Daniel Squadron
City Unveils Wider Ramps On Brooklyn Bridge To Ease Congestion
New York City Department of Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan calls the congestion between the bridge and the FDR Drive “the Brooklyn Bridge Squeeze.”
De Blasio, Other Advocates Call For Reform In Wake Of Lawmakers’ Arrests
State Sen. Malcolm Smith, City Councilman Dan Halloran and four others were arrested Tuesday in what U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara called “an unappetizing smorgasbord of greed” involving “six officials who together build a corridor of corruption.”
Push On To Bring NYC Under Uniform Fire Codes
If you think every building in New York City is held to the same fire standards, you’d be wrong.
De Blasio Wants Macy’s July 4th Fireworks Back On East River
The Macy’s fireworks have been held over the Hudson River since 2009, at which time it was just to celebrate Henry Hudson’s discovery of Manhattan. Several elected officials are calling for the display’s return to the East River.
NY Officials Push To Regulate ‘Wild West Atmosphere’ Surrounding Intercity Buses
City and state lawmakers announced Monday that an agreement had been reached on what they hope will be the first-ever permit system to regulate intercity buses.
MTA Explores Closing Several G Train Subway Stops
“And now, what are they talking about possibly eliminating? One of their few success stories? Mashugana! ” said Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz.
NYC Lawmakers Want Lunar New Year To Be School Holiday
Millions of ethnic Chinese, Koreans and Vietnamese across Asia are ringing in the new Year of the Dragon with fireworks, feasting and family reunions. New York City also has a large Asian population.
New Waterfront Park Set For Lower Manhattan
Community leaders have begun to plan a park in lower Manhattan at the base of Montgomery Street that would offer incredible views from the Statue of Liberty all the way up to Queens.
Bloomberg: Occupy Wall Street ‘Really Hurting Small Businesses, Families’
Bloomberg said nobody has been a stronger defender of the protesters’ First Amendment rights than he’s been but he stresses he’s concerned about the rights of the people who live and work in lower Manhattan.
NYC Council Considering Permit Parking For Some Neighborhoods
It’s rarely easy finding a spot in New York City, but now a new proposal could make your life a lot less stressful. City residents may soon be given neighborhood parking permits.
Detailed Examination Of Fatal East River Helicopter Crash Under Way
NTSB officials said the chopper likely did not have a flight data recorder, or “black box,” but engine monitors and Global Positioning System navigation equipment may have stored useful information.
Sen. Daniel Squadron Wants Crackdown On Chinatown Curbside Street Ponding
You’ve probably stepped in a curbside street pond, but didn’t know it had a name.
Forum To Address Challenges NYC Same-Sex Married Couples Face
Even though New York is one of the few states in the nation to recognize same-sex marriage, St. Sen. Daniel Squadron points out that the federal government still doesn’t.
New York Lawmakers Seek To Strengthen Domestic Violence Statute
Lawmakers want to put repeat offenders behind bars before they cause serious harm to other potential victims.
NY Lawmakers Want Chickens Vaccinated
Two New York State legislators want to require farmers in the state to vaccinate hens against salmonella, which sickened thousands of Americans and triggered the largest egg recall in U.S. history.


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