Feds Eye LaGuardia Shake-Up, Want Spirit’s Old Slots for Budget Flyers
The FAA signaled it would support giving Spirit’s vacated LaGuardia slots to a low‑fare carrier, a move that could change summer schedules and pressure fares at LGA. Regulators, the carrier’s bankruptcy estate and the Port Authority now face the task of reallocating those scarce peak‑hour windows.
City Watchdog Dangles $8 Million Lifeline In Zero-Interest Loans For NYC Small Businesses
The NYC Comptroller and Hebrew Free Loan Society are expanding zero‑interest lending with an $8M commitment to help qualifying small businesses access up to $60K. The program aims to reach owners shut out of traditional credit.
Schumer Targets Big Meat In Breakup Gambit To Cut New Yorkers’ Grocery Bills
Sen. Chuck Schumer unveiled the Family Grocery and Farmer Relief Act, saying it would force big packers to slim down and help local processors — a bid to lower meat costs. The bill arrives as beef prices and federal antitrust scrutiny are both rising.












