African Immigrants in New York Organize for Greater Political Voice
As reported by Politico, New York City’s African immigrant population is beginning to assert itself politically, reflecting a broader shift ...
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Gunman Kills Four in NYC Office Tower Before Taking Own Life
On Monday, July 28th, a gunman fatally shot four people inside a Midtown Manhattan office tower before dying by suicide ...
Storm Knocks Out Power to 21,000 and Disrupts Travel Across NYC and New Jersey
On Friday, July 25th, a powerful thunderstorm barreled through New York City and parts of New Jersey, causing widespread power ...
Op-Ed by Mona Davids: The Only Candidates That Matter in NYC’s Mayoral Race Are Adams, Mamdani, and Sliwa
The 2025 New York City mayoral race is shaping up to be a definitive clash between three men: incumbent Mayor ...
Mayor Adams Bans Student Cellphone Use During School Hours Citywide
Mayor Eric Adams has announced a new policy banning New York City public school students from using cellphones and other ...
Former NYPD Commissioner Thomas Donlon Sues Mayor Adams, Alleges Corruption
On Wednesday, July 16th, former NYPD Commissioner Thomas Donlon filed a federal lawsuit accusing Mayor Eric Adams and high-ranking police ...
NYCHA Confirms $1.2B in Upgrades to 24 Housing Developments Across NYC
On Monday, July 7th, New York State confirmed the completion of a $1.2 billion capital improvement effort across New York ...
Mayor Adams Pushes Back on Cuomo’s Withdrawal Request, Questions Mamdani’s Racial Identification
New York City Mayor Eric Adams defended his re-election bid and criticized political opponents during a live interview on CNBC’s ...
NYC Council Committee Backs Delay on Gas Alarm Requirement
The New York City Council’s Housing and Buildings Committee voted on Monday, June 30th, to advance legislation that would delay ...
