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State Sen. Michael Gianaris, Assembly Member Latrice Walker and former Queens prosecutor James Quinn discussed law changes at John Jay College of Criminal Justice Friday.
The money raised includes a $50 million commitment from New York City toward a $100 million joint child care initiative
As the Supreme Court moves toward reversing Roe v. Wade, the governor is working to make New York an access state.
Lisa Gitelson sits down with NYN to discuss her passion for childhood welfare advocacy and what she hopes to accomplish helming the renowned nonprofit.
The funds raised will go towards supporting COVID-19 relief and programming efforts.
The request comes after the court refused her office’s demand to dismantle the organization for alleged rampant misuse of funds.
A demonstration was held in New York City’s Foley Square to protest what could lead to a dismantling of Roe v. Wade.
Internet service for public housing residents would be covered in part by a federal subsidy.
An event hosted by the Queens Jewish Community Council, Stand With Us and the Jewish Community Relations Council focused on recent hate crimes directed at Jewish and Asian Americans.
The nonprofit organization wants legislation that added dental exams, cleanings and vision coverage renewed after it expires at the end of 2022.
