NYPD’s Community Affairs Chief Says Cop Morale is Low
The NYPD’s new chief for community affairs says a range of factors, including the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, is likely to blame for a spike in shootings over the past month.
Union Chief Says Plan for School Reopening is Overdue
Both Cuomo and de Blasio are both late on what to do for the school reopening plan, said the head of the city’s teachers union. “People don’t understand that if we have a regular school opening, no coronavirus, or anything, we start planning April 1st. This is July."
New Protest Movement Poses Challenges for Queens Progressives
Across the country, the sudden growth of demands to defund or abolish the police has taken by surprise not only conservatives and centrists but many progressives as well. Perhaps nowhere have these intra-left debates broken out more publicly than in Western Queens.
The daily death tolls are dropping. But COVID-19's impact on our city has just begun. From hospitals to housing, education to the economy, there are tough questions to be answered and important stories to be told. With your help, we can tell them.
Opinion: As NYC Reopens, There's a Chance to Reimagine Life in the City Not since New Yorkers like Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr debated our best interests have we had the opportunity to truly revisit the merits of the codified laws and established standards we’ve used as the framework for our society.
Opinion: NYS Must Revisit its Rushed Move to Legalize Surrogacy Given the risks of pregnancy/egg extractions, incentivizing a woman in financial need to care less for herself than for those wishing to parent a genetically related child is at least worthy of robust discussion.
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