De Blasio and Hochul Bill Taxpayers for Puerto Rico ‘Somos’ Conference Jaunt
Governor Kathy Hochul holds press briefing and takes flu shot on camera at city governor office in Manhattan – New York, NY – October …
9 Top N.Y. Health Officials Have Quit as Cuomo Scorns Expertise
“When I say ‘experts’ in air quotes, it sounds like I’m saying I don’t really trust the experts,” Gov. Andrew Cuomo said of pandemic policies. “Because I don’t.”
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo speaks during the socially distanced—ribbon-cutting opening ceremony of the new Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station in New York …
Mayor de Blasio is pushing for NYC’s First Lady Chirlane McCray to become Brooklyn borough president, insiders say
New York, NY, USA – May 16, 2019: Mayor of New York Bill de Blasio and his wife Chirlane McCray arrive at the Statue …
On The Two-Year Anniversary Of The Fair Workweek Law, de Blasio Administration Announces Settlement With McDonald’s Franchise For Violations of Workers’ Rights
New York, N.Y. – Oct 27, 2019: Two-story McDonald’s on Broadway near Times Square. The world’s largest restaurant chain by revenue, serving over 69 …
De Blasio Supports ‘Transformative’ Safe Streets Plan, Just Not On His Watch
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Amid record low crime rates, SBA imagines a lawless hellscape
Why isn’t the sergeants union trying to take credit for New York City’s safety?
By Jeff Coltin, City & State NY
Police officers are paid to prevent crime and if you look at the statistics, New York City’s …
Redacted: The Racial Data The De Blasio Administration Doesn’t Want You To See
The lawsuit, filed in 2015, argues that the policy hinders integration of New York neighborhoods. The administration has defended the policy by noting local City Council members, in exchange for supporting affordable housing projects, often seek apartments for their constituents.
By Greg B. Smith (thecity.nyc)
The de Blasio administration is fighting to keep under wraps studies of its own data used to …
100,000 New Jobs for New York: Will Enough Go to Poorer Workers?
Some fear that Mayor Bill de Blasio’s program to create jobs paying at least $50,000 is not reaching people in the city’s poorest neighborhoods.
Since graduating two years ago from a small private high school in Queens, Ya’seen Madyun has completed a culinary