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The state Health Department has withdrawn its mandate that all health-care workers get vaccinations against H1N1 flu, after fewer vaccines were received from the Centers for Disease Control than originally expected, Governor Paterson announced Oct. 23. More...

An NYPD Sergeant Oct. 22 was indicted by a Manhattan grand jury for hitting an elderly man with his car four months ago after drinking at a bar, Manhattan District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau announced. Sgt. Joseph Spiekerman, who was suspended from the Housing Bureau Public Service Area 4 in The Bronx, was indicted on felony charges of assault and vehicular assault. More...

Sanitation Commissioner John J. Doherty last week announced that the Sanitation Department is registering emergency laborers who can be called upon to remove snow and ice from step streets in all boroughs except Manhattan after heavy snowfalls. More...

A Queens man Oct. 16 was sentenced to 34 years in prison for assaulting three NYPD officers by ramming their vehicles with an unmarked Metropolitan Transportation Authority police vehicle that had been reported stolen. More...


Refine It or Pass, Then Amend

Lower Manhattan community groups and first-responder unions clashed last week over a bill that would provide permanent Federal funding for 9/11 health monitoring and treatment, with labor supporting its swift passage and the residential groups calling for changes in the measure’s language. More...


FBI Photo THANKS FOR FOILING TERROR PLOT: President Obama expresses his gratitude to Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly (right) and FBI officials at 26 Federal Plaza Oct. 20 for their efforts in rooting out the men behind a terrorist plot to carry out attacks here. More...


Port Authority Police Benevolent Association First Vice President Paul Nunziato has been named as an interim replacement for longtime President Gus Danese, who plans to retire after 21 years in office. An election for three-year terms for all officers is scheduled in January. More...


The case that can be made against giving Mayor Bloomberg a third term begins with the manner in which he got the right to seek it. More...
It’s unlikely that either Mayor Bloomberg or Rudy Giuliani imagined the day would come when our former Mayor would morph into Mr. Bloomberg’s version of Jackie Mason. More...
Current Pension Topics
Q.: I am an in-service Tier 1 member of the Teachers’ Retirement System of the City of New York. More...
Starting Pay $25,631; Must Pass Written Test Next March
Need 30 College Credits, Military Duty or Related Experience to Qualify The city is hiring Environmental Police Officers to work for the Department of Environmental Protection outside New York City. More...













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