NYC Migrant Bus Lawsuit Ruled Unconstitutional by Judge
On Wednesday, July 31st, a Manhattan judge ruled against New York City’s lawsuit seeking $700 million in damages from 17 bus companies that transported over 33,000 migrants from Texas to...
On Wednesday, July 31st, a Manhattan judge ruled against New York City’s lawsuit seeking $700 million in damages from 17 bus companies that transported over 33,000 migrants from Texas to...
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced the nomination of Randy Mastro to head the city's law department on Tuesday, July 30th. Mastro, a partner at the law firm King...
On Monday, July 29th, New York City Mayor Eric Adams issued an emergency order suspending key parts of a new law intended to limit the use of solitary confinement in...
New York State has announced a ban on realistic active shooter drills in schools, following concerns raised by parents, activists, and lawmakers about the potential trauma these drills can cause...
New York lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill to secure permanent funding for the World Trade Center Health Program. This initiative is crucial for over 130,000 9/11 first responders and...
Starting the 2024-25 academic year, New York City students will enjoy free subway rides without time restrictions. Mayor Eric Adams, alongside Schools Chancellor David Banks and MTA Chair and CEO...
On Thursday, July 25th, the New York City Charter Revision Commission, appointed by Mayor Eric Adams, unanimously approved five ballot proposals set for the November election. These proposals have sparked...
On Monday, July 22nd, New York Governor Kathy Hochul called the state’s Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) a "racket," citing its rampant abuse and skyrocketing costs. The CDPAP, designed...