’21 Election: Red Cracks in City’s Blue Armor
By MATT HIRSCH Though Democrat Eric Adams emerged from Tuesday’s election as mayor of New York City, Republicans managed to take home noteworthy local victories. …[read more]
De Blasio Says, Get Jabbed or Lose Job
By MARY ZAKHAROVA On Thursday, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio held a virtual conference discussing the COVID-19 recovery and vaccinations. In particular, the …[read more]
Sen. Myrie Introduces Predatory Marketing Prevention Act — to Save the Children
By GABRIEL TIU New York State Senator Zellnor Myrie was dressed as a carrot earlier this morning in Brooklyn as he publicly introduced his new …[read more]
Attorney General Tish James, Set to Enter NYS Gov. Race
By JOHAN ABDU, STEPHANIE ROSERO, and JULIAN WATSON (Note to readers: The Associated Press minutes ago reported that today — following Letitia James’ charges of …[read more]
Students With Guns – and Shots Fired Outside Midwood High School — Cause Concern
By FAWAAD FAROOQ Just last week a teen started firing on an adversary during an altercation they had gotten into outside of Midwood High School. …[read more]
Update On NYC Elections
By MATT HIRSCH With Election Day rapidly approaching, and thousands of early votes for Mayor already cast, New Yorkers are waiting and watching. About 72,500 …[read more]
Orange You Excited for Halloween?
By PAMELA TUWAIDAN Colors — of ghosts, candies and masked humans — are all the rage in Queens. So many events are happening before and …[read more]
Hope for the Future: LGBT Democrats Discuss Ballot Initiatives
BY MARY ZAKHAROVA On Thursday, Lambda Independent Democrats of Brooklyn (LID) hosted a virtual meeting to discuss the upcoming New York elections and issues of …[read more]
Medallion Cab Drivers and Small Business Owners Demand Help
By MARWA IKHMAYES Early Thursday afternoon, small business owners gathered with taxi drivers, in solidarity with each other outside City Hall. They demanded that there …[read more]
Good Cause Eviction: Housing for All!
By JULIAN WATSON New York States’ eviction law protecting tenants is set to expire in January of 2022. This would put many thousands of renters …[read more]