Government Archives – Page 25 of 76 – Politics NY

Manhattan B.P. Gale Brewer summarizes her thoughts on the new public charge rule (Photo by William Engel)

Electeds, Experts Brief New Yorkers on Public Charge Rule

By Politics NY

Speaker Corey Johnson takes Con Edison to task over their failings (Photo by William Engel)

Speaker Johnson Grills Con Ed Over Power Outages

By Politics NY

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Queens

Hate crime rise leads to early launch of new mayoral office

By Naeisha Rose

Queens

Gun safety is at the forefront with lawmakers as children go back to school

By Naeisha Rose

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Queens

NYC climate crisis town hall will be held in “gilded” development in Manhattan, not Queens

By Naeisha Rose

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Brooklyn

Former District Leader Alan Fleishman Dead At 62

By Kings County Politics

An impassioned Robert Jackson addresses the crowd. (Photo by William Engel)

Electeds, Tenant Advocates Revel in their Victory

By Politics NY

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Queens

Queens, New York State receive $178 million in anti-terrorism funds

By Naeisha Rose

Gounardes opens up Golden’s Lockedbox (5)

Brooklyn

Golden Weighs Options For Rubber Match With Gounardes

By Stephen Witt

Queens

Queens representatives face challengers in 2020 for congressional seats

By Naeisha Rose

City Council Speaker Corey Johnson (Credit: Metropolitan Transportation Authority of the State of New York)

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Johnson and City Council Call on DOE to Crack Down on Lead Paint Problem

By Politics NY

Queens

Queens District Attorney’s race right around the corner with new GOP challenger, early voting

By Naeisha Rose

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Queens

Meng, Constantinides want a Democratic presidential debate in Queens with diverse moderators

By Naeisha Rose

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Brooklyn

Jeffries Gives Pres Contenders Advice, Says Dems Have Israel’s Back

By Stephen Witt

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Brooklyn

DSA Candidates Survey Seeks BDS Support, Forgets Black Homeownership

By Stephen Witt

Kings County Democratic Party Boss Frank Seddio

Brooklyn

Seddio Blasts Mosley, Calls County Dem Finances An Open Book

By Stephen Witt

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Bedford-Stuvesant

Pantaleo terminated from NYPD, Queens Pols say it’s about time

By Naeisha Rose

City Council Speaker Corey Johnson (Credit: Metropolitan Transportation Authority of the State of New York)

Johnson Announces $4 Million in Funding for 2020 Census Count

By Politics NY

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Queens

Gov. Cuomo advances Domestic Terrorism Act, hate crime stats in Queens

By Naeisha Rose

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Brooklyn

Eugene Shows Strength In Run-Up To Borough President’s Race

By Stephen Witt

NYCP Exclusive: U.S. Congressional Candidate Lindsey Boylan Interviewed

By Politics NY

Queens

Party decoration causing power outages in Queens: Miller

By Naeisha Rose

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Queens

Trump administration rules against green card and visa holders receiving public benefits

By Naeisha Rose

Brooklyn

Marbury Demurs On Mission To Break U.S.-China Trade Deadlock

By Kimari Clarke

More from Around New York

Members of the Bangladeshi Muslim community buy clothes on Chaand Raat for Eid.

Bangladeshi communities in Castle Hill keep Chaand Raat tradition alive in the Bronx

“Dakan” (aka “Destiny”), the first queer film from West Africa, will be available virtually nationwide March 26-30.

Queering the Canon festival set to showcase seven classic LGBTQ films

Ralph Solecki is pictured standing on the shore of Newtown Creek at Furman’s Island in Maspeth in 1937. The tributaries separating the island from Maspeth were filled in.

The dirty yet important history of the Newtown Creek: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

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Greenpoint’s Soft Bar launches ‘Soft Beats’ series with Bravolebrity guest DJ March 20