NYC Council Passes Police Reform Bills Amid Opposition to Last-Minute Compromise The City Council passed the long-stalled Right to Know Act despite opposition to last-minute changes from some members. By Madina Toure
‘Rent is Too Damn High’ Leader Running for Manhattan Council Seat as a Republican "I'll fight to protect our elderly, our poor and our veterans from rapacious landlords and city government that seems intent on raising taxes so high that only a select segment of society can afford to live in Manhattan." By Will Bredderman
City Council Passes ‘Rushed’ $82.1 Billion Budget The Council adopted the spending plan it forged with Bill de Blasio, but some feared the city is splurging too much, too fast. By Will Bredderman
Alice Cancel, Sheldon Silver’s Chosen Successor, Takes His Assembly Seat By Will Bredderman and Jillian Jorgensen
Black and Latino Council Members Push for More Access to Gifted and Talented Programs By Will Bredderman
Public-Private Partnership Aims to Save Section 8 Units From ‘Demolition by Neglect’ By Chris Pomorski