Crime, taxes, inflation are too damn high! Why is the City cutting our services and charging us to welcome more migrants? Cops, businesses and people are leaving! $112 Billion city budget is unsustainable! Vote Republican or Conservative Novermber 7, 2023!
We hear protests against migrant shelters in Manhattan, Staten Island and Queens, but not so much in Bronx and Brooklyn. A lot of people living there are on government assistance, and they have chosen to keep quiet. We want fairness from the government on all issues. The ability to raise our family without worrying about…
NYC Buildings code allows front yard fence not over 4 feet. A 5′ brick fence dispute was file in 2013. Owner spent 10 years of her life, and had to hire architects, contractors, expeditors for failing to remove one foot of height the proper way. In the meantime, her next door neighbor and other houses…
A rep for Commissioner Chair Linda Tigani of city’s Commission on Racial Equity, said its $4.8 million budget is opting out of Mayor’s January 29, 2026 Executive Order 12.
Mohab is a hard working mechanic. After work, he would do side jobs to earn extra income. A friend of his asked him to move a food cart for $150 in August. Unknowingly, the cart did not belong to his friend, and the owner reported it stolen. He and his friend were caught and charged…
Mayor Eric Adams hired RIP Medical Debt to wipe out more than $2 billion of medical debt. Yes, it is the single largest contract that the non-profit Medical Debt Solution Inc. has ever received. The devil is in the detail. Where are those 500,000 resident accounts coming from? City hospitals? If so, isn’t it easier…
At 68 and single, Esther works late shift as a home aide in Rego Park. 4 years at her current basement apartment, her stuff is constantly stolen by tenants in the same house. She has changed her lock several times, and is afraid to confront the younger perpetrators. She just want to move so she…
NYC contract procurement problem is not new. I had to spend the time to get the certification papers first before I could apply. It reminds me of the story of how people it it takes to screw a light bulb. Why the more the merrier? Money in the pocket of those who touched the light…
Slick, it is. Useful, it is not. It still focuses on what the City has to offer instead of helping citizens to fulfill what they need.
The City’s general guide to get local problems fixed.
“(F)or the city’s 400,000 public housing residents, whose code violation histories remain invisible.” Check out yours here.
