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relates to N.Y. Governor Calls Special Session to Act on Abortion, Guns
equality
N.Y. Governor Calls Special Session to Act on Abortion, Guns
By Sarah Jacob and Keshia Clukey
New York Governor Kathy Hochul said she will convene an extraordinary session of the Legislature on Friday to consider enshrining abortion access in the state’s constitution and to enact a package of gun safety measures.
July 1, 2022
pursuits
New York Legislative Text Detailing New Gun Rules Released
Albany, N.Y. (AP) -- New York lawmakers are reviewing a bill released Friday to remove a barrier to getting a concealed carry handgun permit in light of a recent Supreme Court ruling, while also placing new restrictions on who can get a permit and limiting where people can carry firearms.
July 1, 2022
relates to N.Y. Moves to Add Reproductive Rights, Equality to Constitution
equality
N.Y. Moves to Add Reproductive Rights, Equality to Constitution
By Keshia Clukey
July 1, 2022
relates to N.Y. Secures 8,000 Monkeypox Vaccines, Hochul Says
politics
N.Y. Secures 8,000 Monkeypox Vaccines, Hochul Says
By Carrington York
Governor Kathy Hochul said New York has secured 8,195 monkeypox vaccines amid an outbreak in the state.
June 30, 2022
relates to Supreme Court Allows N.Y. Vaccine Mandate for Health Workers
politics
Supreme Court Allows N.Y. Vaccine Mandate for Health Workers
By Greg Stohr and Seth Stern
The US Supreme Court turned away a challenge to New York’s Covid-19 vaccine requirement for health-care workers, rejecting an appeal from 16 people who objected to the shot on religious grounds.
June 30, 2022
relates to 10 Best Shows to See in New York City This Summer: Theater, Dance, Concerts
pursuits
10 Best Shows to See in New York City This Summer: Theater, Dance, Concerts
By Chris Rovzar
A madcap musical about Celine Dion, a cast-of-hundreds Shakespeare production in Central Park, and much more.
July 1, 2022
relates to Woman Pushing Baby Stroller Shot Dead on NYC’s Upper East Side
business
Woman Pushing Baby Stroller Shot Dead on NYC’s Upper East Side
By Luke McGrath
A woman pushing a baby in a stroller was shot and killed Wednesday night on New York’s Upper East Side.
June 30, 2022
relates to Bitcoin Miner Loses Bid to Renew Power-Plant Permit in N.Y.
green
Bitcoin Miner Loses Bid to Renew Power-Plant Permit in N.Y.
By Josh Saul and David Pan
New York State rejected the renewal permit for a power plant used by Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc. for Bitcoin mining, a decision that comes after about six months of delays.
June 30, 2022
relates to Inflation Hits Black, Hispanic Americans Harder, N.Y. Fed Finds
equality
Inflation Hits Black, Hispanic Americans Harder, N.Y. Fed Finds
By Jonnelle Marte
The high inflation rate plaguing American households is not hitting all groups evenly, with Black and Hispanic Americans being squeezed the most, according to research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
June 30, 2022
relates to Trump ‘Purged’ of Contempt in N.Y. Subpoena Case, Judge Says
politics
Trump ‘Purged’ of Contempt in N.Y. Subpoena Case, Judge Says
By Erik Larson
Donald Trump is no longer in contempt of court for failing to respond to a subpoena in New York’s probe of his company’s assets, a judge ruled, formally resolving a dispute with the state attorney general that resulted in $110,000 in fines against the former president.
June 29, 2022