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Mayor Eric Adams threw his support behind Vice President Kamala Harris as Joe Biden's replacement at the top of the Democratic presidential ticket Monday after initially stopping short of doing so less than 24 hours earlier.
“Really, I want to send a strong message, it’s time for us to unite, be clear on our message to the public and fight for those issues that are important,”
Mayor Eric Adams and FDNY officials have invested $1 million in an ad campaign designed to raise awareness on the fiery dangers of faulty lithium-ion batteries.
Police in Brooklyn are looking for a shirtless suspect who allegedly stabbed a man during an argument last week.
Police in Brooklyn are looking a suspect who stabbed a man during an argument in Sunset Park last week.
Brooklyn detectives are investigating a pair of separate shootings only three blocks apart, within seven minutes of each other, on Sunday night that left two men dead and a third victim critically wounded.
Brooklyn detectives are investigating a pair of separate shootings only three blocks apart, within seven minutes of each other, on Sunday night that left two
Two men in the Bronx were killed in a pair of separate shootings on Sunday, police reported.
For the first time, fans of South Korean singer Ji-eun Lee, known worldwide as IU, were able to see last week their favorite artist perform on United States soil, spurring a cross country trek for longtime devotees.
Yu told amNewYork Metro, if there was anything she say to IU, it would be to thank her for breaking through racial and gender barriers in both the K-Pop
While the billboard screens in Times Square on Sunday afternoon were surprisingly void of any mention of President Joe Biden's decision to bow out of his reelection bid, New Yorkers themselves were not short of opinions.
While the billboard screens in Times Square on Sunday afternoon were surprisingly void of any mention of President Joe Biden’s decision to bow out of his
New York pols largely hailed President Joe Biden's decision Sunday to drop out of the race for a second term and endorse his Vice President Kamala Harris to succeed him.
New York pols largely hailed President Joe Biden's decision Sunday to drop out of the race for a second term and endorse his Vice President Kamala Harris to
UPDATE: Brooklyn detectives booked a 24-year-old man Sunday on eight murder counts for allegedly stabbing four family members to death inside their apartment on Friday night.
Brooklyn detectives booked a 24-year-old man Sunday on eight murder counts for allegedly stabbing four family members to death inside their apartment on
Editorial | City's war on illegal cannabis shops finally bearing major fruit
While most New Yorkers were sound asleep Sunday morning, the NYPD and New York City Sheriff's Office were hard at work raiding a Bronx store accused of
President Joe Biden announced Sunday that he will "stand down" from his pursuit of a second term — dogged for weeks by a poor debate showing, concerns about his age, and slumping poll numbers in the race against Donald Trump.
President Joe Biden announced Sunday that he will "stand down" from his pursuit of a second term — dogged for weeks by a poor debate showing, concerns about
Four people and nearly $10 million in illegal cannabis and other substances were seized in a massive overnight Bronx drug bust on Sunday.
A hit-and-run driver in the Bronx struck and killed a 51-year-old man on the Bruckner Expressway early Sunday morning.
Broadway | 'Phantom' revival may be going off-Broadway, Darren Kriss to star in South Korean musical
"The Phantom of the Opera" may return far sooner than anyone expected — and in a very different, off-Broadway format.
Ask the MTA | Queens bus network redesign, subway elevators and prepping for hurricanes
amNewYork Metro, in conjunction with the MTA, present “Ask the MTA,” a column where MTA officials answer your questions about transit service in New York
Two suspects in Manhattan are wanted for an early morning robbery on Sunday that ended with a bloody stabbing.
Gelato may typically be associated with Italian culture and cuisine, but K-Town's Sundaes Best is putting a distinctly Eastern spin on the rich and creamy dessert.
Gelato may typically be associated with Italian culture and cuisine, but K-Town’s Sundaes Best is putting a distinctly Eastern spin on the rich and creamy
NASA gave SpaceX a $843 million contract to bring down the station — the biggest structure ever built off the planet.
A Brooklyn man was brutally stabbed to death at an intersection early on Saturday morning, police reported.
Affordable housing will stand at the heart of The Lirio, a new mixed-use development that will soon rise in Hell's Kitchen.
EA Sports College Football 25, among the most highly anticipated sports video games of all time, has flooded the market as gamers who waited more than a decade for the franchise's next installment rush to play.
EA Sports College Football 25 has flooded the market as gamers who waited more than a decade for the franchise's next installment rush to play.
