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A Healthy Dialogue, Except on Rezoning, at East Harlem Town Hall
Abigail Savitch-Lew |
The mayor and residents engaged on a variety of topics, including NYCHA, youth issues and affordability.
Campaign 2017 Fact Check
Fact Check: Are City Schools Unsafe?
Jarrett Murphy |
There’s no one set of numbers to answer the question.
CITY WIRE: THE BLOG
Happy Birthday to My Freedom of Information Request!
Jarrett Murphy |
The de Blasio administration is supposed to be more transparent than any of its predecessors. On a practical level, that only matters if they get around to showing you the stuff you need to see.
CITY WIRE: THE BLOG
Malliotakis Gets Public Funds, Homeless Families Get Bus Tickets: Campaign Headlines for Sept. 29
Jarrett Murphy |
And what ever happened to the mayor’s push to change state law on the release of police disciplinary files?
CITY WIRE: THE BLOG
Official Schedule for Sept. 29
Jarrett Murphy |
Approximately 7:40 AM — Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito appears Live on MSNBC’s Morning Joe to Discuss Puerto Rico Hurricane Maria Aftermath. 9:45 AM – First Lady Chirlane McCray participates in a press conference on the steps of Brooklyn Borough Hall hosted by CAMBA, to help promote parental and familial acceptance of LGBTQ youth. The First Lady will be joined by the Vice President of CAMBA, Angeles Delgado. Brooklyn Borough Hall, 209 Joralemon Street, Brooklyn. Approximately 10:30 AM— Mark-ViveritoAppears Live on WNYC’s The Brian Lehrer Show (93.9FM, www.wnyc.org)
The Jerome Avenue Rezoning: What to Expect in the Weeks Ahead
Abigail Savitch-Lew |
Key dates and documents for those looking to weigh in.
Affordable Housing
Is ‘Housing Not Warehousing’ Next?
Abigail Savitch-Lew |
Advocates are continuing to push for the Housing Not Warehousing Act, a package of three bills that would mandate new protocols to identify vacant buildings and land.
2017 race
Max & Murphy: Comptroller Hopeful Faulkner on the Great Society, Trump and NY’s Fiscal Risks
Jarrett Murphy |
The minister said the city’s budget was extremely vulnerable to an economic downturn, blamed big government for racial disparities and says he’d still vote for Donald Trump.
