Migrants Demand Humane Housing as Adams Tries to Revive Tent City Plan
The protesting migrants have been searching for a home for months, sometime years.
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Massive Evidence Storage Facility Fire Sheds Light on Sloppy NYPD Practices
The NYPD maintains poor storage practices because there is no law stopping them from doing so.
‘Care Not Cuts’: Broad Coalition Objects To $2.5 Billion Budget Cuts At City Hall Press Conference
Educators, Doctors, Social Workers, and Parents protested Mayor Adams’ November financial plan, which would cut $2.5 billion from all city agencies except for the Police, Fire and Sanitation Departments, putting many of the city’s essential social services at risk.
The former Uber driver has mobilized a grassroots campaign to counter an entrenched incumbent.
Overturned Scarcella Conviction Goes to Retrial for First Time
Cracks Emerge in Prosecutors’ Case as Brooklyn DA’s Office retries Eliseo DeLeon for 1995 Murder.
Anti-Violence Advocates Propose Holistic Solutions at Flatbush Town Hall Meeting
Community members gathered on Thursday to confront violence and public safety with a bottom-up, demand-side strategy, offering alternatives to policing.
Welcome to Eric Adams’ Fear Factory
How the mayor, the cops and the corporate media make it impossible to solve NYC’s many challenges.
Monthly Abortion Clash Resumes at SoHo Planned Parenthood
For the past year or so, anti and pro-abortion protesters have routinely squared off in front of a Planned Parenthood clinic on Mott and Bleeker streets. On Saturday, roughly 40 NYPD officers were a part of the mix.
Extinction Rebellion Urges Revolt Against Climate Inaction
Extinction Rebellion uses civil disobedience to dramatize the need for climate action. They are also thinking about the long term.
Louis Scarcella spread the blame for questionable arrests in which he participated.