Page 24 - Scott Stringer News Today

The swagless dad from Park Slope is the city’s most powerful progressive.

The political players thriving in a new era.

The former CNN executive’s workplace romance sure doesn’t seem like the real reason he’s resigning.

Civilians make about $50,000 less than uniformed officers on average, according to the Independent Budget Office.

It seems that NYU has mistaken accountability for pandering. The university recently claimed that downtown elected officials who have advocated for a school on an NYU-owned site since 2012 are doing so out of political motivation and not a genuine interest in students. NYU is deflecting responsibility due to their own mistaken assumption that the city would never act on constructing a school at the corner of Bleecker St. and LaGuardia Place.

New city comptroller lays out the agenda for his first term

Incoming New York City Comptroller Brad Lander is getting a NYPD security detail, despite being a vocal defund-the-police advocate and calling to cut the its budget by $1b last year.

The outgoing mayor’s stubbornness produced a string of controversies—including around fundraising, and his visits to the Park Slope YMCA. He fumbled police reform, observers say. But with time, his tenure might look a lot rosier.

The Democrat is fully vaccinated and boosted and said he was experiencing minor symptoms.

Stringer, a 61-year-old Democrat, said that his symptoms were mild.