Haley Brown
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🔮 “The idea that you’re going to solve this problem with cops would mean you would need to flood the zone every day.
🔮 “I wanted to make sure that if I wasn’t able to do anything, I would just be able to save him long enough for EMS.”
🔮 In another exchange sent on the platform just before 1:45 am, a brother asked, “Shop still open?” and another replied, “Yea.”
New York Attorney General Letitia James has taken over the reopened criminal investigation as special prosecutor, replacing the Tompkins County district attorney.
No criminal charges have been filed, but James said her office will review the evidence and pursue prosecution if they finds wrongdoing.
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🔮 The City Council is considering a slew of bills would tighten enforcement on the high-powered scooters, but Mamdani administration officials argued at a hearing Wednesday those laws could unfairly target food delivery riders they bizarrely dubbed “deliveristas” — “many of whom are immigrants.”
🔮 Police recorded 51 crashes on the drives from Dec. 1, 2025, through May 31 of this year, compared with 47 during the same stretch the year prior, an increase of four crashes, according to NYPD collision data, which only goes through June 11, 2026.
🔮 The Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s nearly $8 billion project will bring the Q train deeper into East Harlem by 2032 — but merchants said the agency is treating the neighborhood’s small businesses as expendable casualties of the massive project, ruthlessly choking off stores with fences, construction equipment and mounting legal challenges.
🔮 The MTA will halt traffic between Manhattan and Brooklyn on the L line for two weekends next month — leaving already-frustrated commuters even more peeved at the transit agency.
🔮 The settlement includes $12.3 million for Dashers who were underpaid or paid late, $83 million is to resolve a disagreement over how to calculate pay for time drivers spend online between deliveries, while the rest of the money will pay off city fines, the company said.
🔮 Now the nonprofit group “A Better Road Forward” is launching TV ads directed at voters and will hold informational meetings around the state, according to Politico.
🔮 The NYPD issued 220,802 quality-of-life summonses in the fiscal year ending June 30 — up 13% from 196,102 the year before and more than triple the 67,408 tickets written in fiscal year 2022, according to the Mayor’s Management Report released Thursday.
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