‘We must unambiguously renounce hatred because the words and attitudes we express towards our brothers and sisters can have lasting and fatal consequences.’
Read More“We shouldn’t wait for people to die to fix our streets.”
Read More‘We are ensuring vulnerable immigrants who are unfairly targeted by ICE have the legal assistance and services they need.’
Read MoreNineteen elections have passed since term lengths and voting years changed.
Read MoreCandidates’ responses ranged: from a willingness to consider the issue, to a call for limited prosecution and diversion alternatives, to support for decriminalization.
Read MoreThe QCA awarded artists Kerri Edge, Yogi (Y?) Guadin, Claire Marie Lim and Guanglei Hui for the creation and production of their original projects.
Read MoreAll call for significant reforms, some for the total elimination of cash bail.
Read MoreThe office of the state inspector general announced the allegations facing Ian Cioffi on Tuesday.
Read MoreTeimel Morris, who was 22 years old when he shot acquaintance Edward Harris in the head on 160th Street, was found guilty of second-degree murder.
Read More“Rest In Peace brother Lynch. You will be missed, your contributions to the House of Labor are many, our sympathy to your family, friends and comrades.”
Read MoreExperienced attorneys have started to counsel survivors on the best course of action for preparing their own cases.
Read MoreIt's estimated that another 155,000 or more sex assault evidence kits still await testing, and thousands of results have yet to be linked to suspects.
Read MoreQueens commuters and activists expressed their train disdain with a game of "#FixTheSubway BINGO" in Jackson Heights on March 10.
Read MoreThe 20 new areas of track that have received speed limit increases since January 21 are concentrated in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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