Election 2017
Gentrification, Homelessness Key Topics at De Blasio’s Harlem Town Hall
Abigail Savitch-Lew |
The mayor was thanked for his policing reforms and community investments, pushed on a variety of other issues.
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The mayor was thanked for his policing reforms and community investments, pushed on a variety of other issues.
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Eight years ago Fernando Cabrera managed to knock off an incumbent City Councilmember whose claim to fame was a remarkably high rate of absence from the City Council. But Cabrera’s own absence was the storyline at a forum on Tuesday night at ended up showcasing two of the men seeking to oust him.
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A check for a quarter mil was all it took to resolve an apparently intractable impasse between the mayor and Council.
Chances are a top city official will be at a park or precinct near you.
Only two New City Council districts cross borough lines, and only the 8th district spanning Manhattan and the Bronx actually crosses a river—in this case, the Harlem River—to do so. But it’s the current politics, not the water features, that make it an interesting place.
Mollie Fullington, who recently handled press GOP mayoral hopeful Paul Massey, and Rebecca Katz, a long-time aide to Bill de Blasio, joins Ben and Jarrett to discuss the poll numbers, the media’s role and what (besides a win) the candidates are hoping to get out of the race.
Our take on stories about Nicole Malliotakis on crime, the mayor’s campaign finance moves and a bid to rezone the Garment District.
The mayor is on TV. The comptroller and public advocate are in a subway station. The chancellor is at …. boot camp?
Incumbent Democrat Helen Rosenthal faces two opponents who say she has abetted or acquiesced to development plans that are disfiguring the Upper West Side.
A fresh mayoral poll comes as the mayor gets a nod from the environmental lobby, which was once rather suspicious of him.
And the mayor does his weekly radio spot.
The East Midtown rezoning and de Blasio donor story were also in the headlines.
City Council hearings, mayoral campaign appearances and more.
The forum in the 8th district suggested the race is among three Democrats with different degrees of alignment with the current Council member, Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito.
As candidates for Brooklyn district attorney debate bail policy, campaign donations from the bail-bond industry have come under scrutiny.
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What candidates and elected officials are up to in the five boroughs.
Hear from candidates seeking to succeed Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito as the member representing El Barrio/East Harlem, Mott Haven, Highbridge, Concourse, Longwood and Port Morris in the Council.
Rikers violence and climate change are also in the news.
What elected officials and candidates are up to in the five boroughs.
The private investigator and former police detective explains his disdain for both Mayor de Blasio and likely Republican nominee Nicole Malliotakis and outlines the case he intends to make to New Yorkers in the fall.
What elected officials, candidates, advocates and others are up to within the five boroughs.
Gay pols, MTA board meetings and the mayor’s subway ride are all in this morning’s headlines.
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While I applaud the larger conversation taking place around homelessness in New York City and how to prevent it, we need to broaden the discussion to include citizens who are living paycheck to paycheck.’
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