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City Government

Adams Proposes Expansion to NYPD Use of Facial Recognition Software

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Brooklyn

Suozzi Picks Diana Reyna as Running Mate for Governor

By Morgan C. Mullings

State Government

Suozzi opposes Hochul’s bill to expand accessory units in suburban areas

By Ethan Stark-Miller

State Government

Matilda Cuomo Restored as Founder & Chair of State Mentoring Program

By Stephen Witt

Manhattan

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg clarifies “confusion” on crime policies

By Morgan C. Mullings

New York NY Puzzle Pieces Map Working Together 3d Illustration

State Government

New Congressional District Maps Introduced in Albany

By Jeffrey M. Wice

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State Government

Hochul rolls out plans to connect with homeless

By Morgan C. Mullings

City Government

NYC Council members secure committee positions under new leadership

By Morgan C. Mullings

City Government

Adams appoints former City Council Member Garodnick as City Planning Commission Chair

By Stephen Witt

State Government

State Republicans assail Hochul’s massive budget, record campaign contributions

By Stephen Witt

City Government

Republicans sue over granting voting Rights to non-citizens

By George Orwel

City Government

Mayor Names Philip Banks III as Dep Mayor of Public Safety

By Morgan C. Mullings

City Government

Mayor, local electeds react to Capitol attack anniversary

By Morgan C. Mullings

Queens

Adrienne Adams officially becomes first Black City Council Speaker

By Morgan C. Mullings

City Government

Adams Names Administration’s A Team

By Stephen Witt

Police & Fire

Suozzi criticizes Hochul on violence, wants judges to have more say

By Morgan C. Mullings

Brooklyn

“Learn to live with COVID”: Adams unveils plan to combat the spread

By Morgan C. Mullings

Brooklyn

Mayor-elect Eric Adams moves inauguration to Times Square ball drop

By Morgan C. Mullings

City Government

NYC Racial Justice Commission Approves Final Ballot Proposals

By Stephen Witt

Government

Hochul, Adams intro new cyber security center amid Russian conflict

Brooklyn’s Chinese-American Community Ramps up Pressure on Bail Reform

Adams Proposes Expansion to NYPD Use of Facial Recognition Software

Suozzi Picks Diana Reyna as Running Mate for Governor

Suozzi opposes Hochul’s bill to expand accessory units in suburban areas

Matilda Cuomo Restored as Founder & Chair of State Mentoring Program

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg clarifies “confusion” on crime policies

New Congressional District Maps Introduced in Albany

Hochul rolls out plans to connect with homeless

NYC Council members secure committee positions under new leadership

Adams appoints former City Council Member Garodnick as City Planning Commission Chair

State Republicans assail Hochul’s massive budget, record campaign contributions

Adams encourages in-person work at Queens factory visit

U.S. Rep. Hakeem Jeffries fights for voting rights bill

Mayor’s school safety agent video revives conversation on police in schools

Republicans sue over granting voting Rights to non-citizens

Mayor Names Philip Banks III as Dep Mayor of Public Safety

Mayor, local electeds react to Capitol attack anniversary

Adrienne Adams officially becomes first Black City Council Speaker

Adams Names Administration’s A Team

Suozzi criticizes Hochul on violence, wants judges to have more say

“Learn to live with COVID”: Adams unveils plan to combat the spread

Mayor-elect Eric Adams moves inauguration to Times Square ball drop

NYC Racial Justice Commission Approves Final Ballot Proposals

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