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It’s our December donation drive. Your gift helps us do these kinds of important stories. So please click here. Permanent “open streets.” “Safe routes to parks” that connect communities to open space via safe-cycling and traffic-calming infrastructure. “Complete Streets” that discourage reckless driving. These are some ideas for the city’s streetscape forwarded by a diverse field of Democratic mayoral candidates — 11 and counting —  10 of whom responded to a questionnaire f...

Bill De Blasio Lays Out His Blueprint for a Marxist New York City January 2, 2014 During his inauguration yesterday, Bill de Blasio laid out a blueprint for a Marxist city, one he hopes will inspire the country. Judging from the way things have been going, it probably will. We can all be Detroit. Yes we can. Bill de Blasio was born Warren Wilhelm, Jr. His mother’s maiden name was de Blasio. He changed his name in 1983 to Warren de Blasio-Wilhelm. By 1990, when he was about 30-years of age, he...

SHARE: The field of candidates running for New York City mayor is more or less set, as the June 22 Democratic primary approaches. It’s been a bumpy road to get here. High-profile politicians like Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., former Rep. Max Rose and New York City Council Speaker Corey Johnson all thought about running to succeed Mayor Bill de Blasio before deciding against it. Others, like former New York City Veterans Services Commissioner Loree Sutton were fully in the race, befo...

Political expert calls Max Rose a ‘key player’ in mayoral race, but says he won’t get elected Updated Apr 07, 2021; Posted Dec 11, 2020 Rumors of Rose jumping into the mayoral candidate pool, which currently has more than 30 candidates, started shortly after Election Day. (Staten Island Advnace/Joseph Ostapiuk) Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Max Rose has been silent about his mayoral run, aside from a late-night tweet on Thursday, but Staten Island residents and politicians alik...

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New Yorks 2020 Electors Head To Albany, Including Big City Mayors (But Not De Blasio) arrow Governor Cuomo participates in the New York State Electoral College in the Senate Chamber of the state Capitol, back in December 19, 2016 Governor Cuomos office On Monday, New York State’s presidential electors will gather at the state Capitol in Albany to officially cast votes for Joseph Biden and Kamala Harris as President and Vice President of the United States. The list of 2...

By Susan Arbetter New York State PUBLISHED 6:00 PM ET Dec. 09, 2020 PUBLISHED 6:00 PM EST Dec. 09, 2020 SHARE The change was eight years in the making, but New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli’s decision to divest the state’s massive pension fund from fossil fuels over four years is an enormous victory for environmentalists, accord...

Private prisons. now we should call for investment in schools and day care centers. its fathers day today. lets invest in parents and give them the resources to keep kids away from the incarceration mob that wants to make money off the backs of their children. in terms of corporate board diversity, we do have corporate boards that are -- they look like me, better suits. theyre not reflective of the country, and now we have to make sure that every child, women, african-american, latino, kids who ...

To break it down, the nations largest city will not support its retirees with investment returns from private prisons. the obama administration was trying to phase out due to widespread issues. the move comes as attorney general jeff sessions in his beefed up war on crime and increased detention of illegal immigrants has called for increased use of private facilities. the bulk of which are operated by just two companies that vigorously supported sessions boss. joining me now is scott stringer, t...

Himself or a trump entity stringers office said? a statement to the "daily news" in response to a freedom of information request. joining us now for an interview is new york city controller scott stringer. scott, this is asy credit subject in new york city and to go on a radio show a new york-based radio show claiming youre giving $10,000 to the 9/11 fund. to give nothing, its hard to think of something worse. >> hes a new yorker and he knows the pain and suffering and we all of us who were ther...