Mia Hollie

2 months ago | chalkbeat.org | Yesenia Robles |Mia Hollie |Aleksandra Appleton |Becky Vevea

Sign up for Chalkbeat Colorado’s free daily newsletter to get the latest reporting from us, plus curated news from other Colorado outlets, delivered to your inbox. Colorado State Board of Education members on Wednesday unanimously approved a resolution signaling their support for students to feel safe in schools. The board rarely votes on resolutions making a statement but the chair wanted to give members a chance to speak out.

2 months ago | chalkbeat.org | Mia Hollie |Aleksandra Appleton |Becky Vevea |Erika Cohen

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2 months ago | otdowntown.com | Jose Martinez |José Martinez |Jose Martínez |José Martínez |Mia Hollie

Honking-mad motorists are laying off the horn in the core of Manhattan since the January 5 launch of congestion pricing, data reveals-with New Yorkers' beefs about blaring horns plummeting nearly 70% from the same time last year. An analysis by THE CITY of available 311 data from ZIP codes south of 60th Street reflects a vast quality-of-life gain from the vehicle-tolling program that President Donald Trump wants to terminate by March 21.

2 months ago | thecity.nyc | Jose Martinez |Mia Hollie

Honking-mad motorists are laying off the horn in the core of Manhattan since the January launch of congestion pricing, data reveals — with New Yorkers’ beefs about blaring horns plummeting nearly 70% from the same time last year. An analysis by THE CITY of available 311 data from ZIP codes south of 60th Street reflects a vast quality-of-life gain from the vehicle-tolling program that President Donald Trump wants to terminate by March 21.

2 months ago | thecity.nyc | Reuven Blau |Mia Hollie

A revised commissary contract the Adams administration said would protect Rikers Island detainees and their families from excessive charges has instead locked in many prices that are substantially higher than those at local stores, a survey by THE CITY shows.