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- 1Judge Blocks US From Tying Emergency Grants to Election Changes●Judge Blocks U.S. From Tying Emergency Grants to Election Changes
A federal judge has blocked the US government from making emergency grants conditional on states or localities changing their election procedures. The ruling stops federal officials from using pandemic-related or emergency funding as leverage to impose voting rule changes. The decision is being reported by major outlets including the New York Times and touches on ongoing debates over federal power and election administration.
- 2One dead as nor'easter storm batters New York and New Jersey●One dead as nor'easter storm pummels New York and New Jersey
A powerful nor'easter has slammed into New York and New Jersey, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and coastal flooding. One person has died as a result of the storm, and emergency crews are dealing with damage across the region. Authorities are urging residents to stay indoors as conditions continue to worsen along the East Coast.
- 3NYPA to take majority ownership of new Canton solar facility▼NYPA to be majority owner in new Canton solar facility
The New York Power Authority is set to become the majority owner of a new solar facility in Canton, New York. The project marks another step in the state's push to expand renewable energy generation, with NYPA taking a leading ownership stake rather than a supporting role. Details on the facility's size, cost and timeline have not yet been widely reported.
- 4New York Power Authority takes majority stake in Rich Road Solar▼New York Power Authority to take over majority ownership of Rich Road Solar development in Canton
The New York Power Authority will take over majority ownership of the Rich Road Solar development in Canton, New York. The move puts the large North Country solar project under state public power control, with the authority expected to guide its completion and operation as part of New York's push toward renewable energy.