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NYC Child Care Workers Win Wage Boost Deal

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, alongside key labor leaders and officials, announced a tentative contract agreement that promises significant wage increases for thousands of dedicated childcare providers. The agreement, forged between District Council 37 (DC 37), Local 205, and the Day Care Council of New York (DCCNY), introduces an $18 minimum wage for workers and brings substantial benefits to those who care for New York's youngest citizens.

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Clergy Members Rally in Support of Mayor Eric Adams at City Hall

In a powerful display of solidarity, clergy members from across New York City gathered on the steps of City Hall to show their unwavering support for Mayor Eric Adams. Contrary to recent media narratives suggesting widespread opposition to the mayor, many New Yorkers, particularly faith leaders and their communities, continue to stand by Adams as he navigates the challenges facing the city.

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Full Video: Mayor Eric Adams Reacts to Indictment

Mayor Eric Adams Indicted: Unfolding the Charges and His Response
In a shocking development, Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted on charges that have sent ripples across New York City’s political landscape. The indictment, stemming from an ongoing investigation, alleges misconduct during his tenure as mayor, though specific details of the charges are still unfolding.

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Mayor Adams, Chancellor Banks on Sudden Retirement

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today released the following statement on the announcement of the retirement of New York City Public Schools Chancellor David C. Banks, effective December 31, 2024:

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Changing the face of Democracy: Shirley Chisholm at 100

Celebrating more than a century as New York’s storyteller, the Museum of the City of New York presents, Changing the Face of Democracy: Shirley Chisholm at 100, which is on view through July 20, 2025. As the first major museum presentation dedicated to the legendary Shirley Chisholm, it delves into the life and legacy of this trailblazing legislator, whose contributions to our nation’s public policy endure today.

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Rep. Jeffries: Trump Orders MAGA to Shut Gov't Down

Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries held a press conference where he highlighted that Democrats remain committed to putting People Over Politics, while extreme MAGA Republicans are threatening to shut down the government

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Malliotakis Cheers Billie Jean King's Gold Medal

The U.S. House of Representatives passed bipartisan legislation to award a Congressional Gold Medal to tennis icon Billie Jean King, a trailblazer and champion for Equal Pay in Women’s Sports. The legislation’s passage comes as we approach the 51st anniversary of Billie Jean King defeating Bobby Riggs, on September 20, 1973. It is the first time a female athlete will receive the nation’s highest civilian honor.

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UFT Could Support Citywide School Cell Phone Ban

Snapshot UFT survey found two-thirds of educators support citywide ban

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Expanded Judgeships Highlight Diversity In Brooklyn Courts

Governor Kathy Hochul’s recent efforts to expand the number of judges in Kings County mark a significant step toward reducing the overwhelming backlog of cases in Brooklyn courts. Brooklyn, as one of the most dynamic and diverse boroughs in New York, will benefit from the addition of new judges, which promises to alleviate the strain on the judicial system and deliver more timely justice to its residents.