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East Harlem man dies 3 weeks after violent clash outside Carver Houses (opens the original)
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A 67-year-old man has died three weeks after being severely injured in a violence clash on grounds of the George Washington Carver Houses complex in East Harlem, the NYPD said. Edwin Jimenez, who lived on East 115th Street, suffered head injuries in an Aug. 24 clash in front of 220 E. 102 St., and died on Friday, the NYPD said. Jose Santiago, 52, another resident of the neighborhood, sustained multiple stab wounds during the encounter, police said. Both men were arrested at the time and charged
A tussle over driver's license data that could affect NY, NJ commutes (opens the original)
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New York and New Jersey's attorneys general have joined a multistate coalition suing to stop the Trump administration from accessing the personal information of 17 million commercial drivers nationwide, including hundreds of thousands across both states. The dust-up could already have implications for your commute or child’s school bus trip. The lawsuit seeks to keep the federal government from seizing records including the names, dates of birth, and Social Security numbers of commercial driver'
A fresh look at who's gaining, losing ground in New York City's economy (opens the original)
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While Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the democratic socialists spark outsize handwringing for those engaged in the politics-economics echo chamber, the apex leaders of New York City business are scarcely missing a beat, based on data in the new Business Costs in New York City report from the state comptroller’s office. The average private-sector salary in the city was $129,030 in 2025, an inflation-adjusted increase of 6.5% over 2015’s average of $89,160, according to the report, whose 10-year look ba
NY farmers market shopping list: Fancy apples, tomatoes, legal weed? (opens the original)
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On sale at your local New York farmers market: heirloom tomatoes, less-traveled lettuce, the fanciest apples — and now, legally, cannabis products. Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday signed legislation authorizing licensed microbusinesses and dispensaries to sell cannabis products at approved events, such as farmers markets, a move effectively expanding sales venues to hundreds of locations across the state. “By opening the door for legal operators to sell at approved community events and farmers mar
A summer of ICE activity yields a raft of new damages claims, including in NJ and NY (opens the original)
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Federal immigration officers clash with Protesters outside Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey, on May 25, 2026. The ACLU filed dozens of claims against the U.S. government, including one tied to a clash outside Delaney Hall. [ more › ]
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