Law
DeSouza Shares Why She Is Running for Civil Court
- Law
- 1 week ago
Michelle DeSouza is encouraging Brooklyn residents to learn more about the role of Civil Court judges while sharing the experiences and values that inspired her candidacy. She believes judges should combine legal knowledge with fairness, integrity, and a deep understanding of the communities they serve. DeSouza says the decisions made in Civil Court can have a lasting impact on individuals, families, tenants, homeowners, and small businesses, making judicial elections an important part of local democracy.
- Law
- 1 week ago
Chris Banks Law Aims to Prevent Evictions
- Politics
- 1 month ago
New York City Council Deputy Leader Chris Banks announced that Local Law 155 of 2025 officially went into effect on May 8, alongside the launch of a new educational social media campaign designed to inform residents about the law’s protections for emergency assistance grant applicants. The legislation creates digital notification requirements for both applicants and landlords when emergency housing assistance grants are approved, helping to prevent evictions caused by delayed or lost mail. The law was inspired by a constituent in Brooklyn’s 42nd Council District who was evicted after a grant payment check never reached her landlord.
- Politics
- 1 month ago
Brooklyn Man Sentenced in Fake Plate Scheme
- Law
- 1 month ago
A Brooklyn man has been sentenced after pleading guilty to running a scheme that sold forged temporary license plates across multiple states, according to Letitia James. Authorities say the operation used social media to distribute fake plates, contributing to the rise of untraceable “ghost cars” and undermining roadway safety and enforcement efforts.
- Law
- 1 month ago
Zinerman Unveils Deed Theft Eviction Legislation
- Politics
- 1 month ago
Assemblymember Stefani Zinerman has unveiled new legislation aimed at protecting homeowners from eviction while property ownership is being disputed in court. The proposed Deed Theft Eviction Protection Act seeks to prevent families from being displaced during ongoing legal challenges, addressing a growing crisis impacting generational wealth and housing stability. Zinerman is also calling on state, city, and judicial leaders to take immediate, coordinated action before the legislative session ends.
- Politics
- 1 month ago
NYPD Commissioner Tisch Unveils Policing Reforms
- Politics
- 4 months ago
(Press Release) COMMISSIONER TISCH ANNOUNCES NEW STRATEGIES TO KEEP NEW YORKERS SAFE, IMPROVE OFFICER TRAINING, AND MODERNIZE POLICING
- Politics
- 4 months ago
Anthony Vaughn Jr. Enters Brooklyn Civil Court Race
- Political Campaigns
- 4 months ago
(Press Release) Anthony W. Vaughn, Jr. Announces Candidacy for Civil Court Judge in Brooklyn’s 4th Municipal District
- Political Campaigns
- 4 months ago
OpEd: Pass Intro 1138 Now for 7Yr Old Kamari
- Opinion
- 6 months ago
This OpEd was submitted by a New York City resident and safe streets advocate. The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of NYC Newswire.
- Opinion
- 6 months ago
NYC Council Advances Lien Sale Reform
- Politics
- 6 months ago
(PRESS RELEASE) NYC Council Advances New Legislation to Shift Sales of Liens from a Financial Trust to a City Land Bank, Transforming Process to Protect Communities and Homeowners
- Politics
- 6 months ago
Dr. Guledani Demands Fair USCIS Case Resolution
- Law
- 7 months ago
(PRESS RELEASE) Dr. Lela Guledani Calls for Fair Resolution After U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Admits Error in Immigration Case
- Law
- 7 months ago
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