Safety cameras are a bust, say NYCHA tenants
Residents at Moore Houses say an expensive program aimed to increase safety through the use of closed circuit cameras is burning a hole in taxpayers' pockets.
Arroyo campaign workers charged with forgery
Three workers for City Councilwoman Maria del Carmen Arroyo’s reelection campaign were charged on March 26 with forging signatures to get the incumbent on the ballot last spring.
Melrose tenants endure slum conditions
Stabilis specializes in acquiring run-down properties, and housing advocates say it milks buildings for profit without regard to their tenants.
Mark-Viverito wins re-election
Incumbent defeats five opponents handily, promising she won't forget Mott Haven in her split district.
Arroyo swamps Pabon to retain Council seat
Councilwoman will continue to represent Melrose, Hunts Point and Longwood.
Campaign Finance Board denies Arroyo funds
As the race nears the home stretch, a challenger has more spending power.
Appeals court dismisses case vs. Arroyo
The case to knock reining City Councilwoman Maria del Carmen Arroyo off the ballot before the September Democratic primary was upended today by a five-member panel of State Supreme Court…
Arroyo to stay on ballot says Board of Elections
The referee ruled that even though more than a thousand of the signatures on nominating petitions were fraudulent, enough valid signatures remained to meet the threshold of 450 required by…