Brooklyn detectives are questioning a man connected to a horrific murder in which four people, including two children, were found stabbed to death in an apartment on Friday night.
Brooklyn detectives are questioning a man connected to a horrific murder in which four people, including two children, were found stabbed to death in an
Detectives in the West Village are looking for a woman in a Jurassic Park shirt who sucker-punched an octogenarian victim earlier this month.
Cops in Manhattan are looking for the suspect who stabbed a teenager outside a Dunkin' shop on Friday night.
Adapting a cult-classic film into a television series is a daunting task, but for Lisa Kudrow and her collaborators on "Time Bandits," that challenge just meant there was more room for exploration.
Adapting a cult-classic film into a television series is a daunting task, but for Lisa Kudrow and her collaborators on “Time Bandits,” that challenge just meant there was more room for exploration.
Firefighters battled a three-alarm fire that broke out in three Brooklyn buildings.
US House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (Brooklyn) on Friday appeared to stand by President Biden, even as the embattled commander-in-chief is facing mounting calls to step down as the party's nominee in the November general election.
Hakeem Jeffries appeared to stand by Biden, even as the commander-in-chief is facing calls to step down as the party’s nominee in the general election.
The family-owned ice cream shop has been around since 1997, attracting customers all over the city.
Max & Mina's Ice Cream shop has been around since 1997, attracting customers all over the city.
Top city officials said Friday that critical New York City systems, like emergency services, are still operational amid a global software outage that has affected flights, hospitals and businesses.
City officials said that critical NYC systems are still operational amid a global software outage that has affected flights, hospitals and businesses.
It's not often an ice cream sundae could be described as "too hot."
Tipsy Scoop, liquor-infused ice cream shop, teamed up with Sugar Wood last month to create the ‘Weenie Martini Sundae’. The sundae is made up of “eight scoops
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WATCH: Police brass address the horrific incident in Queens Sunday morning that left four people dead, and two officers stabbed. Read more at: https://www.amny.com/new-york/queens/breaking-2-cops-hospitalized-others-critically-injured-in-far-rockaway-stabbing/
THE COSTS OF CHANGE: NYC co-op and condo owners face expensive dilemma in upgrading buildings to meet new climate law. Read more on AMNY.com
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In our final interview of the 2022 general election, our host Jane Hanson spoke with Congresswoman Grace Meng about her past legislative successes and plans for the future. During her last few years in Congress, Congresswoman Grace Meng has focused on bringing back real results to her constituents in District 6. Congresswoman Meng is running for reelection to continue this work , striving to better the lives of her constituents. In Washington, Congresswoman Meng’s work has resulted in laws and funding to keep our streets and neighborhoods safe, additional health care options for veterans and secured funding for local hospitals, colleges, and youth programs. Upon reelection, Congresswoman Meng intends to focus on safety by continuing work on different solutions to address New Yorkers with mental health needs as well as pushing for more gun safety legislation. Grace Meng Schneps Media Politicsny #3q3m #MeetTheCandidates #generalelection2022 #generalelection #Election2022 #election #newyork #politics #government
After stepping down from his seat in 2015 to help his family in a time of need, former Assemblymember Alec Brook-Krasny is ready to reprise his role as representative for District 46. Brook-Krasny intends to build and expand upon his previous nine years of public service on his return to Albany. Originally elected as a democratic representative, Brook-Krasny has changed party lines and is now running as a representative of the republican party. Brook-Krasny’s plans for Albany include working across party lines to reverse the legalization of marijuana as well as increasing support and funding for the New York police force. With these two points of focus, Brook-Krasny hopes to make New Yorker a safer place for all. Alec Brook-Krasny Jane Hanson Politicsny Schneps Media #3q3m #MeetTheCandidates #generalelection2022 #Election2022 #politics #newyork #government
Retired New York City Police Department Lieutenant, Vito LaBella is running for Senate in District 17 to help protect the families that he previously served as a member of the police force. LaBella started on his recent journey to public office by leading protests over the Brooklyn Bridge, heading rallies and testifying in front of legislators over issues of safety and now intends to head to Albany to enact further change. When he retired, LaBella had no intention of coming out of retirement to start a career in politics, but he, amongst 100 other retired police officers, made the decision to step up and work to take back the city. In Albany, LaBella’s first step will be to repeal all pro-criminal laws enacted over the past few years. This includes more than just Bail Reform, he also intends to appeal Raise the Age and Discovery Reform. Vito LaBella Jane Hanson Schneps Media Politicsny #3q3m #MeetTheCandidates #generalelection2022 #Election2022 #newyork #politics #government
