Council Subcommittee Tweaks Affordable Housing Plan
By MICHAEL ODMARK Tweaks to the country’s “most aggressive mandatory affordable housing plan” were nearly unanimously approved by the City Council’s Subcommittee for Zoning and …[read more]
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Harmony Rules at St. Pat’s Parade
By SEAN EGAN, KAT LLOYD & PRISCILLA PEREZ The lesbian gay, bisexual, and transgender community lent a tint of lavender to the wearing of the …[read more]
Drive Launched to Register Young Local Voters
By RENEE BEYDA NYC Votes announced on Thursday the second annual Student Voter Registration Day would be launched on Mar. 18 in over 60 local …[read more]
Accused of Killing Transgender Female, He Rejects Plea Deal
By ALEAH WINTER & DANIEL STEIN-SAYLES A Brooklyn man charged with manslaughter of a 21- year- old transgender female, rejected a plea deal at a …[read more]
Hearing Delayed for Accused Killer of 96-Year-Old Woman
By INEZ SHARABY A 24-year -old homeless man, who allegedly broke a 96-year-old lady’s hip when he threw her to the floor, had his hearing …[read more]
Rape Suspect Whose Victim ‘Wanted It’ Appears in Court
By LUIS GONZALEZ A Brooklyn cabbie who allegedly raped a passenger in February 2015 was warned Thursday by a Brooklyn judge that he would be …[read more]
Report: State underestimates sewage pollution
By SEAN EGAN New York’s waterways are far more polluted with raw sewage than the state Department of Environmental Conservation has been reporting under a …[read more]
Wi-Fi slated for city buses
By REZA MALEK New York City buses are about to catch up to modern technology. Riders will see a major upgrade as it was announced …[read more]
Feds, Apple battle in Brooklyn court
By ALEXANDRA SEMENOVA The legal battle between national security interests and personal privacy escalated last Monday after the Justice Department appealed a Brooklyn federal court …[read more]
Crown Heights Residents Demand Same Repairs as Gentrifiers
BY AMBER ALEXANDER A large group of Crown Heights residents protested in the streets of their neighborhood ON THURSDAY to deplore the conditions of their …[read more]