AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCity Hall: The City Council is set to vote Thursday on a ban on Central Park horse carriages. The Transport Workers Union says it will sue if the measure passes, arguing it would strip drivers of jobs and property without compensation. Medicaid Oversight: Federal raids on NYC adult day care centers have put more than 100 providers under investigation. In Flushing, seniors billed for services jumped 390% from 2018 to 2024, while the eligible senior population grew 20%; Gov. Kathy Hochul is weighing whether to end the state’s $500 million program. Public Safety & Courts: A retired NYPD detective faces a murder charge in a road-rage shooting on the George Washington Bridge. Separately, a federal appeals court revived a suit alleging city jail officials delayed a Rikers Island inmate’s release by 17 days. Schools: Chancellor Kamar Samuels faced sharp criticism at a town hall over the city’s lack of a specific systemwide school-integration plan. Election 2026: Hochul leads Republican Bruce Blakeman 55% to 41% among likely voters, a Quinnipiac poll found; early voting begins Saturday.
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