AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCity Hall & Policing: Pressure is mounting on Mayor Zohran Mamdani to dismiss the NYPD commissioner after an ICE shooting in New York City sparked protests. A five-year-old who witnessed the shooting remains traumatized, according to coverage. Public Health: New York declared a measles emergency as cases rise. Health experts say two MMR vaccine doses are 97% effective and urge people unsure of their immunity to check their records. Medicaid: Bronx residents will be exempt from new federal Medicaid work rules because the borough’s unemployment rate exceeds the threshold. City Services: New York City EMS workers are struggling to make ends meet, with reports that staff are leaving. Consumer Safety: An investigation found banned kratom products, including some described as “gas station heroin,” being sold in city smoke shops. Mamdani’s click-to-cancel rule is also now in effect, requiring companies to make it easier for customers to end subscriptions.
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