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Courtney Gross

New York

Investigative Reporter at Spectrum News NY1

Investigative reporter at NY1 News. Podcasting about politics on #NY1OffTopic. DM me with tips.

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  • 1 week ago | ny1.com | Courtney Gross

    The mayor and his predecessor reunited on Wednesday to celebrate new funding for early childhood education — a legacy program from the de Blasio administration. “We cannot talk about the legacy of Mayor de Blasio without talking about what he did around early childhood education,” Mayor Eric Adams said.

  • 1 week ago | ny1.com | Courtney Gross

    Andrew Cuomo may be experienced in raising campaign cash — having run multiple statewide races before — but on Tuesday it appeared like the Cuomo campaign ran into some rookie mistakes. The frontrunner in the race for mayor was denied public matching funds by the city’s campaign finance board, delaying millions of dollars to his campaign.

  • 1 week ago | ny1.com | Courtney Gross

    Bronx Councilwoman Kristy Marmorato will have big sway over a project — currently a proposal by Bally’s — to build a casino on a golf course in her district. It’s one of several proposals to build a casino in the New York City region that has become an extremely competitive process. They are all vying for one of three casino licenses up for grabs by the state.

  • 1 month ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Courtney Gross

    In a stunning fall from grace in August 2021, Andrew Cuomo resigned as governor. Facing multiple sexual harassment allegations, the governor said he never meant to make anyone feel uncomfortable. What You Need To KnowThe state has paid $57.6 million to respond to investigations into former Gov.

  • 1 month ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Courtney Gross

    Daisy Rivas is like any mother worried about her son. "I am worried about him so much,” she told NY1. “They do a lot of stuff to him in there. They hit him, the cops and all that."Her son is locked up for attempted robbery in Five Points Correctional Facility in Seneca County, which is one of dozens of upstate prisons where correction officers are on a wildcat strike — a work stoppage not sanctioned by the state's correction officers union. What You Need To KnowA strike at state prisons started Feb.

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9 Apr 25

RT @NY1: One of the city’s most powerful industries has been pouring millions of dollars into the race for mayor. @courtneycgross investiga…

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Courtney Gross @courtneycgross
9 Apr 25

RT @michaelgartland: Excellent investigative reporting from @mayakauf here: https://t.co/qoqwhypZRv

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Courtney Gross @courtneycgross
9 Apr 25

City Planning Commission approves rezoning of the western rail yards at Hudson Yards this morning, which could pave the way for a potential casino on the site. The zoning needs to be approved by the @NYCCouncil and Hudson Yards would still need to win the state license.