Not since 9/11 has the Emergency Medical Service endured the kind of "battlefield" conditions workers faced as March turned to April as the city's coronavirus cases, according to Oren Barzilay, president of District Council 37's Local 2507, which represents Emergency Medical Technicians.
The Correction Officers' Benevolent Association is reportedly considering resubmitting a three-year wage contract to its rank-and-file for a s…
Governor Cuomo has sprinkled in a fair amount of personal details in his daily briefings about efforts to get the coronavirus under control he…
The union that represents Youth Development Specialists, Program Counselors and other staff at the city’s juvenile detention centers slammed a…
As the de Blasio administration pushes to obtain millions of face shields and gowns for medical staff treating coronavirus patients, the union…
It appears that even criminals are adhering to social-distancing decrees.Â
Jennifer Jones Austin, a prominent social-welfare advocate who has served on various city and state boards and commissions, was named Chairwom…
Father Joseph O'Hare, the founding Chairman of the city Campaign Finance Board who died March 29 at age 89, was praised by the panel's Executi…
The union for employees at Federal Bureau of Prison facilities in lower Manhattan and Brooklyn are warning that severe staff shortages that pr…
Three weeks after an upstate judge nullified a law that created a state campaign-financing system and made it harder for smaller political par…
More than a thousand members of District Council 37's Local 768 working in the public-hospital system are unnecessarily at risk of becoming in…
More than 300 firefighters have tested positive for the coronavirus, fire union officials said April 2, but it has not forced the closing of a…
The head of the city Correction Officers’ union March 31 slammed the Department of Correction for failing to provide protective equipment and …
Peter Petrassi, a subway Conductor with 20 years on the job, became the first Metropolitan Transportation Authority employee to die after cont…
Union leaders who represent Police Department civilian workers that Commissioner Dermot Shea's decision to convene a conference call on March …
City Correction Officers have rejected a contract that would have given them 7.95 percent in raises over three years plus an additional 2.25-p…
The NYPD lost its first officer to the coronavirus when Det. Cedric G. Dixon succumbed to complications of the disease March 28.Â
