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Rampant Sex Abuse Against Women In Rikers Will Be Investigated: Mayor - Vimarsana News

Rampant Sex Abuse Against Women In Rikers Will Be Investigated: Mayor

Rampant Sex Abuse Against Women In Rikers Will Be Investigated: Mayor - New York City, NY - Hundreds of women who say they were abused in Rikers Island seek a combined $14.7 billion in damages, a bombshell Gothamist report found.

Source: patch.com
Jeffrion Aubry, voice of the Assembly, is leaving it after 30 years - Vimarsana News

Jeffrion Aubry, voice of the Assembly, is leaving it after 30 years

The speaker pro tempore was instrumental in repealing the Rockefeller drug laws and building a performing arts center to honor Louis Armstrong.

NYC Mayor Adams pledges to close Rikers Island but wavers again over 2027 deadline - Vimarsana News

NYC Mayor Adams pledges to close Rikers Island but wavers again over 2027 deadline

Gothamist is a non-profit local newsroom, powered by WNYC.

58 community organizations receive nearly $6 million in grants from Point32Health Foundation - Vimarsana News

58 community organizations receive nearly $6 million in grants from Point32Health Foundation

Point32Health Foundation today announced nearly $6 million will go to 58 community organizations across the region to support efforts to improve access to healthy food, advance healthy aging, address behavioral health needs, and promote social and racial justice. Funding will advance policies and practices addressing disparities and creating more inclusive communities.

Source: yahoo.com
Louis Molina moves from DOC head to assistant deputy mayor - Vimarsana News

Louis Molina moves from DOC head to assistant deputy mayor

NYC Department of Corrections (DOC) Commissioner Louis Molina is moving his office to City Hall as assistant deputy mayor for public safety