Bichotte Makes HER-story as First Woman Elected Brooklyn Dem Party Leader
(L to R) Newly Elected Kings County Democratic Party Chair, Rodneyse Bichotte, Vice Chair, Annette Robinson and Chair Emeritus Frank Seddio – Photo Credit …
DiNapoli: Read the Fine Print on Your New Gift Card
New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli is urging New Yorkers this holiday season to read the fine print on gift cards for details …
Governor Cuomo Signs Landmark Clean Bill of Adoptee Rights
Photo: Assemblyman David I. Weprin speaks in the Assembly Chambers.
QUEENS, NEW YORK – After several decades of advocacy by supporters and elected officials, …
Racist manifesto sent to students at Syracuse University, reports say
By BBC News
An investigation is underway after US officials received reports a “white supremacist manifesto” was sent to students at Syracuse University.
It …
Senator Persaud, Elected Officials, Brooklyn Youth and Community Leaders Come Together to Discuss Youth Violence
(Brooklyn, New York) — Yesterday, Senator Roxanne J. Persaud, Chair of the New York State Senate Social Services Committee, hosted a roundtable discussion with …
NY Regulators Probe for Racial Bias in Health-Care Algorithm
By Christopher Snowbeck, Gov Tech
After a research study sounded the alarm, the New York State Department of Financial Services has called on Minnesota-based …
DAs trained how to keep people in jail despite new bail law
By Jeff Coltin, City And State NY
Jed Painter, an assistant district attorney from Nassau County, has been giving presentations on New York’s new …
Judge Blocks “Public Charge” Immigration Rule From Going Into Effect
First Nationwide Preliminary Injunction Is Granted on Public Charge
By Center for Constitutional Rights
October 11, 2019, New York – Today, a …
When Prosecutors Bury NYPD Officers’ Lies
BY GEORGE JOSEPH & ALI WINSTON, Gothamist
On a late March night in 2016, Jeremy Turnbull stood outside a friend’s apartment building in the Bronx’s Morris …
Fruits of labor: This is the last Labor Day farmworkers will be denied bargaining rights and other basic workplace protections
By Daily News Editorial Board, NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Two decades ago, on Labor Day 1999, this column marked the American workers’ holiday by