CITY WIRE: THE BLOG
The New Yorkers who Died in the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars
Jarrett Murphy |
The Empire State lost 295 people, according to Department of Defense records.
The Empire State lost 295 people, according to Department of Defense records.
The de Blasio administration says the parcels sold off this week wouldn’t work for affordable housing, but some advocacy groups believe the city is shedding potentially valuable assets. Watch a video report.
It’s common on the streets of New York to see new neighborhoods rising from old ones. Along the eastern shore of Staten Island, however, a very different process is now underway.
The vast majority of candidates for judicial posts in next week’s election, some of whom will win terms of 14 years, haven’t bothered to submit a bio for the state court system’s Voters’ Guide.
The city is pursuing a “no regrets” policy. But some think a plan to retreat is needed.
Every City Council stated meeting begins with a prayer. What have our elected officials asked from the higher power?
Some advocates say the de Blasio administration has at least made an effort to listen to their concerns.
Few voters and little competition characterize the process for electing chief law enforcement officers in the Bronx, Queens and Staten Island.
The organization is involved in major lawsuits and lights up tabloid op-ed pages with criticisms of unions, elected officials, Chancellor Fariña and others. But their funding and membership are fuzzy.
More on the three measures designed to protect tenants from aggressive buyout schemes.