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Health

‘Solitary confinement is inhumane’: Corrections commissioner tells Council hearing he regrets policy but opposes proposed ban on it

By Isabel Song Beer

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Queens

Councilwoman tours Hollis shelter following asylum seeker’s suicide

By Bill Parry

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Business

‘I know we can do this’: President Biden confident in plan to end hunger in US by end of decade

By Ashraf Khalil and Darlene Superville, AP

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By 2024, NYPD radios may ‘go dark’ with no assurances for media and public access

By Todd Maisel

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Brooklyn

Assembly Member Brian A. Cunningham opens new office in District 43

By Orlande Fleury

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Queens

Taxi medallion debt relief program opens for long-suffering drivers in Queens, across NYC

By Bill Parry

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Brooklyn

Families seeking asylum have few resources at emergency shelter, find warm welcome at Prospect Heights school

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Politics

One noisy night of protest against ’40 Days of Life’ anti-abortion campaign at St. Patrick’s Cathedral

By Dean Moses

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Politics

Community pays tribute to Kenton Kirby

By Nelson A. King

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First-ever Chefs Council to provide healthy meals for NYC schools

By Isabel Song Beer

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Tent city by the beach: Work starts on migrant center opening next month in Bronx

By Dean Moses

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Brooklyn

Father of police brutality victim Saheed Vassell demands retraction of ‘dehumanizing’ Zeldin campaign ad

By Ben Brachfeld

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Courts

Mayor Adams and DOC condemned by Legal Aid Society for two recent jail deaths

By Isabel Song Beer

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Politics

Senators push to reform police’s cellphone tracking tools

By Jason Dearen and Garance Burke, AP

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Politics

Biden’s strategy to end hunger in US includes more benefits

By Colleen Long, AP

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Willowbrook Mile ceremony celebrates progress, pushes for greater disabled awareness

By Charis Johnston

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Nassau

Meet the Candidates: General Election | Amanda Field, Assembly District 15

By Anna Donch

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Politics

‘We wasted three years’: Velázquez blames Trump regime for leaving Puerto Rico vulnerable as pols seek Hurricane Fiona relief

By Dean Moses

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Senator Liu tells Chancellor Banks to fix high school admissions process

By Isabel Song Beer

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Politics

White House: New rule will show ‘true cost’ of plane tickets

By Seung Min Kim, AP

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Queens

‘Good riddance to it’: Queens lawmakers critical of Redistricting Commission after its members vote down proposed City Council map

By Ethan Marshall

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Mayor Adams announces newly created Mayor’s Office of Urban Agriculture

By Isabel Song Beer

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After primary loss, Miguelina Camilo joins Speaker Heastie’s staff as legal counsel

By Aliya Schneider

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Public Advocate highlights DOE failures to support students with disabilities

By Isabel Song Beer

More from Around New York

Woodlawn Beautification Day to be held on Saturday in Van Cortlandt Park.

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New York Film Festival features queer films, directors

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Victoria’s Secrets: A special New Year’s message

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Wake me up when September ends: Here are Brooklyn Paper’s top stories of the month, feat. union elections, book bans, and sewage