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Michael Sol Warren
Michael Sol Warren covers New Jersey for WNYC and Gothamist, and previously reported on issues around the Garden State for NJ Spotlight News and NJ Advance Media. He can be reached at [email protected].
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$500M, 30-year lease for a new Newark school moves forward
The school would serve the city's densely packed East Ward, with capacity for 667 students.
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Michael Sol Warren
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Mayor Mamdani orders review of NYPD use of force policies
The announcement comes as Mamdani faces mounting criticism from the left for his approach to policing.
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Michael Sol Warren
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Plainclothes ICE agent with long gun looked like mass shooter, Mayor Mamdani says
The mayor said his administration would review ICE and NYPD actions surrounding Thursday’s shooting.
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Michael Sol Warren
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Jersey City mayor shakes up staff amid $255M budget gap
The city’s finance director, deputy mayor for housing, and several other senior officials resigned.
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Michael Sol Warren
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Audit questions how millions were spent in Newark schools. GOP says it's no surprise.
Newark gets nearly one-tenth of all the school state aid distributed in New Jersey.
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Michael Sol Warren
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NJ immigrant at the center of Delaney Hall protests released from ICE custody
A judge ordered the Peruvian man's release, citing concerns about conditions of his confinement and mental health.
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Michael Sol Warren
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Arya Sundaram
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NJ reports first West Nile Virus death of the year
While the national West Nile Virus trend has slowed down, activity in the Garden State has picked up.
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Michael Sol Warren
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NJ county, towns file lawsuit to stop noisy NYC sightseeing helicopters
The town of Kearny, along with several others, says a heliport is allowing helicopter service providers to work outside operating hours.
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Michael Sol Warren
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NJ Gov. Sherrill vetoes 2 bills meant to give strapped Jersey City more revenue tools
City leaders are still trying to close a historic budget shortfall.
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Michael Sol Warren
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Crews launch tunnel machines to dig first new Hudson River rail tunnels since 1910
The digging machines will carve out the first new set of Hudson River rail tunnels in more than a century.
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Michael Sol Warren
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NYC commute looks mostly normal Monday after nor’easter batters region
Transit agencies expect few storm-related disruptions, but scattered showers and thousands of power outages remain.
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Michael Sol Warren
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Nor'easter knocks out power for tens of thousands across NYC area, more flooding predicted
Sunnier skies and warmer temperatures should return by Tuesday.
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Ryan Kost
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Jessica Gould
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Louis C. Hochman
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Michael Sol Warren
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