AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoQueens Justice: Chanel Lewis, convicted in the 2016 killing of jogger Karina Vetrano, can move forward with an appeal arguing he was caught in a “racial dragnet,” after an appeals court said the issue deserves review. Cybersecurity & Water: New York is sending $9M to 153 local projects to strengthen cybersecurity for drinking water and wastewater systems. Courts & Immigration: A federal judge blocked parts of New York’s law requiring federal ICE agents to show their faces and wear masks, while letting the 287(g) cooperation limits proceed. Public Health: Suffolk County is investigating three possible tularemia (“rabbit fever”) cases; officials say the risk to the general public appears low while testing continues. Environment: Gotham Whale says it has documented its 500th humpback in NYC waters, a sign of rising sightings over the past decade. Sports (NY): Yankees and Mets both play Tuesday—Yankees host the Cardinals, while the Mets face the Guardians. Local Safety: National Night Out events are set across NYPD precincts citywide.
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