Jeff Dinowitz News Today

(Re: “Just who is Benjamin Jackson,” Jan. 4) To the Editor: Civility in politics is at an all-time low and vitriol at an all-time high. An example is the recent spate of letters from members of the Unity Democratic Club in the Press. 

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul vows to crack down on rising shoplifting crimes in the region as business owners are pleading for assistance.

To the Editor: Who is Benjamin F. Jackson, and why would he be trying to unseat Democratic Party District Leader Ramdat Singh? Ramdat is a founding member of the largest and most active Democratic political club in our community — the Unity Democrats.

Speaker Carl Heastie and Democrats who run the state Assembly can't wait to get back to the state capital in Albany -- to hold a fat cat fundraiser the opening of the 2024 legislative session.

(Re: Thanks to electeds backing, Oct. 18) To the editor: In his letter to the editor in last week’s Riverdale Press, local attorney and Jeff Dinowitz right-hand man Benjamin F. Jackson smears founding members of the Unity Democratic Club for allegedly not condemning a certain anti-Israel organization.

‘Love at first sight,' the Bronx Democrat says about Israel.

Work stoppages are unpredictable, as are their ripple effects.

A recent poll reported over 70% of Bronx voters saying they’d like to high-tail it out of New York.

(re: “Van Cortlandt Park eyed for cricket stadium,” July 20) On July 15, Mayor Eric Adams proposed construction of a commercial 34,000-seat cricket stadium in Van Cortlandt Park to host the June 2024 T20 World Cup held by the International Cricket Council.

54 Democratic lawmakers from across New York City have signed a letter demanding President Biden to do something about the migrant crisis gripping their metropolis.