Linda Rosenthal
Taking City’s Lead, NY State Lawmakers Urge Increasing Minimum Age For Tobacco Purchases
On Sunday, State Sen. Diane Savino and Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal announced state legislation to raise the minimum age for buying tobacco products.
Lawmakers Calling On Albany To Allow Speed Cameras In NYC
The cameras would not photograph drivers, but would capture license plate numbers. Fines would range between $25 and $100 and insurance companies would not be notified of violations.
Gov. Cuomo Signs New Electronic Cigarette Restrictions Into Law
New laws signed Wednesday by Gov. Andrew Cuomo ban the sale of e-cigarettes to anyone under 18 years old. That provision goes into effect on January 1.
NY Legislature Votes To Ban Sale of E-Cigarettes To Minors
New York’s Legislature has voted to ban selling electronic cigarettes to minors.
Upper West Side Residents Getting City’s Attention As Mosquitoes Plague Neighborhood
CBS 2 was the first to report on the invasion of sewer-bred mosquitoes last year, and they are back with a vengeance. But bite-weary residents are now finally getting the city’s full attention.
Officials Rally, Want DOE To Shorten Timeframe To Rid Schools Of Toxic PCBs
About 700 New York City Schools have been contaminated with PCBs, and today elected officials called for the Department of Education to shorten its cleanup timetable.
ASPCA: Central Park Carriage Horse Was Unhealthy Before It Died
He was too sick to be working. The horse that died on a Manhattan street in October should never have been there in the first place, according to a necropsy.
Manhattan Borough President Stringer Wants Overhaul Of Animal Care and Control
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer says what’s needed is a new board of animal lovers and experienced fundraisers to raise money for better facilities and services.
Manhattan Borough President ‘Upset’ & ‘Troubled’ Over Lack Of DOT Action On Dangerous Crosswalk
The crosswalk, located on 71st Street between Broadway and Amsterdam, has been the site of 34 accidents within the last year, according to Scott Stringer.
Animal Rights Activists Calling For Ban Of Horse-Drawn Carriages In NYC
Dozens rallied Saturday at Central Park to protest what they call safety hazards and animal cruelty.
Lawmakers Calling For An End To Horse-Drawn Carriages In NYC
There has been much debate over the years about the treatment of horses used for hansom cabs in New York City. Now, two state lawmakers are calling for an end to the popular tourist attraction.
Will New York Get An Official State Dog?
Assemblymembers Micah Kellner and Linda Rosenthal are proposing that adopted shelter and “rescue” dogs become the official state canine.
NY Lawmakers Advance Bill That Would Ban ‘E-Cigarettes’
Some Albany lawmakers want manufacturers to prove to the FDA that e-cigarettes are an effective smoking cessation aid in order to sell them to adults.
Governor Paterson Signs Bedbug Disclosure Act
Apartment dwellers have a new layer of protection against pesky bedbugs. A new law signed by the governor forces landlords to disclose a one-year history of bedbug infestations.
Lawmakers Livid Over UWS ‘Bow-Tie’ Intersection
There was fury and anger Monday night over the failure of the Department of Transportation to fix a dangerous Upper West Side intersection for over three years.


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