To The Editor: Mayoral control of schools means $200 million earmarked for literacy development, meaning more money to publishers with unproven results that could actually damage literacy …
To The Editor:Mayor Eric Adams had to make a tough decision, and he blew it. He denies that he has a double standard by giving performers an exemption from the vaccination mandate while all …
To The Editor: A former NYPD sergeant, Jose Guerrero, nicknamed “the karate cop,” is suing the Yonkers PD for charging him, and the NYPD for firing him, in connection with the shooting of the …
To the editor: I have often wondered why ordinary folks continue to vote against their own interests, even when the person they vote for is clearly unsuited for office. Recently, it occurred …
To the Editor: The Daily News once again has a commentary (March 7 edition) arguing against using "dangerousness" as a reason to jail someone pending trial. But when you have a person who …
To the Editor: I'm not big on defending school administrators who cry when they don't get paid for work they've done when off the clock, especially when many of these same administrators expect …
To the Editor: Mayor Adams misunderstands the press’ role and misuses race. One example occurred when Adams objected to the coverage he received on an Albany visit, while lobbying for his …
The recent announcement that Judge Lyle Frank has denied the city’s request to charge retirees the $191 monthly fee to continue with traditional Medicare and Senior Care merits an immediate reset.
With the dramatic rise in murders, rapes, felony assaults and shootings, Mayor Adams and city residents, especially those in high-crime neighborhoods, have a real and dangerous problem.