Grace Lee’s political activism career began with an effort to keep children safe from a toxic cleanup site in the South Street Seaport. Since then, Lee has remained focused on protecting all New Yorkers, from young children to our future generations and hopes to continue this work representing Assembly District 65. In Albany, Lee intends to keep her eyes focused on safety. This means safety in regards to the environment, ensuring that steps are taken to slow climate change as well as public safety. Lee is guided by the principal that every person in New York City deserves to feel safe. She supports the recent initiatives created by Mayor Adams and Governor Hochul to increase the police presence in subway stations, but knows there is more to be done. Lee plans to work with her fellow legislators in Albany to increase investments in local communities and social services as well as strengthen relationships with law enforcement offices to work towards a safer New York. Grace Lee Jane Hanson Schneps Media Politicsny #3q3m #MeetTheCandidates #generalelection2022 #Election2022 #politics #newyork
Beverly Tatham is a trial attorney with a plan to head to the other side of the bench. With 20 years of experience as an attorney, Tatham has her eyes on the next step in her career— serving as municipal court judge in District 7. Tatham is running for judge with a goal to use the opportunity to transform the lives of New Yorkers for the better. With the potential to be assigned to both criminal or family court, Tatham is ready to tackle whatever is put in front of her. She is confident that she will be able to seamlessly transition into the role of judge with the support provided by the court system for newly appointed judges. Tatham is a three time cancer survivor, with a proven sense determination to succeed in whatever she sets her mind to. Tatham For Judge Jane Hanson Schneps Media Politicsny #3q3m #MeetTheCandidates #generalelection2022 ##Election2022 #election #generalelection #newyork #politics #government
Iwen Chu is running for Senate in District 17 to bring proper representation to southern Brooklyn communities. For the past 10 years, Chu has worked among the community serving the families of southern Brooklyn in different roles and has made the decision to take the next step in her public service journey. Throughout her work in public service, Chu has found that immigrant communities are underserved and underrepresented. If elected, she intends to be a stronger voice for these communities and ensure they are getting the support they deserve. This includes creating a language support system when she arrives in Albany. Chu has seen firsthand the struggles that members of the immigrant community have gone through while navigating various government services and intends to do everything she can to bridge the gap. Iwen Chu Jane Hanson Schneps Media Politicsny #3q3m #MeetTheCandidates #Election2022 #generalelection2022 #newyork #politics #election #generalelection
Incumbent Jessica González-Rojas is running for a second term to continue her work of representing the constituents of District 34 in Albany. Assemblymember González- Rojas believes there is a lot to still be done and she intends to lead the charge in making legislative changes to better the lives of all New Yorkers. Upon her return to Albany, Assemblymember González-Rojas plans to continue work on the three pieces of legislation she introduced in her current term: Reproductive Freedom and Equity Fund — provides resources for influx of patients to clinics seeking reproductive health services throughout the state. Universal School Meals — ensures that every single school across New York would provide students with breakfast and lunch at no cost. One Fair Wage — addresses the sub-minimum wage that restaurant workers and other industry workers receive and guarantees they are paid a livable wage in addition to tips. These three important issues highlight the first steps on Assemblymember González-Rojas’ continued journey to fight for equality, dignity and justice for all New Yorkers. Jessica González-Rojas Jane Hanson Schneps Media Politicsny #3q3m #MeetTheCandidates #generalelection2022 #Election2022 #newyork #politics #government #election #generalelection
Republican Candidate Benine Hamdan, running in Congressional District 10 a seat that was filled by Jerry Nadler before redistricting. Hamdan has a long record in public service and wants to take the next step in the political realm to bridge the gap between constituents and the legislators that represent them. Hamdan has three priorities: tackling crime, reviving the economy, and creating jobs. In Washington, she intends to work on public safety legislation and lead District 10 through the current fiscal crisis. Hamdan is pro-life, though she believes there are limited circumstances where an abortion should be permitted. Benine Hamdan Jane Hanson Schneps Media Politicsny #3q3m #MeetTheCandidates #generalelection2022 #Election2022 #generalelection #election #newyork #politics #government
