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Councilman Yusef Salaam's police stop fuels 'driving while Black' concerns - Vimarsana News

Councilman Yusef Salaam's police stop fuels 'driving while Black' concerns

NYPD officers pulled over Harlem Councilmember Yusef Salaam last Friday, Jan. 26 while driving across 125th Street with his family.

Event for small business development in Sunnyside scheduled for Feb. 15 - Vimarsana News

Event for small business development in Sunnyside scheduled for Feb. 15

SUNNYSIDE, Wash. - The Sunnyside Economic Development Commission is hosting a Small Business Development Event on Feb. 15 for growing small business owners and entrepreneurs, according to the City of

'How Many Stops' Act: What possible veto means for NYC as Eric Adams and City Council face off – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

'How Many Stops' Act: What possible veto means for NYC as Eric Adams and City Council face off – NBC New York

The New York City Council could override a veto from Mayor Eric Adams on what has been called the "How Many Stops" Act — so what does it all mean? Here's a...

NYC Councilman Yusef Salaam, Who Was Exonerated In Central Park Five Case, Says Police Pulled Him Over Without Reason - Vimarsana News

NYC Councilman Yusef Salaam, Who Was Exonerated In Central Park Five Case, Says Police Pulled Him Over Without Reason

The incident brings renewed attention to the push for a police transparency bill in NYC which would require all investigative stops to be reported publicly.

City Council overrides mayor's vetoes on two law enforcement bills - Vimarsana News

City Council overrides mayor's vetoes on two law enforcement bills

Projecting a united front, the council defied a public relations campaign by the mayor to cast both bills as endangering public safety.