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Muir Adams threatens to limit press access at city hall to one reporter per outlet.

It's Wednesday, December 20th, and this is your New York Daily News.

Wednesday's forecast calls for clear skies in New York City with a high near 46 and a low near 35.

Before today's top story, despite a municipal government-wide hiring freeze enacted by Mayor Adams,

the City's Welfare Agency can keep filling vacant positions focused on processing food stamps and other public assistance benefits. City Hall officials said Tuesday, word of the hiring freeze exemption comes on the heels of the daily news reporting exclusively Monday

that Adams administration has this year failed to process thousands of applications for

emergency food stamps within a seven-day time frame required by law.

The benefits commonly known as E- SNAP have the short processing window because they're meant

for New Yorkers who earn less than $150 per month and are at the highest risk of food insecurity.

In a briefing Tuesday afternoon, Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services and Williams

Isam blamed the delays on increased E- SNAP demand as well as staff shortages at the Human Resources

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