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City Government

City Council Approves “Just Cause” & Extension of Gas Inspections Legislation

By Stephen Witt

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State Government

Electeds Introduce Bill to End No-Knock Warrants

By Pia Koh

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Speaker Johnson Unveils 10-Year City Planning Legislation

By Politics NY

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Speaker Johnson Unveils 10-Year City Planning Legislation

By Politics NY

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City Government

Speaker Johnson Unveils 10-Year City Planning Legislation

By Chaya Gurkov

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Bedford-Stuvesant

Biz Leaders: Proposed City Regulatory Laws Cripple Businesses

By Ariama C. Long

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Federal Government

Maloney Suppresses Money Laundering with Corporate Transparency Act

By Pia Koh

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Maloney Suppresses Money Laundering with Corporate Transparency Act

By Politics NY

Maloney Suppresses Money Laundering with Corporate Transparency Act

By Politics NY

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City Government

Bklyn, Queens Lawmakers Lead Charge to Stall Ranked Choice Voting

By Kings County Politics

Maloney Offers Update of D.C. Developments

By Michael Rock

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Kallos, Benjamin, Rajkumar’s Holiday Celebrations Highlight City’s Diversity

By Michael Rock

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Maloney Offers Update of D.C. Developments

By Michael Rock

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Bedford-Stuvesant

Richards Sworn in as Queens BP

By Clarissa Sosin

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Affordable Housing

Kallos, Benjamin, Rajkumar’s Holiday Celebrations Highlight City’s Diversity

By Michael Rock

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City Government

Cornegy Gives Thumbs Down to Sprinkler Legislation

By Pia Koh

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Rodriguez Delivers Stirring SOTD in His Penultimate Year in the Council

By Politics NY

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City Council Tackles Age Discrimination

By Politics NY

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City Council Tackles Age Discrimination

By Stephen Witt

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De Blasio Shuts Down City Schools as COVID Rates Climb

By Politics NY

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Bedford-Stuvesant

Property Owners Blindsided by City Gas Inspections

By Ariama C. Long

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Property Owners Blindsided by City Gas Inspections

By Ariama C. Long

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Louis, Kallos Introduce Bill to Give Students Free Laptops and Tablets

By Michael Rock

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Painter looks to Succeed Menchaca in the City Council

By Chaya Gurkov

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‘Everyone is welcome here’: District 9 celebrates second annual Pride parade at Roberto Clemente State Park

The Lesbian Herstory Archives contingent marches along Fifth Avenue during Brooklyn Pride's twilight march on June 13.

From day to night, thousands join energetic Brooklyn Pride festival and parade

Michael Robinson after his 1993 murder conviction was overturned in 2023 after he served more than two-and-a-half decades in prison.

Southeast Queens man convicted for a second time in 1993 murder of his estranged wife in Bayside: DA

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‘It’s about time’: Brooklyn celebrates historic Knicks championship