"Serving as your Assembly Member has been the honor of a lifetime," Danny O'Donnell wrote in an email to constituents.

Councilmember Shaun Abreu teamed up with a local nonprofit in an effort to reduce waste on the Upper West Side.

Barriers for bike lanes, a COVID-19 grief garden, and more street lighting are some ideas already submitted for this year's Participatory Budgeting process.

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While residents of Lewiston were still locked down and terrorized, Karin was out early to pour her rage into the street, literally.

He described the Hamas attacks that began October 7 as an unprecedented “resistance offensive” and a “stunning victory” against the Israeli military. 

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Their shared purpose was to offer prayers for an end to the ongoing conflict in Israel and the Gaza Strip

"People have specific interests depending on what they’re coming from. Everybody wants transportation. Everybody wants public safety."

"I'm a pretty unique candidate."

The days of leaving your water bottle home as you head to a NYC sporting event could be ending.

Just seven of his words made all the headlines.

114 "concerned business leaders" have written "An Open Letter to the President & Congressional Leaders...Regarding the Asylum-Seekers Humanitarian Crisis."

Who gave this globe some relief?

If something has changed, it is the asylum-seekers’ perception that New York’s support for them is growing shaky.

"I painted the people as a mass, but each was a story. Wives and husbands trying to protect their families, trying to survive."

Did the once-idealistic Baby Boomers cause the climate chaos that is currently ravaging the globe?

"We need to do this all over New York City," said Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine.

“This is home now. I don’t want to leave.”

It’s not as if anyone caught a glimpse of His Bidenness, who was whisked in and out under a tent.

"This uprising...for me...was a choice between—and maybe this is overstating things—but between evil and evil."

Many of the most high-profile proposed cuts, like those to libraries, were restored.

Primary night came and went with little fanfare on the Upper West Side.

A grassroots advocacy group is working to make streets, sidewalks, and parks safe from "rogue" e-vehicle drivers.

This was the first live in-person meeting for the full board since March 2020.

Not a single New York City suburb - or any other city, town, or village in the state - stepped up to offer help.

Siegel has grave concerns about the future of free speech rights as well as free expression in the private sphere.

A Colombian migrant said he and his wife and children were heartened by the toy and clothing donations from the community, which made them feel welcome.

The vote was a small step forward for biking advocates but came only after a change in wording that left some of those advocates frustrated.

The MTA, NYCHA, asylum seekers, bail, housing, and a host of other issues are up for discussion.