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Assemblywoman Nikki Lucas Backs Brooklyn Judicial Slate...

Bill Harris
22 April, 2026

Brooklyn’s Civil Court races enter a pivotal stage as petitioning closes, with Assemblywoman Nikki Lucas backing a slate of candidates heading into ballot certification. Brooklyn’s upcoming judicial elections are moving...

Lucille RS
22 April, 2026

Mark Levine Pension Funds Plan Sparks NYC Backlash

Features | Judicial | Local NYC Politics

New York City’s latest political fight is brewing over Mark Levine pension funds after the comptroller announced a sweeping plan to redirect roughly $4 billion from city retirement assets into...

Lucille RS
22 April, 2026

NYC Landlords ICE Threats Raise Alarm Among Tenants

Homeowner News | Judicial | Local NYC Politics

NYC landlords ICE threats are becoming a growing concern across Brooklyn and Queens, where tenant advocates say some property owners are using immigration fears as leverage in housing disputes. The...

Lucille RS
21 April, 2026

Cory Mills expulsion push shakes Congress debate

Features | Judicial | National

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A new push to remove a sitting member of Congress is stirring fresh debate across the country, as the Cory Mills expulsion effort gains national attention and...

Lucille RS
30 March, 2026

No Tax on Tips: NYC Workers Could Win Big, But At What Cost?

Features | Homeowner News | Judicial

For many New Yorkers hustling through long shifts, tips are not extra cash, they are how the bills get paid. Now, the push for ‘No Tax on Tips’ is turning...

Lucille RS
24 March, 2026

Mamdani’s Budget Plan Slammed as Unrealistic by Critics

District Leader | Judicial | Local NYC Politics

New York City’s fiscal debate is heating up as Mamdani’s budget plan faces sharp scrutiny from critics questioning how the city will fund its growing list of priorities. With billions...

Lucille RS
23 March, 2026

NYC E-Bikers Spark Safety Debate as Enforcement Rules Shift

Features | Judicial | Local NYC Politics

NYC e-bikers are at the center of a growing safety debate as enforcement rules change, raising concerns across New York City streets. NYC E-Bikers Are Turning City Streets Into a...

Lucille RS
19 March, 2026

Tish James Faces Rising Pressure From GOP Challenger

Endorsements | Features | Judicial

The race for New York Attorney General is heating up as Republican Saritha Komatireddy moves to challenge Letitia James. Komatireddy, a political outsider and former federal prosecutor, told The Post...

Lucille RS
17 March, 2026

NYC Minimum Wage Increase Proposed to $30, Setting National Record

Endorsements | Features | Judicial

New York City is making headlines with a bold plan for an NYC minimum wage increase to $30 an hour, a move that would set the highest standard in the...

Lucille RS
12 March, 2026

Did Bureaucrats Conspire to Hide Violence in New York Schools?

Judicial | Local NYC Politics

A growing political debate is unfolding across New York after critics raised concerns that changes to school safety reporting may be masking the true level of violence in public schools....

Lucille RS
05 March, 2026

Mercedes Narcisse Endorses Anthony Vaughn, Christine Ortiz and Danielle Noel for Civil Court

Endorsements | Judicial

Brooklyn Council Member backs three judicial candidates found qualified by the Kings County Judicial Screening Committee According to details shared in a press release published on NYC Newswire, Brooklyn City...

Lucille RS
05 March, 2026

Supreme Court Fight Leaves NYC’s Lone GOP District Intact

District Attorney | Judicial

A legal battle over New York’s congressional boundaries has taken a major turn after the Supreme Court of the United States allowed a Republican challenge to move forward, leaving NYC’s...

Lucille RS
04 March, 2026

Supreme Court Ruling Sets Up Goldman vs. Lander Primary in NYC’s 10th District

District Leader | Judicial

A recent action by the Supreme Court of the United States has cleared the way for a closely watched Democratic primary between Dan Goldman and Brad Lander in New York’s...

Lucille RS
04 March, 2026

Judge Upholds NYC Congestion Pricing, Critics Still Voice Concerns

Homeowner News | Judicial | Local NYC Politics

A recent court ruling has upheld the implementation of NYC congestion pricing, allowing the policy to move forward despite ongoing opposition from critics who argue it could increase costs for...

