Electeds, Experts Brief New Yorkers on Public Charge Rule
On Oct. 15 - barely over a month from now - the Trump Administration's new public charge rule will go...
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Government
Speaker Johnson Grills Con Ed Over Power Outages
City Council Speaker Corey Johnson (D-Chelsea, Hell’s Kitchen) didn’t pull any punches at this morning’s oversight hearing on the power...
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Electeds, Tenant Advocates Revel in their Victory
“FIGHT!” shouted Assembly Member Al Taylor (D-Hamilton Heights, Harlem, Washington Heights). The assembly member repeated his cry in front of...
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Johnson and City Council Call on DOE to Crack Down on Lead Paint Problem
The City of New York outlawed the usage of lead-based paint in 1960. Today, nearly 60 years later, the threat...
Read moreJohnson Announces $4 Million in Funding for 2020 Census Count
Last Thursday, City Council Speaker Corey Johnson (D-Chelsea, Hell's Kitchen) made one thing clear; he refuses to leave anyone behind...
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NYCP Exclusive: U.S. Congressional Candidate Lindsey Boylan Interviewed
In the past few months, we’ve seen a plethora of challengers rise up to challenge Representative Jerrold Nadler (D-Manhattan, Brooklyn)...
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Carnegie Hill Gets Smart About Rat Control
What's the best way to get rid of rats? According to Caroline Bragdon, director of neighborhood interventions and pest control...
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New York Lawmakers Rebuke Ernst and Young’s Arbitration Policy
Today, a bipartisan group of 67 New York lawmakers in the State Senate and Assembly, led by State Senators Liz...
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Manhattanites Air Grievances on East Coast Resiliency Project
The atmosphere was tense at last night's hearing on the new East Coast Resiliency Project. Those who stood up to...
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Brewer Lets Borough Testify on Zoning Loopholes
City Council Member Ben Kallos (D-Yorkville, Lenox Hill) got a little emotional when he stood up to testify at a...
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Ep 33: The History of Steve Witt Volume 2
Volume 2 of the Epic Saga of Steve Witt. Steve recounts interviewing Russell Simmons for Penthouse Magazine, almost getting beat up by Jay Z, and starting a local newspaper in upstate NY that would ultimately lead him to founding Kings County Politics.
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