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New York City Council sues Mayor Adams over ICE at Rikers prison
The New York City Council has filed a lawsuit against Mayor Eric Adams over his decision to allow federal immigration agents to open an office at the Rikers Island prison, calling the deal "poisoned fruit" from an "illegal" agreement with the Trump administration.
District Council 37, which represents 150,000 New Yorkers who are predominantly Black and Latino, selected Adrienne Adams as ...
New legislation aims to make city playgrounds more accessible after school and on weekends, among other measures.
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NYC Mayor’s Race: City’s largest public sector union backs slate with Speaker Adams on top, shutting out CuomoThe city’s largest municipal workers union on Tuesday night announced its ranking of endorsed Democratic candidates in the ...
Politicians should generally stay out of the business of policing. The New York City Charter does not give the Council the ...
New York has far fewer bathrooms, as a percentage of its population, than many other cities around the world. There are just ...
More city restaurants, supermarkets and food manufacturers would be required to compost their food scraps or face fines under a new City Council bill.
Under the bill, sponsored by Councilmember Sandy Nurse, the city would be required to develop a concrete plan for building ...
From the embattled mayoral race to pivotal City Council contests and DAs seeking reelection, NYC’s 2025 elections could reshape power across the city. Here's a breakdown of the key dates, players, and ...
The city has started a 54-block rezoning in Long Island City, aiming to turn an industrial portion of the neighborhood into ...
In separate hearings on Tuesday, April 22, Fire Chief Michael Monds and Police Chief Joseph Cecile both advocated for their ...
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Up Close 4/20/25: Council Speaker Adams on Trump administration's actions and its impact on New YorkDonald Trump may have been born, raised and made a fortune in New York City, but the political battle between the current president and New York officials is taking a whole new road, in fact, many new ...
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