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NYC and bus companies vie in court Thursday. More than $700M in migrant costs is on the line. - Vimarsana News

NYC and bus companies vie in court Thursday. More than $700M in migrant costs is on the line.

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Initial Data on Forced Removals of People Deemed Mentally Ill Spurs Demand for Details - Vimarsana News

Initial Data on Forced Removals of People Deemed Mentally Ill Spurs Demand for Details

Speaking from the City Hall rotunda, Mayor Eric Adams celebrated that 54 people on a city-managed short list are now off of the streets—a share of whom experienced involuntary hospitalization—one year after he announced the plan targeting street homeless New Yorkers with severe mental illness. 

New York court ruling favors DNA matching in investigations, prompts privacy concerns - Vimarsana News

New York court ruling favors DNA matching in investigations, prompts privacy concerns

Law enforcement in New York has, again, gained a new tool for their investigations, but, some are saying it's coming at the cost of privacy.

Prodded by students, Clarence adds vape sensors to bathrooms - Vimarsana News

Prodded by students, Clarence adds vape sensors to bathrooms

As students get savvier about concealing their vaping, districts such as Maryvale, Clarence and Grand Island say they need the latest technology to keep up.

The Editorial Board: Facial recognition in schools shows itself to be an unreliable technology - Vimarsana News

The Editorial Board: Facial recognition in schools shows itself to be an unreliable technology

"So far, the Lockport school district has no intention to revisit the notion of facial recognition and, given a recent report, let's hope it stays that way," writes The News'