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New York State Behind Schedule on Electric Vehicle Charging Ports, Audit Says

Liz Donovan | February 7, 2022

The New York Power Authority has installed only 277 public charging ports between 2013 and May 2021, when the audit period ended. An effort to install high-speed chargers is also lagging: As of last March, NYPA had installed only 29 of the 200 high-speed chargers it was supposed to provide by the end of 2019. 

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Opinion: DA Bragg’s Well-Intentioned Reforms Have Little Impact While Racist Policing Persists

Robert Gangi | February 7, 2022

‘Of the 33 cases we at PROP have seen this year, none entailing a serious charge, 30 involved New Yorkers of color—unsurprising since 90 percent of the more than 7,000 cases we have observed since beginning the Court Monitoring Project in 2014 also involved New Yorkers of color.’

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¿Cómo son las condiciones para los inmigrantes detenidos por ICE en Nueva York?

Daniel Parra | February 7, 2022

En la última seman de enero, abogados y defensores de inmigrantes adviertieron de un posible brote de COVID-19 entre los inmigrantes detenidos en el centro penitenciario del condado de Orange, NY. Tres clientes de Bronx Defenders han logrado acceder a la vacuna luego de que City Limits hiciera publica la situación.

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District Managers Call on NYC to Boost Budgets for Community Boards

David Brand | February 7, 2022

“Community Boards are currently being asked to do more with less,” wrote a task force of district managers and administrative staffers in a report released last month. “Especially in the last year-and-a-half, community boards have been on the frontlines of the COVID-19 crisis.”

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