 47th City Council District, where a razor-thin 32-vote margin separates MAGA candidate George Sarantopoulos and county Republican […]
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