In a City Hall news conference on Tuesday afternoon (which is posted at the end of this story), Richards, who lost last week's Democratic primary
against City Council President Lovely Warren, said his decision is a personal one, because his family has been dealing with a difficult health challenge for one of their family members.
Not exact matches
«I read that he is
against marriage equality and that he is
against a woman's right to choose, and as a progressive Democrat that troubles me tremendously,» said Melissa DeRosa, the secretary to the governor, in response to a question in an interview on WCNY's The Capitol Pressroom, while also noting Williams unsuccessfully ran for
City Council president.
Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito offered a curt retort today to two Staten Island Republicans preparing legal action
against the
city over its plan to flush municipal identification records and to shield undocumented immigrants from
President - elect Donald Trump: «go ahead and sue us.»
In the race for Public Advocate, technically the
President of the
City Council, the refreshing Bill deBlasio, who bravely chose not to pursue a third term as
Council Member, has led the field to the runoff
against the wretched has - been Mark Green.
There, at a Planned Parenthood rally, he railed
against President Donald Trump and «extreme conservative zealots,» then met with
City Council leaders about how he should intercede at the Housing Authority, a city age
City Council leaders about how he should intercede at the Housing Authority, a
city age
city agency.
Attendees at Weprin's birthday party included Public Advocate Letitia James, New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli (who spoke about Weprin's expertise on financial matters), Rep. Joe Crowley, chairman of the Queens County Democratic Organization, and Queens borough
president Melinda Katz, who served with Weprin in the
Council before running in a crowded primary
against him for
City Comptroller in 2009.
BY BILL PARRY AND NAEISHA ROSE Despite an anonymous death threat
against out gay
City Councilmember Jimmy Van Bramer, the Sunnyside, Queens, Democrat, the
Council's majority leader, went ahead with a November 18 march across the Queensboro Bridge to Trump Tower to rally
against the
president - elect.
A group of Bronx housing advocates led by
City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and Bronx Borough
President Ruben Diaz, Jr. rallied
against the New...
Albany Common
Council President Carolyn McLaughlin has announced she'll run
against the incumbent and believes she has answers to some of the problems the
city is facing.
Hartford
City Council President Shawn Wooden has filed a complaint
against state Sen. Eric Coleman with the state Elections Enforcement Commission.
New York
City's
Council speaker, Melissa Mark - Viverito, demonstrating last month
against one of
President Trump's cabinet nominations.
Materna is
president of Pleasant Plains, Prince's Bay, Richmond Valley Civic Association and ran
against Ignizio for
City Council as a Democrat in 2009 before changing her party affiliation to Republican in 2012.
Both the Bronx and Queens Borough Boards - made up of community board leaders,
City Council members, and the borough
president - have voted
against them.
In the general election on Nov. 5, Rosenthal, 52 will face off
against Republican candidate Harry DeMell, who recently declared his candidacy, and Green Party candidate Tom Siracuse in a bid to replace Brewer, who successfully secured the Democratic nomination for Manhattan Borough
President Tuesday night after three terms in the
City Council.
Bronx Borough
President Ruben Diaz, Jr. and
Council member Annabel Palma, the head of the Bronx
Council delegation, joined up with other
Council members and environmental justice advocates at
City Hall today to rail
against Mayor Bloomberg's plan to shelve the building of four new waste transfer stations — three Manhattan and one Brooklyn.
Bronx Borough
President Ruben Diaz Jr.,
City Council Members Maria del Carmen Arroyo, Andrew Cohen, Vanessa Gibson, Andy King, Annabel Palma and Ritchie Torres, and representatives from all 12 of the borough's community boards voted
against the proposals.
Saujani's departure, first reported by Crain's New York Business, comes as Public Advocate Bill de Blasio gears up for an expected run for mayor
against a crowded field that includes
City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, Manhattan Borough
President Scott Stringer and former
City Comptroller Bill Thompson.