NYC Mayor Adams' revised $110 billion budget cuts sanitation, library, education and migrant services, puts city on track to have less than 30,000 cops

NEW YORK — Most of New York City’s public libraries won’t be open on Sundays anymore. There will be fewer sidewalk trash cans and less city street cleanings. The city’s universal pre-K program is getting curtailed. Various services for newly-arrived migrants will be phased out, and the NYPD is on track to have less than 30,000 cops for the first time in decades. Those are just some of the ...

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