Tag: Public Safety

• Community Voices Shape Lennox Hill Hospital Redevelopment, But Skepticism Remains

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  May 27

  Community members have seen some of their feedback incorporated into the proposal for the Lennox Hill Hospital redevelopment, but many feel their concerns still resonate strongly. During a recent City… more ›

• Upper East Side Residents Raise Concerns Over Lennox Hill Hospital Redevelopment

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  May 27

  Residents of the Upper East Side expressed significant concerns regarding the proposed redevelopment of Lennox Hill Hospital during a recent public meeting. The lengthy construction timeline of nine years, consisting… more ›

• Brooklyn and Queens Residents Unite to Demand Increased Public Park Access in City Planning Meeting

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  May 20

  Residents of Brooklyn Community District 5 and Queens Community District 3 engaged in a recent City Planning Commission meeting, focusing on plans to increase public park access in underserved areas.… more ›

• NYC Council Calls for Stronger Metrics to Evaluate Youth Violence Prevention Programs

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  May 20

  At the New York City Council’s executive budget hearing on May 19, 2025, key officials discussed the metrics that will assess the effectiveness of Community-Based Violence Prevention Program (CMS) initiatives… more ›

• New York City Council Urges Action on DOT Staffing Shortages Amid Safety Concerns

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  May 17

  During a recent New York City Council Executive Budget Hearing, officials discussed the urgent need to address the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) staffing shortages, which currently stand at 630 vacancies.… more ›

• Public Outcry Grows Over Midtown South’s Historic Buildings Demolition Risk Amid Development Plans

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  May 16

  Stakeholders expressed deep concerns at a recent public meeting regarding the potential demolition of historic buildings in Midtown South as the city pushes forward with its mixed-use development plan. The… 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 ›

• NYC Council Unveils Initiatives to Support Survivors of Sexual Violence

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  May 2

  New York City Council members discussed multiple initiatives aimed at supporting survivors of sexual violence during a stated meeting on May 1, 2025. The council emphasized a commitment to enhancing… more ›

• NYC Council Proposes Cap on Medical Costs to Make Healthcare More Affordable for Families

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  May 2

  City Council members convened on May 1, 2025, to discuss several pieces of legislation aimed at addressing rising medical costs for New Yorkers. Among the proposals, one notable resolution would… more ›

• NYC Nonprofits Face $548 Million Payment Crisis: Officials Propose Reforms for Timely Support

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  May 2

  City officials and representatives from nonprofit organizations gathered on April 30, 2025, to address significant delays in payments to nonprofits that threaten vital services across New York City. During the… more ›

• City Council Tackles $548 Million in Late Payments to Nonprofits, Pledges $5 Billion in Funding for 2026

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  Apr 30

  During a public meeting today, city officials and council members addressed the urgent issue of late payments to nonprofit organizations in New York City, which impact essential services across the… more ›

• City Council Pushes for Urgent Reforms to Address $548 Million in Payment Delays for NYC Nonprofits

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  Apr 30

  During a public meeting on April 30, 2025, city officials and council members rallied to address ongoing payment delays faced by nonprofit organizations in New York City. The meeting highlighted… more ›

• NYC Proposes New Permit Process for Last Mile Delivery Facilities Amid Environmental Concerns

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  Apr 30

  The New York City Department of City Planning recently hosted an information session focused on the proposed text amendment regarding last mile facilities. This amendment seeks to introduce a special… more ›

• Community Feedback Sought on NYC’s Environmental Impact Review for Last Mile Delivery Facilities

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  Apr 30

  The New York City Department of City Planning hosted a public meeting on April 25 to discuss measures for assessing the environmental impact of proposed last mile delivery facilities in… more ›

• NYC Takes Bold Steps to Combat Maternal Mortality Crisis Among Black Women

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  Apr 18

  City leaders are taking significant steps to address the maternal mortality crisis, particularly focusing on the health disparities affecting Black women and birthing individuals in New York City. Recent discussions… more ›