New York City Mayor Eric Adams has decided not to veto a bill that would expand the City Council's oversight of mayoral appointments. The legislation, which passed with a veto-proof...
Read moreLast week, we celebrated Independence Day — an opportunity to reflect on the values that make the American Dream possible in our city. Public safety and livability are two such...
Read moreNew York City is taking a big step towards cleaner streets and more efficient waste management by introducing the first-ever official NYC Bin and a new timeline for residential trash...
Read moreOn Wednesday, July 10th, Citi Bike will implement a significant price increase, raising the cost of its services by 20%. This price hike affects both members and non-members, marking another...
Read moreWURD Radio has cut ties with host Andrea Lawful-Sanders after it was revealed that she used pre-determined questions provided by Biden’s team during the interview she conducted with President Joe...
Read moreAs of Monday, July 1, ALL Ethnic and Community Media outlets finally have equitable access to City Hall’s Press Room 9. We rightfully have a seat at the table! I...
Read moreA federal court in Kansas has issued a temporary injunction against the Biden Administration's proposed changes to Title IX regulations. The court's injunction came after the Southeastern Legal Foundation (SLF)...
Read moreNew York City has experienced its sixth consecutive month of declining crime rates, according to the latest data released by the New York Police Department (NYPD) on Wednesday, July 3rd. ...
Read moreNew York City is expanding its controversial program, providing pre-loaded debit cards to migrant families staying in city-funded accommodations. The Adams administration plans to distribute cards to over 7,300 migrants...
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