ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) – On Friday, Judge Eric Aarseth issued a temporary injunction, ordering Kriner’s Diner to close its covered grounds, in accordance with emergency orders from the City of Anchorage. Kriner’s attorney, Blake Quackenbush, argued that the order in question had not been efficiently amended, and urged the court …
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The Department of Education released new protocols Thursday to handle any possible confirmed cases of coronavirus in schools this coming year. The DOE plan states that if one or more students in the same class test positive, their classrooms will close and anyone who has had close contact with those …
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The only reality that Mayor de Blasio accepts is his. A Post journalist asked Hizzoner during a virtual City Council press conference on Wednesday about his tendency to question the premise of reporters’ questions as objectively inaccurate rather than answering them. “Do you think maybe you just have a very …
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Protesters at the “City Council of Occupy” turned the city into a literal bathroom, using subway grates as makeshift latrines during their month-long encampment in Lower Manhattan, an MTA supervisor revealed Wednesday as workers cleaned up the mess. “All the people who were here went to the bathroom in the …
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The woman accused of using a baton to beat two New York City police officers on the Brooklyn Bridge screamed and jumped for joy when she was released on Friday afternoon. Chanice Reyes was apparently so happy to be released that she didn’t even bother turning the bird over to …
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