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"CSEA filed an improper practice charge with PERB over the District Attorney’s Office’s rollout of an automated system that’s taking over work our members have always done," Local 830 president Kris Kalender said in an email statement.

The following is meant to explore the “What if…?” for a region that has a complex, vulnerable and aging power system. Rather than create fear, this is meant to examine the realities of our finite access to electricity at a time of growing power demands, the potential impact of severe weather and

"Millions of low- and middle-income Americans are facing a looming health care affordability crisis," Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) said in a virtual news conference Wednesday.

The association "anticipates that WIC has enough funding on hand to remain open for the short term — likely one to two weeks," Georgia Machell, president and CEO of the organization, said in a statement on its website.

Suffolk Legis. Samuel Gonzalez (D-Brentwood) said he believes there will be a ripple effect from the shutdown at the local level and believes the county can help.

Union officials and Democratic lawmakers quickly blasted Mr. Trump for what they described as only the latest attempt to use federal workers as bargaining chips during the shutdown.