College is a time of transformation. Ideas are shared, views are tested, and perspectives change. But with the rise in phone and screen use, today’s students are missing out on something essential: connection. Face-to-face conversation is gone, replaced by an…
By RYAN J. FOLEY and MICHAEL BIESECKER A judge has granted permission for elections officials in a major New York county to move thousands of paper ballots to a secure warehouse after a technical problem caused vote-scanning machines to malfunction. The…
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan to replace the head of New York City’s independent racial equity watchdog has been delayed until at least next summer after City Council members pushed back against removing its current chair. Mamdani confirmed Wednesday that Linda…
In the first 10 months of this year, at least 28 people were killed while riding electric bicycles, electric scooters, and illegal “e-motos.” Almost all these crashes involve collisions with cars or trucks. The NYC Department of Transportation, to its credit, has…
October 25, 2026 11:42 AM / Staff Report Domestic violence and crime victim assistance programs across New York are cutting services because of delayed state funding, according to Spectrum News. The Crime Victims Assistance Center in Broome County has eliminated five positions after receiving…
New York has an opportunity to bring substantial new educational resources to public school families, without taking funding away from public schools. The federal scholarship tax credit can help parents give their children the academic support and educational opportunities they…
Embattled New York City Schools boss Kamar Samuels broke with tradition and became the first chancellor to fail to deliver a “State of Our Schools” speech since it was established. The speech was started by former Schools Chancellor David Banks…
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