New City Council Bill Could Prevent Action to Address Hostile Shelter Environments
The legislation raises concerns that it could exacerbate the issue most unhoused have with the system — negative treatment they receive from security personnel
City Council to ThriveNYC: Where Did You Spend the Money?
A program run by the mayor's wife gets a grilling at an oversight hearing
Undocumented Immigrants in NYC May Soon Be Able to Get a Driver’s License
The City Council passed a resolution Wednesday that will clear the way for immigrants to drive legally. Now it’s the state legislature’s turn
Race for Harlem City Council Seat is Fierce, But Voters Don’t Seem to Care
The race for the District 9 seat has brought out campaign cash, but no one seems to be paying attention
Pedicab Drivers Fear de Blasio’s Plan Will Leave Them Jobless
The mayor's plan will limit the number of horses in the park and keep pedicab drivers out of its popular southern edge
Scott Stringer Comes on Strong
The new comptroller addresses income inequality
On the Hot Seat Over Boilers
A post-Sandy “temporary” solution falls short in Red Hook and Coney Island