Tag: Elections

• NYC Council Tackles Domestic Violence: Proposals Aim to Enhance Support for Survivors

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  Oct 16

  The New York City Council held an oversight hearing on October 16, 2025, to examine domestic and gender-based violence data and consider legislative proposals aimed at improving support for survivors.… more ›

• NYPD Launches New Domestic Violence Unit to Better Protect and Support Survivors

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  Oct 16

  The New York City Police Department (NYPD) announced the establishment of a new Domestic Violence Unit aimed at enhancing support and protection for survivors. This initiative, introduced by Mayor Eric… more ›

• Local Officials Commit to Transparency in Community Development Planning Amid Resident Concerns

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  Oct 16

  Local officials discussed strategies for establishing transparency in community development planning during a public meeting held on October 15, 2025. Concerned residents actively participated, questioning how their insights would influence… more ›

• Fierce Opposition Erupts Over Mayor Adams’ Controversial Housing Development Ballot Measures

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  Oct 15

  Residents, labor leaders, and city council members are voicing strong opposition to Mayor Eric Adams’ proposed ballot measures regarding housing development in New York City, labeling them as a power… more ›

• Residents Demand Stronger Protections in Public Meeting on NYC Last Mile Delivery Regulation

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  May 16

  Residents voiced concerns during a public scoping meeting regarding a proposed text amendment aimed at regulating last mile delivery facilities in New York City. The Department of City Planning (DCP)… more ›

• East Harlem Residents React to Gang Indictments Amid Controversy Over NYPD’s Criminal Group Database

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  Apr 9

  On April 8, 2025, East Harlem residents received an important announcement regarding public safety and recent gang indictments. Mayor Eric Adams, in collaboration with District Attorney Alvin Bragg and NYPD… more ›

• Public Meeting Calls for Urgent Action on NYC School Librarian Shortage

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  Apr 9

  A public meeting held on April 8, 2025, addressed the alarming shortage of certified librarians in New York City schools. Advocates stressed the need for robust legislation to ensure that… more ›

• NYC Civic Engagement Commission Unveils New Strategies to Boost Voter Turnout Ahead of June Primaries

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  Apr 9

  The NYC Civic Engagement Commission discussed several strategies aimed at increasing voter turnout during its public meeting on April 3, 2025. The commission highlighted ongoing initiatives that focus on enhancing… more ›

• Mayor Adams Celebrates Nowruz: A Historic Moment for New York City’s Persian Community

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  Mar 26

  Mayor Eric Adams recently celebrated Nowruz, a traditional Persian holiday, at Gracie Mansion, marking a significant moment for the Persian community in New York City. During this event, various community… more ›

• Public Meeting Calls for Alternative Voting Sites to Reduce Disruption in Schools

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  Mar 25

  A recent public meeting focused on the need for alternative voting sites in New York City highlighted the significant number of early voting locations currently situated in schools. As it… more ›

• NYC Community Boards Demand Increased Funding Amid Growing Demands

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  Mar 25

  Community boards in New York City have long requested increased funding to effectively serve their neighborhoods. During a recent meeting of the Committee on Governmental Operations, members discussed various strategies… more ›

• Coney Island Residents Demand Clarity on Community Benefits Agreement Amid Development Plans

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  Mar 20

  Residents of Coney Island voiced concerns about the community benefits agreement (CBA) during a recent public meeting held by the City Planning Commission. While the proposed development promises to bring… more ›

• Residents Demand Transparency as NYCHA Plans to Convert 62,000 Units Amid Controversy

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  Mar 11

  During a Nicha public hearing on March 10, 2025, residents expressed strong concerns about the New York City Housing Authority’s (NYCHA) plans to convert their buildings under the Rental Assistance… more ›

• NYC Council Passes Voting Privacy Protections for Domestic Violence Survivors

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  Feb 28

  The New York City Council on February 27, 2025, took significant steps toward enhancing voting privacy for domestic violence survivors through the passage of Intro 565A. This legislation seeks to… more ›

• NYC Council Unveils New Voting Protections for Domestic Violence Survivors

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  Feb 27

  The New York City Council has taken vital steps to enhance protections for domestic violence survivors through the approval of new voting legislation. During the stated meeting on February 27,… more ›