Fire department delays hiring amid Diallo shooting case
New York Fire Commissioner Thomas Vor Essen pauses hiring to avoid distraction while prosecutors pursue charges against officers involved in the Diallo shooting. Department confirms no new hires and cites ongoing legal actions as reason for the delay.
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Drug lord, youth counselor gets 30 years
Irving Mason, 32, once a supervisor at Children’s Village and leader of the 148th Street Organization, received a 30 year term after being convicted of leading a drug gang and related conspiracies. Prosecutors said the gang operated in Harlem since the late 1980s. Mason did not comment as Judge John F Keenan imposed the sentence.
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Legislature approves 6.7B stopgap to run state without budget
ALBANY The state Legislature approved a 6.7 billion stopgap to keep payroll and programs funded through May 20 as a permanent budget remains absent 18 days past due. Senate and Assembly backed the measure after approving a prior 6.25 billion extension covering Quick Draw, Left Law, and city needs amid ongoing budget talks.
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