Council will consider bill that sheds light on facial recognition and police surveillance
/“We must ensure that the constitutional rights of the public are protected.”
Read More“We must ensure that the constitutional rights of the public are protected.”
Read MoreThe rally took place as a coalition of council aides attempt to form a staff union.
Read MoreThe city’s jail population has fallen below 7,000 people and will likely decrease further.
Read MoreRozic said the legislation “sends a strong message about hate not having a place in any of our communities.”
Read MoreThe lone Republican in the Queens delegation is interested in becoming the executive director of the BOE.
Read MoreDo enough voters care about candidate Bloomberg to switch loyalties from anyone they may be currently supporting?
Read More“Any deliberate discouragement or interference with staff’s ability to exercise those rights in this regard is prohibited.”
Read MoreZohran Mamdani is a first-time candidate running for State Assembly District 36.
Read MoreDisgraced former lawmaker Hiram Monserrate’s bid for state Assembly has prompted strong responses from several local leaders.
Read MoreKatz, the current Queens Borough President, filled out the team with several defense attorneys, nonprofit leaders and activists.
Read MoreAdvocates and lawmakers are reigniting the effort to remove weed from the penal code and end the racial disparities in marijuana arrests.
Read More“I know that an equitable blueprint for staff salaries and protections is best for all of the council.”
Read MoreHoward Beach’s Frank M. Charles Memorial Park has received a major upgrade.
Read MoreAnalysts predict that New York could lose up to two seats in Congress based on population estimates.
Read MoreThe bill would require public companies to publish diversity data on the racial, ethnic, and gender composition of their executive officers each year.
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