Lucille RS
27 February, 2026

$25 Vehicle Registration Fee Proposal Divides NY Lawmakers

Homeowner News | Judicial | Local NYC Politics

A proposal to impose a $25 vehicle registration fee on drivers outside the New York City metro region has ignited debate in Albany over transit funding, regional equity, and transportation...

Lucille RS
27 February, 2026

Energy Bills Could Jump $4,000 Under NY Climate Law, State Memo Warns

Homeowner News | Judicial | Local NYC Politics

Energy bills could jump by as much as $4,000 per year under New York’s climate mandates, according to a new state analysis that is intensifying debate over affordability, environmental goals,...

Lucille RS
26 February, 2026

Federal Proposal to Ban Undocumented Immigrants From Public Housing

Features | Homeowner News | Judicial

A federal proposal to ban undocumented immigrants from accessing public housing has intensified national debate over immigration policy and federal control of housing assistance programs. The measure would tighten eligibility...

Lucille RS
25 February, 2026

Queens Housing Appeals Ballot Ignites Power Battle

Features | Homeowner News | Judicial

The Queens housing appeals ballot proposal has emerged as a key flashpoint in local housing politics, drawing attention to how development approvals are reviewed and who ultimately holds power over...

Lucille RS
25 February, 2026

Mamdani Faces Backlash Over NYPD Snowball Incident

Judicial | Manhattan | Mayor

The NYPD Snowball Incident in Washington Square Park has escalated into a political controversy, with Mayor Zohran Mamdani facing criticism from police unions and political opponents over how he characterized...

Lucille RS
07 February, 2026

Anthony Vaughn Jr. Running for Judge in Brooklyn’s 4th Municipal

District Attorney | District Leader

Anthony Vaughn Jr., the first Black male President of the Brooklyn Bar Association, enters the race for Civil Court Judge in the 4th Municipal District. The Bench is Calling: Can...

Lucille RS
03 February, 2026

Hochul Moves to End Local Police Cooperation With ICE in New York

Governor | Judicial | Local NYC Politics

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced major new legislation to end local cooperation with ICE agents across the state, aiming to limit civil immigration enforcement by federal agents using...

Bill Harris
30 January, 2026

Visa Pause Reversal Urged by NY Lawmakers, House Democrats

Features | Judicial | Local NYC Politics

A group of 75 House Democrats has thrown their support behind New York lawmakers demanding a reversal of the U.S. government’s recent visa pause affecting immigrants from 75 countries. The...

Lucille RS
26 January, 2026

Zohran Mamdani’s Policies Spark Debate Over NYC’s Economic Future

BD Money | Homeowner News | Judicial

New York City has never been shy about political arguments. From rent control to transit funding, big ideas tend to spark big reactions. Now, just weeks into Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s...

Lucille RS
23 January, 2026

Why New York Just Locked In Nuclear Subsidies Until 2049

Features | Homeowner News

New York has made a long-term energy decision that will shape the state’s power grid for decades. State regulators have approved an extension of nuclear subsidies that will keep New...

Lucille RS
22 January, 2026

NY’s 2027 Budget: How It Affects Housing, Transit and Your Wallet

ENY Housing | Judicial

New York Governor Kathy Hochul on January 20, 2026 unveiled NY’s 2027 Budget, a balanced $260 billion proposal designed to support working families, expand affordable housing, and invest in modern transportation...

Lucille RS
21 January, 2026

Hochul’s Insurance Crackdown: Relief or a Risk for NY Drivers?

Features | Judicial | Local NYC Politics

If you drive in New York, you already know the drill. Traffic that never sleeps, parking that costs a fortune, and car insurance bills that feel like a punch to...

Lucille RS
20 January, 2026

NYC Health Insurance Crisis: More Residents Go Without ACA

Health Care | Homeowner News

Rising premiums are pushing more New Yorkers to drop ACA (Affordable Care Act) coverage. Here’s what’s driving the NYC health insurance crisis, who’s affected, and what residents can do now. ...

Lucille RS
19 January, 2026

Rikers Crisis: Shocking Report Challenges Mamdani’s Reforms

Judicial | Local NYC Politics

Rikers Crisis: Federal report exposes shocking deaths and systemic failures at Rikers Island, challenging Mayor Mamdani’s reform plans. See report: First Report and Recommendations on 2025 Deaths in New York...

Lucille RS
19 January, 2026

Judge Defies City Hall, OKs Sale of 5,100 Rent-Stabilized Homes!

