Politics News – Page 52 of 128 – Bronx Times

two protestors hold signs. one sign is a picture of a petition and the other sign says "You're not a Republican"

Politics

Bronx GOP protests Republican challenger George Havranek as CD-13 primary heats up

By Aliya Schneider

voteheresign-scaled

Politics

Bronx Times Primary Election Primer: Four Bronx primaries to be decided on June 27

By Robbie Sequeira

shutterstock_39745732

Politics

As Coverage For All bill awaits Assembly approval, can it improve health outcomes for the Bronx and its immigrant communites?

By Robbie Sequeira

Mayor Eric Adams and UFT President Michael Mulgrew shake hands on 5-plus year labor deal reached between the city and teacher's union.

AMNY

City strikes 5-plus year deal with UFT, includes annual raises and virtual learning program

Mayor Adams, Dot Commissioner Rodriguez in Queens to Announce “Summer Streets” To All Five Boroughs (Photo by Michael Dorgan)

AMNY

NYC ‘Summer Streets’ initiative will expand to all five boroughs this summer

52272388876_35c966e5ea_4k-1200×800-1

AMNY

Compelled to compost: City Council supermajority passes mandatory food waste bill, likely conflicting with mayor’s voluntary program

District 12

Baychester

Incumbency likely enough for Riley in Council District 12 primary that’s failing to engage voters

By Robbie Sequeira

Mayor Eric Adams and Comprtoller Brad Lander.

AMNY

City Hall beef: Mayor Adams blasts Comptroller Lander for not traveling to DC to lobby feds for migrant crisis help

Pierina Sanchez, NYC Councilmember for Bronx's District 14, is running for reelection in the June 17 Democratic Primary. She faces political newcomer Rachel Bradshaw. Sanchez is pictured here at a rally to close Rikers Island on April 11, 2023.

Sanchez, challenger Bradshaw talk housing before City Council District 14 Democratic Primary

By Camille Botello

52938255873_0337a111d1_c

AMNY

Pushing the prez: Cadre of New York pols urge Biden to expedite migrant work permits in letter

debate-podium-1200×800-1

PoliticsNY

WATCH OUR DEBATES | City Council candidates battle it out ahead of June 27 primaries

52767127945_c515d483ca_c

AMNY

FIRST ON amNY | Over 100,000 NYCHA households have signed up for city’s free broadband and cable program

DSC08260v-1200×957-1

AMNY

With the looming spectre of a late budget, Adams says reaching a balanced plan will be ‘painful’

Collage-Maker-31-May-2023-03-07-PM-8783-1200×675-1

AMNY

City budget likely won’t pass until after June 27 council primaries, Adams’ budget director says

MTA subway rider

AMNY

MTA proposes raising subway, bus fare to $2.90 by Labor Day

Mayor Eric Adams

AMNY

Adams slams some council members for not having migrant shelters in their districts on private call

More from Around NYC

Child smiling sitting while snow tubing out in the snow in Westchester

New York Family

Best Snow Tubing Spots Around Westchester

FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker officially retired on Dec. 19 with a walkout ceremony.

FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker officially retires

Sammie-Orih-web-banner-1200×600-Schneps-OA

Schneps Podcasts

Sammie Orih, Associate Publisher at Schneps Media

The Cincinnati-based Potter Stewart U.S. Post Office and Courthouse is the headquarters of the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.

Sixth Circuit Court rushes to beat Supreme Court in ruling on conversion therapy ban