Police and Law Enforcement September 5, 2020 Blue Lives Matter NYC founder slams de Blasio, Cuomo after report suggesting cops enforce indoor dining New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio are getting slammed for their treatment of police officers amid anti-cop protests and a spike in violent crimes, Blue Lives Matter NYC founder Joseph Imperatrice argued Saturday.
Bill de Blasio September 3, 2020 NYC Mayor de Blasio responds to Trump defunding threat: 'We will see you in court' New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio told President Trump "we will see you in court" on Thursday after the president threatened the federal funding for Seattle, Portland, New York City and Washington, D.C. as part of an effort to target “anarchist jurisdictions” that he claims have “permitted violence and the destruction of property” during recent protests.
OPINION September 1, 2020 Gutfeld on the New York City exodus and de Blasio’s response New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is making things worse in New York City and now wants to tax the wealthy at a much higher level.
Bill de Blasio September 1, 2020 Rep. Max Rose says de Blasio is 'actively trying to kill' NYC restaurants Rep. Max Rose blasted New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for "actively trying to kill" off New York City restaurants with his coronavirus response and predicted a majority of eateries could be out of business if change doesn't come soon.
School Reopening Plans September 1, 2020 NYC in-person school instruction delayed, 'mandatory' monthly testing for students and staff allowed New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Tuesday that America’s largest school system will delay in-class school instruction by 11 days to allow teachers and principals extra time to prepare to meet students amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Police and Law Enforcement August 31, 2020 Proposed NYPD disciplinary rules 'have nothing to do with fairness,' union head says The head of the union representing rank and file New York City police officers on Monday blasted a slew of proposed disciplinary guidelines for cops who violate department policies and engage in misconduct as the debate over law enforcement tactics continue to roil throughout several American cities.
Police and Law Enforcement August 31, 2020 De Blasio pushes 'police discipline matrix' standardizing penalties for NYPD officer misconduct The New York City Police Department rolled out a draft Monday for its new “discipline penalty matrix” meant to serve as a roadmap to standardize punishments for officer misconduct, making penalties less secretive or arbitrary.
Donald Trump August 29, 2020 Trump campaign denies misleading New York tenants in RNC video appearance Three New York City public housing tenants whose criticisms of Mayor Bill de Blasio were featured in a video at the Republican National Convention reportedly said they did not know their remarks would be used for such a purpose.
Coronavirus August 27, 2020 Behind the homeless, sex-offenders debacle dividing New York City's once serene Upper West Side Residents in the family-friendly neighborhood were shocked to find out that those homeless included more than a dozen convicted sex offenders. Some were reportedly given rooms in hotels a block from a school playground.
New York City August 26, 2020 De Blasio's descent: How New York City's mayor became so unpopular across the political spectrum While New York City may have flattened the coronavirus curve, swaths of the once vibrant and bustling Big Apple remain boarded up. Crime is running rampant. The mass exodus of millions has left buildings dark, and the uncertain future of what used to be the seeming center of the world has both the left and right pointing fingers at Democratic Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Bill de Blasio August 22, 2020 Jessica Curtis: If Democrats can ruin New York, they can ruin anywhere Despite the narrative set by the mainstream media, our own eyes tell us liberal policies bring a total abandonment of law and order.