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The report added that New York Attorney General Letitia James is also investigating the termination of Chris Smalls, an employee who led a protest at an Amazon warehouse in Staten Island. Amazon said Smalls, as well as three other activist workers who were fired for violating company policy. … [Read more...] about New York and California AGs Will Investigate Amazon’s Market Dominance

"This legislation will help New York's dairy industry and our liquor and craft beverage industries at the same time," May said in a statement. "I am very grateful to the Governor for signing this into law, and I look forward to sharing some maple bourbon ice cream with him at next year's State Fair!" … [Read more...] about Ice cream made with liquor is now legal in New York, because sure, why not

“New Yorkers deserve more public space in our ongoing fight against COVID-19, and we’re proud to offer more places to get a safe outdoor meal on the weekends,” de Blasio said in a written statement. “With two extra months of outdoor dining now approved, restaurants will have more chances than ever to get back on their feet.” … [Read more...] about Cuomo: New York breaks one-day COVID-19 testing record

Apparently so. The Daily Beast reached out to the pest-control company Orkin to find which American cities had the most bedbug treatments from January 2008 to July 2010, and New York ended up at No. 7, so maybe it’s time to cool it on the citywide panic. Here’s the full list: … [Read more...] about Six Cities Worse Than New York in Terms of Bedbugs, Most Other Things

New Jersey, meanwhile, has been monitoring a spike in cases. There was some hopeful news Saturday, though. The number of new cases in the state dropped just below 400 Friday when it was at nearly 700 the day before. The state reported 11 new deaths. … [Read more...] about Cuomo: New York Breaks One-Day COVID-19 Testing Record