AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEmergency Response: Ambulances now take an average of 13 minutes to reach life-threatening emergencies in New York City, up nearly 16% in the latest fiscal year. A city council member is pushing for real-time tracking so callers know when help is coming. Jobs: The city lost 30,000 private-sector jobs in two months, prompting the comptroller to sound an alarm. Voting: Early voting starts Saturday ahead of the Nov. 3 election. NYC voters also face five proposed changes to the city constitution. Queens Transit: The MTA renamed Jamaica Center station Jamaica Center–York College Station, recognizing the CUNY school’s role in Southeast Queens. Housing Discrimination: A Black couple is suing a New York City broker after receiving a text that said, “Ugh, they’re black,” intended for their landlord.
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