AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEgg Price-Fixing Fallout: NY AG Letitia James says more than 140,000 eggs are headed to Central New York and the Southern Tier food banks under a multistate settlement accusing major producers of conspiring to inflate egg prices. Transit for Parents: The MTA is expanding its open-stroller program to all local and Select Bus Service buses, adding a dedicated stroller space near the rear door by end of 2026. City Schools: New York City reading scores fell sharply in the latest state tests, with third graders showing a nearly 14-point drop in reading proficiency, as officials review literacy curriculum swings. Health Watch: NYC and parts of the region face heat and storm threats, while Suffolk confirmed a fourth “rabbit fever” case this year and NYC plans West Nile mosquito spraying in Queens and Staten Island. Sports & Local Life: The Yankees signed catcher Mitch Garver to a minor league deal; the Knicks’ Jack Kayil heads to Alba Berlin while Tyler Nickel remains unsigned; and the Mets’ Mrs. Met was elected to the Mascot Hall of Fame. Legal/Tech: A court fight over preserving AI records in litigation is drawing attention as companies face new discovery expectations.
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