Councilman Charles Barron
Newcomers, Veteran Pols Declare Victory In New York Primaries
Primary night featured a number of intriguing races in New York and ended with some new faces entering the political fold and other veterans declaring they still have what it takes to do the job.
Jewish Voters Could Very Well Decide House Battle Between Barron, Jeffries
In the heated contest to replace retiring Congressman Ed Towns, it is the positions on Israel and the Middle East that may decide the election between Charles Barron and Hakeem Jeffries
City Council Formally Passes $66 Billion Budget With No Teacher Layoffs
After a contentious budget session, lawmakers said they would not give the city’s teachers their first pink slips since the economic crisis of the 1970s.
Racy Poetry Book To Be Cleaned Up For Student Use
A controversial urban poetry book will be sanitized before it is taught again in New York City public schools.
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