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Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
In the ongoing controversy over the murder of teenager Christopher Robinson at a Rikers Island jail, someone in the City Council finally tried to pin down Correction Commissioner Martin Horn on what he knew, when he knew it, and what he did to stop it. Robinson was fatally beaten i ... More >>
Council members barely question Martin Horn on the deadly teen jail at Rikers
Soul Summit gets one last dance; movie nite; Mellie R.I.P.
Brooklyn Machine Lines Up for James and Against Davis
Voices of the fading community in the shadow of the Atlantic Yards
Why are the media giving the scandal-ridden Norman pal a pass?
While Atlantic Yards grabs the headlines, an art attack quietly transforms downtown Brooklyn
While Atlantic Yards grabs the headlines, an art attack quietly transforms downtown Brooklyn
The Big Term-Limits Primary Offers Some Surprises
The Big Term-Limits Primary Offers Some Surprises
The Big Term-Limits Primary Offers Some Surprises
The Big Term-Limits Primary Offers Some Surprises
Cops in Carroll Gardens are hustling schoolkids onto trains. Police call it protection. Parents call it harassment.
Mayoral wannabe Chris Quinn treads cautiously in housing fight
The city's complicity behind the borough's soaring eviction rate
Brutal brawling in the first throwdown of the 2009 elections
Generation excess comes to Prospect Heights
The new City Council Speaker doles out some surprising assignments
Breaking the outer limits
--Jay-Z held a formal news conference yesterday to discuss plans for his upcoming Answer the Call September 11th benefit show at Madison Square Garden. Sitting beside Governor Patterson, Jay remembered September 11, 2001, the day the original Blueprint was released, and the days that followe ... More >>
Bruce Ratner and his Atlantic Yards project are really getting it in the neck this week. Tomorrow an appeal by landholders of the eminent domain seizure of their properties for the sports, shopping, office and residential mega-plan gets going in court. And now Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn, state s ... More >>
It seems Bruce Ratner's Atlantic Yards boondoggle was getting another lawsuit just yesterday (it was in October, actually -- an appeal by local landholders whose property is being seized to make the big Brooklyn hole that was supposed to be a sports arena/shopping complex by now even bigger) ... More >>
Photo via alexrheadrick's photostreamCan't wait to hear what angry NY GOP Congressman Peter King will have to say about newly revealed plans to dedicate a memorial to Michael Jackson at the Hoyt-Schermerhorn station, where Martin Scorcese once directed the "Bad" video. Last year, City Council ... More >>
Revenge: best served cold.Assami Semde may have foiled the would-be thieves who tried to steal his pizza earlier this month, but not all restaurant delivery workers are so lucky. And so in response to a recent rise in violent incidents, City Councilwoman Letitia James and Brooklyn District At ... More >>
New Yorkers unhappy with Target's recent $150,000 donation to anti-gay-rights Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer gathered yesterday at the flagship Target in Brooklyn to protest. The rally, organized by Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, City Councilmember Letitia James, and MoveOn.org ... More >>
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly was challenged on the NYPD's stop-and-frisk policy in a recent meeting with Brooklyn politicians, the Voice has learned. In a meeting described as "somewhat tense," Kelly told a group of elected officials that the department is using stop and frisks--which have ... More >>
New York City threw away a mountain of cash over a new computer system. Now, finally, someone is going to pay.
Life Always, an anti-abortion group, revealed a giant new billboard today at Sixth Avenue and Watts Street in the New York City neighborhood of SoHo, featuring a picture of a young black girl and text that reads, "The most dangerous place for an African American is in the womb." Underneath is ... More >>
The city spends $75 million a year on the NYPD's campaign of arresting people on low level marijuana possession charges, a new report says. The Drug Policy Alliance report says police and court expenses total up to $2,000 per arrest. Between 2002 and 2010, police made 350,000 marijuana posse ... More >>
New York's women underpaid A study conducted by the New York Comptroller's office found that women earn 20 percentĀ less than men -- when they are are doing the same job and have the same credentials, according to the Spanish-language daily. "It's really pathetic that we keep having this c ... More >>
New York's women underpaid A study conducted by the New York Comptroller's office found that women earn 20 percentĀ less than men -- when they are are doing the same job and have the same credentials, according to the Spanish-language daily. "It's really pathetic that we keep having this c ... More >>
There's nothing like a nicely dressed young man standing just in front of the turnstiles handing out fliers with JESUS in big print at the top to get people to whip out their Metrocards, drop their heads and race for the train. Jesus Gonzalez, though, appeared indefatigable Thursday morning ... More >>
The last time we checked in with Amy Klein, the Titus Andronicus guitarist/violinist told us about the genesis of the Brooklyn-based activist group Permanent Wave, which has since put on protests, panel discussions, and concerts. Between organizing benefit concerts and playing with both Titus ... More >>
There are some updates in the truly awful story of a man who burned an elderly woman to death in her elevator at 203 Underhill Avenue in Prospect Heights this weekend. Jerome Isaac, 47, was arrested yesterday after he turned himself in, 8 hours after he killed 73-year-old Deloris Gillespie. C ... More >>
NYPD Surveillance footage of suspect Jerome Isaac. The family of an elderly Prospect Heights woman burned to death by a man her family said she once helped discussed their loved one's legacy and the financial challenges they have faced while putting the 73-year-old to rest during a press conf ... More >>
The rain didn't stop a group of religious leaders and elected officials from rallying outside Morris High School in the Bronx today before the mayor's State of the City speech. Around 100 protestors were fenced in a block away from the school chanting under a sea of umbrellas. They had trekke ... More >>
Yesterday Jerome Isaac was arraigned on murder charges in Brooklyn Supreme Court for the death of 73-year-old Deloris Gillespie, who, in December, he allegedly sprayed with flammable liquid and set on fire in her elevator in Prospect Heights. He was caught on video doing all of this, which le ... More >>
A new report released last week comes down hard on the mayor's record of shutting down schools that aren't performing well. Mike Bloomberg and the Deptartment of Education can add it to the list of grievances and criticisms that have been thrown at them so far this year (He demonizes teachers ... More >>
Sam LevinElected officials and nonprofit groups rallied this morning before the mayor announced his budget.Announcing the city's annual budget today, Mayor Mike Bloomberg said he would not be increasing taxes and he would not be laying off teachers, police officers, or firefighters. He said i ... More >>
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