When we say that communities of color benefit from the state’s Climate Law, we’re not being abstract. Climate change isn’t ...
COIB is cool with it, but a political power couple across the table of a contentious budget process has raised some eyebrows.
As New York City mayor, Zohran Mamdani can no longer call on the Rent Guidelines Board to “freeze the rent.” But his comrade, ...
As New York City’s first ever “close Rikers czar,” it’s Dana Kaplan’s job to get the notorious jails complex shut down ASAP.
The state comptroller candidate posted, unposted, reposted and unposted a video of himself with trans activist Evanna Vasquez ...
The New York Working Families Party has declined to endorse anybody in the Manhattan Congressional race to replace retiring ...
A long tradition of gay leadership will continue on the West Side of Manhattan. Carl Wilson declared victory in the New York City Council District 3 special election Tuesday night, less than an hour ...
Providers say Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plan to achieve universal childcare is promising, but millions more are needed to support ...
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time to confront the gaps that continue to leave survivors without justice.
The bill initially passed the City Council with 30 votes but 34 votes are needed to override the mayor’s veto.
The tax on second homes worth more than $5 million will only affect about 13,000 non-voting homeowners who have decided to ...
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