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City Council Speaker Defends His Comprehensive Planning Bill in First Public Hearing

By Sadef Ali Kully | February 24, 2021

Corey Johnson says his ‘Planning Together’ proposal will help create a more just and inclusive city planning process. But others raised worries about the costs of the plan, and about how it would engage communities.

City Council District 31

Ranked-Choice Voting Kicks in After Queens Special Election

By Jarrett Murphy | February 24, 2021

The race between two frontrunners will come down to how 27 percent of voters ranked the candidates.

Age Justice

For Alzheimer’s Patients, Racial Disparities Threaten Detection and Treatment

By Jarrett Murphy | February 24, 2021

An estimated 400,000 people in New York state have Alzheimer’s, and by 2025 the number is expected to reach 465,000. It is now the ninth most common cause of death in the five boroughs.

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Opinion: With Immigration Reform on the Table, It’s Time to Let NYC Immigrants Vote

By Rodrigo Camarena | February 23, 2021

As we work to undo the damage caused by the Trump administration, and ensure that President Biden upholds his commitments to immigrant justice, New York City needs to account for its own role in criminalizing and disempowering immigrants in our city.

2021 elections

Policy Shop: Ending Cop Immunity, Hitting Hate Crimes and Growing Urban Farms

By Jarrett Murphy | February 23, 2021

Mayoral candidates Adams, Donovan and McGuire issued detailed reports on farming, health and policing, respectively.

COVID-19

Farmworkers Left Out of NY’s Vaccination Plans, Despite Federal Priority

By Daniel Parra | February 22, 2021

On Feb. 9, President Biden announced the immunization program for community health centers (FQHC), which includes farmworkers, but the governor has not yet included them in the immunization rollout.

state budget

Opinion: Proposed State Budget Cuts Would Dismantle Care for New Yorkers with Disabilities

By Rachelle Kivanoski | February 22, 2021

Care Coordinated Organization/Health Homes (CCO/HH’s), which provide critical and essential services to people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, are facing a nearly 40 percent cut in the state’s executive budget.

inmigracion

Fiscales de 16 estados apoyan la moratoria de deportaciones propuesta por presidente Biden

By Daniel Parra | February 22, 2021

El pasado 12 de febrero la fiscal general de Nueva York, Letitia James, presentó un informe en apoyo a la moratoria de deportaciones de la administración Biden.

Election 2021

Will NYC’s Mayoral Candidates Commit to Transparency?

By Jarrett Murphy | February 22, 2021

In light of the controversy over Gov. Cuomo’s delay in releasing nursing-home fatalities numbers, we asked the mayoral candidates how they would approach enforcing the Freedom of Information Laws. They were, for candidates, oddly quiet.

Education
covid school

Your Video Issues Guide to the 2021 Mayoral Race: Education

By Jarrett Murphy | February 22, 2021

The next mayor will have to deal with the educational damage wrought by COVID-19 and the profound problems of quality and equity that challenged the city’s schools even before the pandemic.

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