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More than 650 people joined the first hour-long “mass call” for Our Time, which is classified as a tax exempt social welfare organization.
State law allows the MTA to increase its daily congestion pricing fee by 25% when the city transportation department declares a "Gridlock Alert" day, but the governor has barred the agency from doing so.
The tour is also connected to conservative groups such as Moms for Liberty and the Heritage Foundation.
Benjamin Tisch, who is the CEO of the Loews Corporation, criticized Mamdani on Wednesday night during remarks at a Met Council gala.
Advocates applauded the Council’s override, which comes in the last few weeks of Mayor Eric Adams’ term.
The Trump administration's irregular appointment of U.S. attorneys could torpedo a probe of the state AG's office.
The mayor-elect and presumptive City Council speaker are signaling they agree corporations need tougher enforcement at the local level.
Lawmakers are trying to institute a 15-day response time.
State Sen. Zellnor Myrie introduced a bill that would standardize debt calculations.
The report concluded the NYPD has been “working diligently” to ensure officers don’t violate the laws, but noted the department’s policies could still be improved.