Homeowner News | Judicial | Local NYC Politics

A federal judge defies City Hall, approving the sale of 5,100 NYC rent-stabilized apartments despite tenant and mayoral objections. A federal bankruptcy judge has defied City Hall, approving the sale...

Bill Harris
18 January, 2026

Gov Hochul Designates Ottley, Ryba as Appellate Division Justices

Governor

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the designation of Justice Lisa Ottley as an Additional Justice of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, Second Department and Justice Christina Ryba as...

Lucille RS
17 January, 2026

NYC Council Analyst Held by ICE – What They’re Not Telling You

Endorsements | Judicial | Local NYC Politics

In a move that’s shaking up city politics, a NYC Council Analyst was recently detained by federal immigration officials — and the reaction has been explosive. What should have been...

Lucille RS
16 January, 2026

NYC Executive Order 11: Will Small Businesses Finally Get Relief?

BD Lifestyle | Judicial | Mayor

New York City small business owners may soon get some long-awaited relief. Under NYC Executive Order 11 – the Mayor has directed city agencies to review, reduce, and in some...

Lucille RS
16 January, 2026

Hochul Child Abuse Reporting Policy Sparks NYC Debate

Features | Governor | Judicial

A new child abuse reporting policy signed by Governor Kathy Hochul has triggered an intense debate across New York City, raising concerns among parents, educators, child welfare advocates, and lawmakers...

Sam Whitaker
17 December, 2025

A New Face on Brooklyn’s Housing Court Bench

Judicial | Local NYC Politics

The leadership of New York’s Unified Court System has named a new judge to one of the city’s most consequential courtrooms. Chief Administrative Judge Joseph A. Zayas and First Deputy...

Judicial

Assemblywoman Nikki Lucas Backs Brooklyn Judicial Slate...

Mark Levine Pension Funds Plan Sparks NYC Backlash...

NYC Landlords ICE Threats Raise Alarm Among Tenants...

Cory Mills expulsion push shakes Congress debate...

No Tax on Tips: NYC Workers Could Win Big, But At What Cost?...

Mamdani’s Budget Plan Slammed as Unrealistic by Critics...

NYC E-Bikers Spark Safety Debate as Enforcement Rules Shift...

Tish James Faces Rising Pressure From GOP Challenger...

NYC Minimum Wage Increase Proposed to $30, Setting National Record...

Did Bureaucrats Conspire to Hide Violence in New York Schools?...

Mercedes Narcisse Endorses Anthony Vaughn, Christine Ortiz and Daniell...

Supreme Court Fight Leaves NYC’s Lone GOP District Intact...

Supreme Court Ruling Sets Up Goldman vs. Lander Primary in NYC’s 10t...

Judge Upholds NYC Congestion Pricing, Critics Still Voice Concerns...

$25 Vehicle Registration Fee Proposal Divides NY Lawmakers...

Energy Bills Could Jump $4,000 Under NY Climate Law, State Memo Warns...

Federal Proposal to Ban Undocumented Immigrants From Public Housing...

Queens Housing Appeals Ballot Ignites Power Battle...

Mamdani Faces Backlash Over NYPD Snowball Incident...

Anthony Vaughn Jr. Running for Judge in Brooklyn’s 4th Municipal...

Hochul Moves to End Local Police Cooperation With ICE in New York...

Visa Pause Reversal Urged by NY Lawmakers, House Democrats...

Zohran Mamdani’s Policies Spark Debate Over NYC’s Economic Future...

Why New York Just Locked In Nuclear Subsidies Until 2049...

NY’s 2027 Budget: How It Affects Housing, Transit and Your Wallet...

Hochul’s Insurance Crackdown: Relief or a Risk for NY Drivers?...

NYC Health Insurance Crisis: More Residents Go Without ACA...

Rikers Crisis: Shocking Report Challenges Mamdani’s Reforms...

Judge Defies City Hall, OKs Sale of 5,100 Rent-Stabilized Homes!...

Gov Hochul Designates Ottley, Ryba as Appellate Division Justices...

NYC Council Analyst Held by ICE – What They’re Not Telling You...

NYC Executive Order 11: Will Small Businesses Finally Get Relief?...

Hochul Child Abuse Reporting Policy Sparks NYC Debate...

A New Face on Brooklyn’s Housing Court Bench...