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FIRST ON amNY: NYC Council bill seeks delivery app mandates to turn over data on timing of deliveristas’ duties (opens the original)
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The NYC Council is looking to pass new legislation aimed at requiring app-based delivery companies to fork over data and potentially face new regulations regarding the time it takes their workers on e-bikes and e-scooters to do their job around the five boroughs. The so-called “Safe Delivery Time Act" — sponsored by City Council… Read More
Socrates Solano takes over as Community Board 10 district manager in the East Bronx (opens the original)
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Bronx Community Board 10 has a new district manager, with longtime city government official Socrates S. Solano taking over the East Bronx board after more than 25 years working in public service. Solano comes to CB10 with experience across several corners of city government, most recently serving as Associate Executive Director of Intergovernmental and… Read More
Hochul leads Blakeman in two new polls as Trump, Mamdani loom over governor’s race (opens the original)
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Gov. Kathy Hochul leads Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman in two polls released Wednesday, though the surveys differ sharply on the size of her advantage less than six weeks before Election Day. A Siena poll found Hochul leading Blakeman 50% to 41% among likely voters, little changed from her 49% to 39% lead in August.… Read More
Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano has sentenced reduced to 10 years (opens the original)
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A federal judge has reduced former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano’s sentence to 10 years, two years less than his original sentence, more than a year and a half after an appeals court threw out part of his conviction in connection with a loan scheme that involved the Town of Oyster Bay while Mangano… Read More
Southampton Village Settles Discrimination Lawsuit for $600,000 (opens the original)
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Kareem Proctor, a Southampton Village police officer who alleged he was denied a promotion because of his race, will receive $600,000 from the village as part of a settlement resolving a federal discrimination lawsuit. Proctor, who joined the department in 2008, will receive the lump-sum payment, which includes attorneys’ fees and costs. He will… Read More
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