Politics Archives – Page 166 of 308

Queens

Queens councilman introduces bills on crime, mental illness

By Ethan Marshall

Brooklyn

Coney aquarium gets $4.5 million in capital funds to support programming

By Jada Camille

Long Island

Early Voting on Long Island is Oct. 29 Through Nov. 6

By Briana Bonfiglio

Police & Fire

Laura Kavanagh makes history as NYC’s first-ever female Fire Commissioner

By Isabel Song Beer

The Bronx

Lehman College to host early voting themed haunted house Thursday

By Camille Botello

Police & Fire

Crunching the numbers: New NYPD crime stats find staggering high rate of emotionally disturbed arrests

By Dean Moses

Police & Fire

Data from NYC Comptroller shows little improvement in city jails

By Isabel Song Beer

Health

‘The flu is nasty’: Hochul, health officials urges New Yorkers to get the flu shot

By Isabel Song Beer

Education

Huge amount of NYC students still experiencing homelessness, report finds

By Isabel Song Beer

Queens

Queens lawmakers’ historic bill makes New York first state to provide insurance coverage for people post-mastectomy

By Carlotta Mohamed

Politics

Midtown climate protest ends with 15 activists cuffed for blocking traffic during Green New Deal push

By Dean Moses

Education

Major funding coming to boost teacher support in New York

By Isabel Song Beer

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Queens

Maspeth street co-named after deceased St. Matthias pastor

By Julia Moro

Manhattan

‘Don’t boo, vote’: Here’s whose on the Manhattan midterm elections ballot as early voting begins this weekend

By Robert Pozarycki

Brooklyn

Warbasse Houses residents speak out against proposed city council maps that would tear complex in two

By Jessica Parks

Brooklyn

‘I Will Graduate’ event celebrates students with largest education rally in the city

By Isabel Song Beer

The Bronx

AOC Town Hall on NYC housing crisis and gun control is interrupted by protestors

By Shania DeGroot

Election

Op-Ed | Vote yes on Prop 1 for clean water, clean air, and quality jobs

By Joseph Azzopardi and Julie Tighe

Police & Fire

‘Our red flag laws are working’: Hochul adds $6.4M to support enforcement of New York gun regulations

By Briana Bonfiglio

Podcast

Running NYC’s Office of Ethnic and Community Media with Jose Bayona

by Jill Carvajal

Crime

Crunching the numbers: Yes, crime is up — but NYC is still safer than it was two decades ago. The NYPD’s statistics prove it.

By Robert Pozarycki

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Politics

Early voters can determine color of governance

By Vinette K. Pryce

Politics

Op-ed: Brooklyn could get a green ride to school

What Brooklyn voters need to know ahead of the Nov. 8 General Election

Queens councilman introduces bills on crime, mental illness

Coney aquarium gets $4.5 million in capital funds to support programming

Early Voting on Long Island is Oct. 29 Through Nov. 6

Laura Kavanagh makes history as NYC’s first-ever female Fire Commissioner

Lehman College to host early voting themed haunted house Thursday

Crunching the numbers: New NYPD crime stats find staggering high rate of emotionally disturbed arrests

Data from NYC Comptroller shows little improvement in city jails

‘The flu is nasty’: Hochul, health officials urges New Yorkers to get the flu shot

Huge amount of NYC students still experiencing homelessness, report finds

Queens lawmakers’ historic bill makes New York first state to provide insurance coverage for people post-mastectomy

Midtown climate protest ends with 15 activists cuffed for blocking traffic during Green New Deal push

Major funding coming to boost teacher support in New York

Maspeth street co-named after deceased St. Matthias pastor

‘Don’t boo, vote’: Here’s whose on the Manhattan midterm elections ballot as early voting begins this weekend

Warbasse Houses residents speak out against proposed city council maps that would tear complex in two

‘I Will Graduate’ event celebrates students with largest education rally in the city

AOC Town Hall on NYC housing crisis and gun control is interrupted by protestors

Op-Ed | Vote yes on Prop 1 for clean water, clean air, and quality jobs

‘Our red flag laws are working’: Hochul adds $6.4M to support enforcement of New York gun regulations

Running NYC’s Office of Ethnic and Community Media with Jose Bayona

Crunching the numbers: Yes, crime is up — but NYC is still safer than it was two decades ago. The NYPD’s statistics prove it.

Early voters can determine color of governance

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