Early Voting Surges in NYC Mayoral Race, Breaking Records Citywide
New York City’s early voting for the 2025 mayoral race drew record-breaking crowds over the weekend, with turnout for the ...
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New York Court Upholds Merit-Based Admissions in Specialized and Gifted Programs
New York City families will continue to see access to specialized high schools and gifted programs determined by merit following ...
“We’re All New Yorkers” Cuomo Wins Support Across Muslim Communities
Andrew Cuomo has drawn support from a broad coalition of Muslim communities across New York City, including both African and ...
Mayor Adams “I’m Fighting for the Family of New York” Endorses Cuomo
New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who ended his own re-election bid, officially endorsed former Governor Andrew Cuomo in the ...
Adams Administration Expands NYPD Efforts to Support Domestic Violence Survivors
New York City has launched a new Domestic Violence Unit (DVU) within the Police Department, marking what officials describe as ...
New Poll Shows Cuomo at 33% After 10-Point Surge Since September
Momentum in New York City’s mayoral race appears to be shifting toward former Governor Andrew Cuomo. A new Quinnipiac University ...
Cuomo Calls to Replace Borough-Based Jails with Modern Rikers Facilities
Andrew Cuomo proposed replacing New York City’s borough-based jail plan with new facilities on Rikers Island. Speaking at the Crain’s ...
Bronx Mitchel Houses High-Rise Partially Collapses in Gas Explosion
On Wednesday morning, October 1st, a gas explosion partially collapsed a 20-story apartment building in the Bronx, sending debris onto ...
LEEBA Fights for Minority Workers and Labor Equity in NYC
Jakwan Rivers, President of the Law Enforcement Employees Benevolent Association (LEEBA), shared his decades-long experience in the labor movement and ...
