In Mayor’s Race, Adams and Stringer Get $7M in Public Money
Dozens of other municipal candidates also cashed in on the first round of payments from the city’s matching funds system. Candidates who accept public financing agree to abide by spending limits and, if they are seeking citywide offices, to participate in televised debates.
On this episode of The Check In, City Limits’ housing reporter Sadef Kully discusses the city’s shift to online public hearings and meetings, which make it easier for some New Yorkers to attend but has drawn other complaints.
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Opinion: Moving Toward Just Land Use and Housing Policies in NYC
‘Across the city, the mayor and developers are pushing rezonings and development projects that attempt to rip out the fertile roots of people and place, to wholly redefine city neighborhoods for a wealthier and whiter population.’
Opinion: Domestic Violence Survivors Need Culturally-Sensitive Court Services
‘While the scourge of domestic violence is found within all communities, ultra-Orthodox Jewish women face additional and unique challenges. Understanding how someone’s culture heavily informs the choices they make, enables us to better serve domestic violence survivors and also eliminates barriers.’
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