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GeneralChicago Sun-Times

Pritzker quips on weight loss, Rahm and 2028 buzz in Washington speech

WASHINGTON — Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker acknowledged his rapid weight loss, joked about former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel — another 2028 presidential hopeful — and critiqued the Trump administration during a speech before Washington journalists and dignitaries on Saturday. “I'm JB Pritzker, governor

1mo ago
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NYPD says Bronx man arrested in fatal Harlem hit and run

A stock photo of an NYPD cruiser Kevin Crosby, 49, was charged with manslaughter and driving under the influence. [ more › ]

1mo agoby Ryan Kost
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MTA to move forward with Second Ave subway work, despite Trump's push to kill the project

A portion of the Second Avenue subway that was dug out in East Harlem in the 1970s. That project was canceled amid the city's financial crisis. The MTA plans to get approval for a $1.1 billion contract from the agency's board next week. But officials said if a judge rules against the agency in a law

1mo agoby Stephen Nessen
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Extra Extra: Is there anyone in your family tree who could score you a Canadian passport?

Because people are digging through ancestry records to get backup passports, here are your afternoon links: Calvin Tomkins dies at 100, nice apartment in The Dakota for sale, "Bachelorette" guys react to the big news and more. [ more › ]

1mo agoby James Ramsay
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GeneralThe City

NYPD Still Slapping Street Vendors With Criminal Charges Despite Council Law Requiring Civil Charges

NYPD officers have hit street vendors in Manhattan and Brooklyn with at least seven criminal summonses for vending since a new law went into effect 10 days ago that’s supposed to eliminate such charges. The seven summonses reported to the Street Vendor Project appear to be an early indication that t

1mo agoby Gwynne Hogan
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Citing affordability, NY Gov. Hochul looks to punt climate rules

Gov. Kathy Hochul has made affordability the centerpiece of re-election campaign. Hochul laid out a handful of significant changes she’s urging lawmakers to make to the state’s landmark 2019 climate law. [ more › ]

1mo agoby Jon Campbell
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NJ attorney general sues to block ICE from moving forward with Roxbury detention center

Protesters demonstrated Saturday against a planned ICE detention center in Roxbury, NJ The lawsuit ratchets up the bitter fight over a 1,500-person site in a deep-red part of the Garden State. [ more › ]

1mo agoby Mike Hayes
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Who is Taylor Brown, NYC's highest-ranking openly trans official?

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani signs an Executive Order establishing the Mayor's Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs and appoints Taylor Brown as Director at the Brooklyn Community Pride Center on Friday, March 13, 2026. The civil rights attorney brings a background in LGBTQ+ legal fights and personal ex

1mo agoby Giulia Heyward
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Construction to kick off on bike lane upgrades next to Prospect Park

Changes coming to the east side of Prospect Park will keep cyclists from tangling with pedestrians and motorists in areas like this one. Mayor Zohran Mamdani has made moves to expedite the installation of new bike lanes across the city, many of which were sidelined under his predecessor Eric Adams.

1mo agoby Liam Quigley
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Amid Budget Crunch, Mamdani Keeps Water Charges That May Lead to Higher Bills

Mayor Zohran Mamdani is continuing a part of his predecessor’s budgeting legacy: using New Yorkers’ water bills as a piggy bank for the city budget. The Mamdani administration is following a pattern set under former Mayor Eric Adams by calling for the collection of $313 million in charges imposed on

1mo agoby Samantha Maldonado
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GeneralChicago Reader

You’ll feel beautiful when Eat Steak Chips and Late Night Noods unite at the next Monday Night Foodball

Last week, Tony B and Chef T were shopping for fresh chicken paws at Costco. At roughly $11 for a five-pound package, that’s a good score. B, the chef and steak chip tycoon formerly known as Tony Balestreri, gave pedicures to the paws he purchased, with rainbow polish and a topcoat. “It took forever

1mo agoby Mike Sula
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GeneralChicago Reader

You’ll feel beautiful when Eat Steak Chips and Late Night Noods unite at the next Monday Night Foodball

Last week, Tony B and Chef T were shopping for fresh chicken paws at Costco. At roughly $11 for a five-pound package, that’s a good score. B, the chef and steak chip tycoon formerly known as Tony Balestreri, gave pedicures to the paws he purchased, with rainbow polish and a topcoat. “It took forever

1mo agoby Mike Sula
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GeneralGothamist

Jersey City to end 'fixed posts' for police, launch new data sharing

Michael Griffin, a member of the Jersey City Council, said police will be more engaged with communities with the end of fixed-post patrols. The new mayor, with a new public safety director, touted the reforms as ways to build community trust. [ more › ]

1mo agoby Michael Sol Warren
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NYC's 'trash revolution' gets new general as Mamdani names his sanitation chief

New York City's 'trash revolution' will very likely be televised. Gregory Anderson, a public service veteran with sanitation department experience, will oversee the aggressive containerization of city trash. [ more › ]

2mo agoby Liam Quigley
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GeneralChicago Reader

The Drowsy Chaperone delights at Theo

The Drowsy Chaperone, through 4/19 at Theo, Evanston The post The Drowsy Chaperone delights at Theo appeared first on Chicago Reader.

2mo agoby Kerry Reid
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The Drowsy Chaperone delights at Theo

The Drowsy Chaperone, through 4/26 at Theo, Evanston The post <i>The Drowsy Chaperone</i> delights at Theo appeared first on Chicago Reader.

2mo agoby Kerry Reid
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GeneralThe City

High Schooler Detained by ICE Released After 10 Months

Dylan Lopez Contreras, the first New York City public school student detained by federal immigration officials during President Donald Trump’s second term, was released Tuesday night after spending 10 months in federal custody, according to his mother and his legal team. Dylan, now 21, was a student

2mo agoby Gwynne Hogan and Michael Elsen-Rooney, Chalkbeat
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ICE releases Bronx public school student after 10 months of detention

Dylan Contreras, recently released from ICE detention, sits between Power Malu and Candice Braun, two immigration activists. Dylan Contreras had been in a Pennsylvania detention facility for most of the last year [ more › ]

2mo agoby Elizabeth Kim
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Mamdani mandates 30-day NYPD body camera release after delays under Adams

A NYPD officer wears a body-worn camera during the St. Patrick's Day Parade, March 17, 2023 in New York. The policy formalizes a deadline that had long been unevenly followed. Release times have improved under Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch. [ more › ]

2mo agoby Charles Lane
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GeneralChicago Reader

Review: Project Hail Mary

Project Hail Mary in wide release in theaters The post Review: Project Hail Mary appeared first on Chicago Reader.

2mo agoby Cortlyn Kelly
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