NYC politics

NYC politics

Newark Airport faces reduced flights due to safety concerns from recurrent power outages.

The FAA is accelerating plans to upgrade Newark Liberty International Airport's air traffic control system following significant technical issues.

Newark Airport experienced a radar blackout, potentially leading to severe safety issues, during a power outage at Philadelphia TRACON.

This incident is the second in two weeks, raising concerns about air safety amid ongoing operational challenges.

Air traffic controllers' extensive leave policy for 'trauma' exacerbates airport delays and poses a risk to public safety.

Newark Liberty International Airport experienced a radar outage, leaving planes flying blind again, marking the second incident in two weeks.

Newark Liberty International Airport has faced significant operational issues, including flight delays and an air traffic control system outage.

Gov. Hochul's budget investments include key changes to New York's discovery law that may improve prosecution outcomes but still favor defendants.

House Republicans from New York reject SALT cap proposal of $30,000, viewing it as insufficient and a threat to Trump's reconciliation package.

New York's new mental health law expands the criteria for involuntary hospitalization to include inability to meet basic needs.

New York's discovery law changes are a small but significant step towards addressing crime and mental health issues.

Legislative updates aim to balance the rights of defendants with the need for efficient justice.

The mask ban measure in New York's budget was criticized for being ineffective and insufficient in addressing safety concerns related to masked protests.

Lawmakers omitted key safety initiatives from the budget, including a plan to enhance intersection safety for children near schools.

Governor Hochul announced changes to evidence-sharing laws aimed at aiding prosecutors and improving the justice process for victims.

New law strengthens unemployment benefits and protects New York's workforce.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested for trespassing at the Delaney Hall ICE detention center.

Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested for trespassing during a protest against an immigration detention center, highlighting tensions over immigration policies.

Protests erupted at an ICE detention facility in Newark during a live Fox News report following Mayor Ras Baraka's arrest.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested for trespassing outside an ICE detention center, refusing to comply with federal agents' orders.

Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested for protesting against the legality of a newly opened immigration detention center in Newark.

A Brooklyn man faces serious charges for allegedly committing multiple acts of arson in public housing.

Diddy will claim mutual abuse in his defense against sex-trafficking charges, portraying himself as a victim against R&B singer Cassie Ventura.

Brad Lander emphasizes his Jewish identity and critiques Andrew Cuomo's approach to antisemitism.

New York City will halt new enrollments in its child care subsidy program amid a funding dispute with the state.

New York's budget introduces payroll tax hikes to fund MTA projects, impacting businesses and contradicting affordability claims.

The MTA's alternative L train repair saved time and money but left significant maintenance responsibilities unaddressed.

FBI is investigating New York AG Letitia James for alleged mortgage fraud.

Accusations revolve around misrepresentation of residency on mortgage applications.

Letitia James claims allegations of mortgage fraud are baseless amidst a federal investigation into her financial dealings.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested while protesting outside an ICE detention facility.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested for alleged trespassing at an ICE facility, igniting political controversy.

District Attorney Brooke Jenkins opposed Mayor Daniel Lurie's proposed budget cuts, insisting on a funding increase to maintain prosecution effectiveness.

Trump proposed reopening Alcatraz Prison, igniting debate on practicality and safety of such an initiative.

New involuntary commitment law eases treatment for the mentally ill, addressing public safety and care concerns, as pushed by Mayor Eric Adams.

Los Angeles City Council plans police reductions to address $1 billion shortfall, prioritizing civilian specialists over sworn officers.

Victor Aenlle alleges wrongful termination and discrimination, seeking $15 million from San Mateo County for emotional distress and damages related to the Cordell report.

The cost of the War on Drugs and homelessness in San Francisco transcends police overtime, affecting various public safety sectors.

Oakland City Council authorized the purchase of 37 new police cars to replace aging vehicles, improving public safety response.

Schumer criticizes Trump's administration for withdrawing funding from Harvard due to alleged antisemitism, calling it an unjust use of power.

Jeanine Pirro combines a history of prosecutorial experience with her strong partisan alignment to Trump, creating a controversial but qualified appointment.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs is likely to be convicted due to strong evidence, yet the prosecution faces challenges that could affect the trial's outcome.

The trial highlights serious allegations of harassment and discrimination within the SFMTA's parking enforcement division, particularly affecting Latino employees.

Clarisa Alayeto has overcome legal challenges and secured a spot on the Democratic primary ballot for the City Council representing East Harlem and the South Bronx.

Frank Baker, former Boston City Councilor, is running for an at-large position, responding to requests from Bostonians to re-engage in local politics.

Cities must strengthen local labor policies to protect workers' rights amidst federal rollbacks.

Federal workers rallied on May Day to advocate for their rights and counter governmental opposition.

The Federal Unionists Network aims to unite federal employees and bolster public service.

Public participation in Charter Revision Commission hearings is crucial for shaping New York City's governing document.

Michael McMahon advocates for a community-focused approach to the opioid crisis, contrasting with progressive reforms that he believes hinder effective prosecution.

A new state bill aims to hold dog owners criminally accountable for their pets' attacks, inspired by a recent dog mauling incident.

The bike lane in Hasidic Brooklyn ignites legal conflicts between candidates Lincoln Restler and Sabrina Gates over campaign ethics and community safety concerns.