Stefanik, Jordan demand Hochul end NY funding of China-linked nonprofits: ‘Epicenter for election interference’

New York City experienced approximately four inches of snow on Sunday, prompting residents, including children and pets, to enjoy the winter wonderland in the streets. The snowfall brought a festive atmosphere, with many engaging in outdoor activities and celebrations.

Santos Vasquez-Ramirez, 27, was arrested at his home in Pawling, New York, in connection with the murder of taxi driver Aurelio Zhunio-Orbez, whose body was discovered in a reservoir in Putnam County. Authorities report that Vasquez-Ramirez confessed to strangling Zhunio-Orbez before disposing of his body to settle a score.

A postal worker in Long Island, New York, has been charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing a gift card and lottery tickets from sealed mail. Authorities claim that the employee exploited her position within the U.S. Postal Service to commit the theft, raising concerns about the integrity of postal services.

The federal government has threatened to withhold $73 million in highway aid from New York due to the state's practice of issuing commercial driver's licenses to foreign drivers without proper verification. This action follows concerns that these licenses may remain valid beyond the legal authorization of the individuals holding them.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has issued a warning to New York state regarding the illegal issuance of non-domiciled commercial driver's licenses (CDLs), stating that federal funding could be at risk if the state does not comply with federal regulations. This move highlights ongoing tensions between state and federal authorities over immigration-related policies.

New York has been issuing truck driver's licenses to illegal immigrants, which the Transportation Department has deemed a violation of federal regulations. The state faces the risk of losing tens of millions in federal highway funding unless it rectifies this situation.

New York faces the potential loss of $73 million in federal highway funds due to the issuance of commercial driver's licenses (CDLs) to immigrants, which may remain valid beyond their legal authorization to stay in the U.S., as stated by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. Duffy has threatened to withhold these funds unless the state rectifies the situation.

New York is at risk of losing $73 million in federal highway funds due to the issuance of commercial driver's licenses (CDLs) to immigrants that may remain valid beyond their legal authorization, as stated by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. He has threatened to withhold these funds unless the state rectifies the situation.