Adams officials show sharper elbows as they push City of Yes at council
After more than a year of patiently pitching the City of Yes housing plan to neighborhood groups, Mayor Eric Adams’ administration sharpened its rhetoric over two marathon City Council hearings this week, urging lawmakers not to fall victim to misinformation by rejecting the housing plan.
Jesse Hamilton, a close ally of the mayor who oversees real estate services for the city, is under scrutiny by Manhattan ...
Public Advocate Jumanne Williams says "no" to nixing parking mandates, even though they're necessary for the plan to produce ...
This is one of two proposals on deck that could fundamentally change how the City Council passes laws. Under Ballot Question ...
The council will vote Thursday to appoint Jennifer Haines, the city's director of planning and economic development, to ...
A New York police trainee is facing federal charges after prosecutors said a woman was barraged for several weeks with text ...
Parking minimums and accessory dwelling units remain contentious changes for city council members mulling citywide zoning ...
Hundreds of jobs are currently available with the New York City Department of Design and Construction — including some ...
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