Rep. Nydia Velázquez of New York Announces Retirement, Ushers in Era of Generational Change in Congress
Rep. Nydia Velázquez of New York announces retirement, marking a generational shift in NY politics. Her tenure is noted for advocating for immigrants, workers, and small businesses. Her progressive legacy paves the way for future leaders.
Gov. Hochul Approves Additional $600K for East Village's wild project, Total State Support Hits $1.2M for Arts Venue
Governor Hochul allocated an additional $600,000 to secure a permanent venue for the wild project, bringing total state support to $1.2M. This ensures the stability of the avant-garde arts space in Manhattan's East Village.
Staten Island National Guardsman Calls for Release of Detained Stepfather by ICE
A Staten Island National Guardsman feels betrayed after ICE detained his law-abiding, undocumented stepfather, sparking community concern over ICE’s targeting priorities.
Trailblazing Rep. Nydia Velázquez Announces Retirement After Over 30 Years Representing NYC in Congress
Rep. Nydia Velázquez will not seek re-election in 2026, ending over 30 years of service as the first Puerto Rican woman in Congress. She's been a progressive voice in NY, advocating for small businesses, immigration, and veterans' rights.
Mayor-Elect Mamdani Taps FTC's Lina Khan for NYC Affordability Strategy, Preps for White House Meeting with President Trump
Lina Khan joins NYC Mayor-elect Mamdani's team, signaling a tough anti-trust approach to affordability. Mamdani also plans to meet with Trump to tackle economic challenges despite past conflicts.












