AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBrooklyn Jogger Case: A grand jury is expected to indict Sayed Mohassib in the fatal stabbing of runner Katie Suarez. The former school aide has been fired, and the case has raised questions about the city’s hiring checks. Bronx Fire: A woman was critically injured, two children hurt and seven people displaced in an overnight house fire. Crime Trends: NYPD says shootings and major crime are down citywide, but major crime in the subway rose 12.7% in October from a year earlier. Winter Response: Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration is expanding cold-weather services for homeless New Yorkers with a $25 million plan. Affordable Internet: After a state investigation, T-Mobile will remove the data cap on its $15 home-internet plan for eligible New Yorkers and make it easier to find. School Spending: The city is still paying nearly $200,000 a year to an administrator hired to lead a proposed high school that was shelved before opening. Brooklyn Fire Aftermath: The deadly Sunset Park blaze that killed six has renewed scrutiny of unsafe e-bike batteries. Youth Journalism: WNYC and The Bell are bringing back Radio Rookies, giving city high school students hands-on reporting and audio-production experience.
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