Emma Whitford

Roughly a dozen members are attempting to secure the future of an organization that for decades has striven to ask—not tell—homeless people what they need.

'This is the election that never ends.'

The recount is expected to begin no earlier than Thursday, and will likely last for “a minimum of ten days, maybe two weeks,” according to BOE attorney Steven Richman.

Some rent-regulated tenants and advocates want the state pension funds to follow the city's lead in pursuing investment policies that minimize displacement.

'I really hope that the governor is listening to the testimony of tenants and New Yorkers all over the state.'

If federal housing vouchers fall short, advocates warn, it's unclear how NYC will make up the difference and keep NYCHA in good repair while maintaining affordability for low-income families.

The 400,000 families living in public housing in NYC say that even as the feds and city negotiate the fate of their homes, their own voices are being excluded from these high-level discussions.

New York is poised to take huge steps towards voting reform, with some caveats.

'We have a possibility of winning stronger rent laws now, but the Democrats aren't going to do it themselves. We have to keep up the pressure.'

"As soon I could get out, I wanted to get back out [on the path]," one cyclist said.

"Acts of terrorism are inherently political, and so are the responses to them," a scholar on terrorism and Islamaphobia said.

Federal terrorism charges were filed against Saipov on Wednesday.