Source: City and State, Sahalie Donaldson, Sept. 26, 2025 A new bill could give New York City Council members more direct say over who is appointed to community boards. While council members currently can nominate who they’d like to see serve on community boards in their district, only borough presidents have the power to appoint
The Montefiore Square Park, located on Broadway and Hamilton Place at 138th Street, was opened in 2022 amidst great fanfare of plans for a village square to fuel the revitalization of the southern end of the Hamilton Heights neighborhood. Instead, over two years, the only activities that materialized were the return of illegal vending, encampments
Adams Administration Advances 24 in 24 Plan with Month-Long Push on Affordable Housing Projects on Public Land Across the City, Starting with New Housing and Greenspace Coming to the Inwood Waterfront HPD is Setting into Motion Plans Announced in Mayor Adams’ 2024 State of the City Address to Advance 24 Affordable Housing Projects on Public
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced an agreement to address key priorities in the Fiscal Year 2023 New York State Budget. This bold and fiscally responsible plan makes historic investments in communities across the State that will bring relief to New Yorkers recovering from the pandemic and launch New York’s economic comeback. The State’s reserves in