christine quinn
Quinn Bashes Mayoral Opponents, Touts Own Record Of Results
The City Council Speaker and Democratic hopeful never pointed to a particular opponent but said no one else is offering New York voters real solutions.
Community Leaders Gather In Queens To Denounce Gun Violence
Speaker Quinn and Council Member Wills also honored NYPD Department Chief and the NYPD for their roles in apprehending the suspects wanted in connection with the shootings.
Landlords, Tenants Face Off At Rent Guidelines Board Public Hearing
Under the proposal, a one-year lease could see a rent increase from 3.25 percent to 6.25 percent. A two-year lease could go up from 5 percent to 9.5 percent, according to the rent board.
Lawmakers Approve Changes To NYC’s Muni Meter System
Under the measure, the city’s 13,000 Muni Meters would be required to deactivate when parking rules are not in effect or when receipt paper is not available.
Food Industry Rallies Against Proposed NYC Foam Container Ban; Quinn Sees Measure Passing
Opponents rallied on the steps of City Hall on Wednesday before a City Council meeting where the ban was to be introduced.
NYPD Reform Bills Headed For City Council Vote This Month
With the blessing of Speaker Christine Quinn, a pair of bills designed to reform the NYPD are headed to a vote in the City Council this month.
DOE: 40 NYC Schools To Join Middle School Quality Initiative Program
Of those, 20 will include a pilot program to extend the school day and offer intense literacy training for high needs students.
City Officials Propose Crackdown On Unregulated Medicaid-Funded Senior Centers
Gov. Cuomo’s attempt to rein in Medicaid spending allowed private operators to open adult daycare centers. Since then, the number of the Medicaid-funded centers in New York City has exploded.
NYC Seeks More Gay And Lesbian Foster Parents
The executive director of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center said many gay New Yorkers don’t realize that the city allows them to become foster parents.
Quinn: NYC Prepared To Sue Holding Company Over Crumbling Brooklyn Buildings
Conditions in three buildings in Brooklyn have gotten so bad that it rains through the roof and sometimes there are no lights for days.
Quinn Announces Free Self Defense Classes Following Spike In Anti-Gay Attacks
Gay pride was on full display at the 21st annual Queens Pride Parade.
Debate Over 91st Street Marine Transfer Station Heats Up
The former City Controller said the East Side location is unacceptable for children and families, he wants the project to stop immediately, 1010 WINS’ Stan Brooks reported.
Lawmakers Considering Changes To NYC’s Muni Meter System
A new bill calls for the meters to be deactivated when parking rules are not in effect or when receipt paper is not available.
Schumer Still Not Commenting On Old Friend Weiner, Even As Ex-Congressman Gains Ground
After a holiday weekend of hard campaigning, Anthony Weiner is hoping to gain the Democratic nomination for mayor of New York. But it appears he’s trying to do it without the support of one important Democrat.
Marist Poll: Anthony Weiner Shows Gains In NYC Mayoral Race
Anthony Weiner’s support with registered democrats appears to be on the rise.
VIDEO ON DEMAND 
Latest Galleries
-
Wax or Real?
'World War Z' Premiere
Scaffold Collapse At Hearst...
The 67th Annual Tony Awards...
-
Stars Arrive At The 2013 Tony...
Funeral For Frank Lautenberg
Enterprise Pavilion Update
Manhattanhenge 2013
-
Apparent Home Explosion In...
President Obama Visits Jersey...
Memorial Day 2013
Shuttle Pavilion Update
-
Tornado Devastates Moore,...
Metro-North Derailment Repairs
Bridgeport Metro-North Train...
Eye On Manhattan
