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To effectively kill the bill — which Adams claims will besiege officers with paperwork — the mayor needs to flip to lawmakers and make sure other council members don't change their votes.

A Brooklyn socialist pol who has blamed Israelis for instigating Hamas terrorists' barbaric attacks on the Jewish state has been named co-chair of a new City Council task force whose goal is fighting hate.

Johanna Brujan Edmondson, fitness instructor and founder of The Female Fight Club NYC, has announced her candidacy for female Democratic State Committee member for Assembly District 81. She is a long-time Riverdale resident, a community leader, a children’s book author and successful business owner.

As demolition began last week at the five Kingsbridge businesses ravaged by a fire in December, business owners were waiting for the cause of the fire to be determined so they can proceed with insurance claims.

Electeds demanded answers after photos revealed the controversial “Arab World” map on display for kids at PS 261 in Brooklyn as part of educator Rita Lahoud’s Arab Culture Arts program.

A program that connects diverse leaders in the city from varying religious and ethnic backgrounds with mentors completed its inaugural fellowship in December.

The LLC Transparency Act was signed into law Dec. 23 by Gov. Kathy Hochul. The legislation sponsored by state Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal and Assemblywoman Emily Gallagher will create a database of the beneficial owners of limited liability corporations that can be accessed by government agencies as well as law enforcement.

A major fire blazed through the Kingsbridge neighborhood of the Bronx, ravaging multiple businesses and leaving one person injured.

Property managers for the five Kingsbridge businesses that were destroyed in an early-morning fire on Dec. 13 say they are awaiting news from the fire department on the cause. That will determine how they will proceed.

The controversial men’s shelter on Broadway took a huge step forward last month to becoming reality when the property was sold for $4.8 million to an entity that represents Westhab Inc.