4,000+ NYPD Cops to Retire or Resign in 2022

Will there be enough cops to address the rising subway crime while still protecting the rest of the city? That remains to be seen.

Last-Ditch Effort to Stop New York City Subway Crime Before Elections

The program does not address the baseline issue of recidivism gone wild from the state’s cashless bail law and offers short-term solutions to long-term mental health problems.

Zeldin Erases 20-Point Gap, Raising Hopes for Win over Hochul in NY Governor’s Race

Voters are becoming more concerned with their personal safety and economic future.

NYC to Receive $12.7 M in Federal Funds to Expand Childcare Programs

Roughly 60 percent of New York State is considered a childcare desert based on the criteria.

Google Calls New NYC Migrant Center ‘Adams Tent City’

The migrant processing site is expected to temporarily house up to 500 migrants as they wait for places in the city’s swamped homeless shelter system.

New York’s Largest Jewish Instagram Page Sees Spike in Antisemitic Attacks

Yoav Davis, founder of Jews of New York: "I have never seen such constant hate against Jews in our city."

Construction Begins on First-Ever ‘Fully Inclusive’ Playground in Midwood, Brooklyn

Features are to include ramped play equipment, loads of accessible swings, water sprinklers and sand play, a musical instrument ensemble and sporting areas.

New York’s Largest Jewish Instagram Page Documents Spike in Antisemitic Attacks

Jews of New York representatives have gone out into the city streets to erase hate, such as "Jews suck" written on light posts. But threats against the city's Jews persist daily.

NYSED Says Williamsburg Yeshiva Curriculum Breaks Law

The state education commissioner ordered the yeshiva and the city in 12 pages of instructions to jointly draft and submit a plan and timeline to reach “equivalency” within 60 days.

Jewish Gun Owners Sue New York Over Firearm Ban in Places of Worship

Plaintiffs Steven Goldstein and Meir Ornstein filed the lawsuit on behalf of Congregation Bnei Matisyahu—a small, Modern Orthodox synagogue in Brooklyn’s Midwood neighborhood—to challenge New York’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act.

‘In Israel, Attacks Thwarted by Well-Trained, Armed Civilians; Time Has Come to Allow the...

New York's new concealed carry law "ensures that the surge in religion-based hate crimes will continue [and] turns worshippers into sitting ducks.”

Brooklyn College Schedules Mandatory Bias Training on Yom Kippur

A spokesperson for the college said an additional training session was offered on Monday.

AOC, Bowman, among 6 Democrats Attacking YU’s Religious Policy

And don't bother us with your religious sentiments, we don't need no stinking religious sentiments.

Dr. Miriam Levitt Flisser Looking to Replace Squad Rep. Jamaal Bowman in NY 16

In May 2022, Bowman signed on to Rashida Tlaib’s Resolution “Recognizing the Nakba and Palestinian refugees’ rights.”

Brooklyn College Schedules Obligatory ‘Implicit Bias Coaching’ on Yom Kippur

The college’s former interim president said there were “too many Jews” on the school’s faculty.

NYC Russian Consulate Slathered in Red Paint Hours Before Putin Annexes Ukraine Provinces

Russian President Vladimir Putin officially annexed four occupied Ukrainian provinces a few hours after the incident.

A Hearty Good Riddance: Trevor Noah Leaves the Daily Show

I stopped watching Trevor Noah on May 12, 2021, because of this monologue.

Feds Mull $52B Project to Build Storm Gates for NY-NJ Waterways Hit by Superstorm...

The project is aimed at protecting critical infrastructure and population centers that were badly damaged by Sandy.

NYPD to Increase Security at Synagogues for High Holidays Following Rise in Hate Crimes

The head of the NYPD Hate Crime Task Force, Deputy Inspector Andrew Arias, said hate crimes in New York have increased 45% in 2022.

Yeshiva University’s LGBTQ Club Offers a Compromise – for Now

Four conservative justices dissented with the majority opinion, claiming New York was ignoring the religious rights of YU.

MTA to Install Security Cameras in NYC Subway Cars

The new funding covers the cost of installing two cameras on every subway car in the system at a total cost of $5.5 million.

NYC Mayor Eliminates COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate in Private Sector

In the next week, print, television, radio, and digital ads will go live across New York City promoting COVID-19 vaccine booster shots.

NYC Mayor Condemns ‘Outrageous Attacks’ on Jews

“These attacks on our Jewish community won’t be tolerated, not in our city. We will keep our streets safe.”

Antisemitic Hate in Borough Park, Brooklyn

There were two antisemitic attacks against Hasidic Jews this weekend, both within a 24 hour period.

Zeldin: Gov. Hochul Awarded $600+ Million No-Bid Contract to Campaign Donor

California paid the same company about 45% less per test than New York.

Yeshiva University Finds Workaround to Block LGBTQ Student Group

The university announced all of the school's undergraduate club activities had been placed on hold in light of the upcoming Jewish holidays.

Increased NY SNAP Food Benefits to Continue Through November

SNAP households in the five-county New York City region should see their benefits post between Friday, September 16, and Thursday, September 29.

Supreme Court Requires Yeshiva University to Recognize LGBTQ Student Group

The Supreme Court decision also said the university can turn to the Supreme Court again if it is not able to block the ruling in New York State courts.

Despite the US Economic Slump, Israeli Startups Blossom in the Big Apple

Some 400 Blue and White tech initiatives are busily innovating in New York City.

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