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Karen Yi

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Ex-employee killed NJ councilman over workplace issues ... - Gothamist

PSE&G supervisor and Milford Councilman Russell Heller was shot by an employee who used to work for him at the energy company, according to the Somerset County Prosecutors Office.
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911 calls: Slain NJ councilwoman's neighbors saw person running ......

Sayreville Councilwoman Eunice Dwumfour was shot and killed on Feb. 1 outside her home. One neighbor said he saw someone shooting directly into her vehicle.
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2 years after NJ passed its environmental justice law, plans for ga...

Gov. Phil Murphy says the landmark law will be in effect by in April.
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NJ Legislature OKs bill to make landlords, sellers warn residents ....

New Jersey has been one of 21 states without strong flood disclosure requirements, according to the Waterfront Alliance.
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More help is coming for NJ Ida victims. Groups helping survivors ca...

The case managers became available to residents in January.
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What the lawsuit trying to desegregate NJ's schools could mean for ...

What the lawsuit trying to desegregate NJ’s schools could mean for students
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Mental health services are coming to NYC's family shelters, but ......

Mental health services are coming to NYC’s family shelters, but staffing concerns loom

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Food pantry visits surge in NYC as 'perfect storm' over benefit del...

Food pantry visits surge in NYC as ‘perfect storm’ over benefit delays and inflation aligns
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At least 26K NYC residents still waiting for 'life and death' publi...

At least 26K NYC residents still waiting for ‘life and death’ public benefits, despite improvements
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Migrant students face schooling uncertainty as NYC gives families ....

Migrant students face schooling uncertainty as NYC gives families 60 days to exit shelter
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Many migrant kids at NYC schools are new to English. They're ... - ...

Many migrant kids at NYC schools are new to English. They’re finding creative ways to learn.
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This Thanksgiving, nearly half of NYC families are running out of f...

This Thanksgiving, nearly half of NYC families are running out of food
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Migrant teens and young adults aren't getting necessary help ... - ...

Migrant teens and young adults aren’t getting necessary help, according to shelters
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Where to donate winter coats for NYC migrants - Gothamist

Where to donate winter coats for NYC migrants
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NYC's latest affordable housing program targets areas locking out l...

NYC’s latest affordable housing program targets areas locking out low-income renters
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Migrants want to work, but face familiar NYC problem of finding ......

Migrants want to work, but face familiar NYC problem of finding childcare
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Some migrants uprooted from NYC shelter had long waits for new ... ...

Some migrants uprooted from NYC shelter had long waits for new beds
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NYC closing down Bronx public benefits office as processing delays ...

NYC closing down Bronx public benefits office as processing delays persist
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NYC expands meal delivery service for seniors as more fall into pov...

NYC expands meal delivery service for seniors as more fall into poverty
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Migrant families suffering from PTSD find temporary relief from NYC...

Migrant families suffering from PTSD find temporary relief from NYC shelter 60-day notices
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As more people turn to collecting bottles and cans, NY lawmakers pu...

As more people turn to collecting bottles and cans, NY lawmakers push doubling refunds