The police department is struggling to recruit for it’s current budgeted headcount.
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A.G. LETITIA JAMES and Gov. Kathy Hochul have each praised the decisions that order the administration to utilize contingency funding.
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The court found that the administration’s decision to suspend SNAP benefits for November was likely unlawful.
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New omakase bar at Ace Hotel Brooklyn
LDV Hospitality has launched Koju, its first Japanese restaurant, inside Ace Hotel Brooklyn in Boerum Hill, a 14-seat omakase bar.
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A Bedford-Stuyvesant couple is suing the city government, alleging that an NYPD camera points directly into their bedroom.
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