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City Hall News: Winners & Losers, Nov. 18 Edition

City Hall News gives us their laundry list of those who came up on top, and those who sank to the bottom this week...

By Staff | November 18,2011
Call us self-interested, but everybody in New York is a loser when police prevent reporters and photographers from covering the protests in lower Manhattan, and top city officials back them up. more
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The Capitol: Law Makers Already Drawing Up Special Session Wish Lists

Prospect of returning to Albany in off-season could open up Pandora's Box...

By Staff | November 18,2011
If Gov. Andrew Cuomo calls the Legislature back to Albany this year to deal with a $350 million budget shortfall, lawmakers say he could also open the door to debating a host of simmering issues – including independent redistricting. more

City Hall: Quinn’s Efforts For Jailed Councilman Questioned

Despite efforts to free jailed councilman Ydanis Rodriguez, Christine Quinn's commitment is questioned...

By Staff | November 17,2011
With tensions simmering in the City Council yesterday about the arrest of one of their own, Speaker Christine Quinn said she was “troubled” about Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez’s treatm more

The Capitol: Trustee-Worthy

H. Carl McCall, new chairman of SUNY board of trustees, goes back and forth about SUNY, Politics and Governor Cuomo...

By Staff | November 17,2011
H Carl McCall is not shy about sharing his opinion. He did it on television as one of NY1’s “Wise Guys,” and he frequently speaks his mind to reporters on a variety of subjects. And more

City Hall: Evicting Wall Street

Bloomberg Gains Upper Hand on Occupy Wall Street

By Staff | November 16,2011
Everybody who wants Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s job complained yesterday about how his administration cleared the Occupy Wall Street encampment out of Zuccotti Park – but none of them called for the encampment to return. more

Our Town Downtown: An iLife Examined

Marissa Maier sits down with the man behind The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs

By Staff | November 16,2011
Mike Daisey, called a “master storyteller” by the New York Times, has developed a special blend of personal history and gonzo journalism in his hilarious and touching monologues. This time more

Berenstain Bears Live! Makes a New Den

The Hit Children's Musical Extending Through the End of 2012

By Staff | November 16,2011
At a time when best-selling children’s books are as dark as Twilight and The Hunger Games, both of which burned up the bestseller lists and landed high-profile movie deals, a beloved childhood f more

City Hall: Questionable Authority

Legal Aid Sues New York Housing Association over NYHC Section 8 Errors

By Staff | November 15,2011
Tenants sue city housing authority after new system results in Section 8 errors Despite the smile she wears in front of her two children, Jermaine Walker is worried. The unemployed Brooklyn mom is more

City Cleans Out Park, But Movement Remains

OWS dealt a major blow today

By Staff | November 15,2011
Nearly two days shy of its two-month anniversary, the encampment at Zuccotti Park dubbed Occupy Wall Street (OWS) was cleared out by members of the New York Police Department in the early morning hours of Tuesday, Nov. 15. At a press conference later in the day, Mayor Michael Bloomberg noted that health and safety concerns had spurred the sweep. By the afternoon, however, supporters of the movement had returned to the barricaded area, where dozens of NYPD officers stood in the cordoned-off park. more

City Hall News: The Education of Cyrus Vance Jr.

Manhattan rookie prosecutor, has spent two years learning his job the hard way

By Staff | November 14,2011
Cyrus Vance Jr., in a dark pinstriped suit and tortoiseshell glasses, stood behind a podium next to the gun display, shoulder-to-shoulder with a pack of black-clad, thick-necked cops and investigators. more
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