Cost of asylum seekers in NYC. Is there a limit to “sanctuary city”?
July 19, 2022. Mayor Eric Adams asked for federal funding help. October 7, 2022. Mayor Eric Adams declared a state of emergency and requested $1B for 17,000 people or $59K…
Albany’s Senate passed changes to election laws
The picture looks nice. The wording sounds good. Until you read the legislation itself… One example: S616 allowing allows snacks and non-alcoholic drinks to be given to voters waiting in…
Understanding conEdison bill and rates
Your energy bill consists of three parts: supply costs, delivery charges, and taxes. We expect supply costs will be the biggest driver of bill increases this winter. Supply costs are…
Senator Addabbo on Casino licenses
Sen. Joseph Addabbo, who chairs the Senate Committee on Racing, Gaming and Wagering, joined Errol Louis on “Inside City Hall” Thursday to discuss the progress.
Laws effective January 1, 2023
It is never easy for a voter nor any expert to find out easily what our politicians are up to. We need commitment from someone inside to answer basic questions.…
“Independence” or “Independent” Party is no longer allowed in New York State
The law takes effect January 1, 2023.
Santos was wrong; but government’s wrongs are $$$billion times worse without the same media attention! Why?
Congressman-elect George Anthony Devoldor-Santos lied. Media pounced and piled more on. Meanwhile, the everyday theft and lies coming from our other elected officials gets little or no attention. Vax cards,…
Albany just voted themselves a $32K pay raise!
Between 2021 and 2022, New York State has the highest loss of population by total number of people and by percentage decrease. Yet, State legislature voted themselves a pay raise!!!…
Biggest loser of the ERAP program is NYCHA
46% of NYCHA tenants are late on rent. Not one penny of ERAP has been paid to NYCHA two years later.
Republican is “a threat to democracy”?
What does it mean? It was a popular 2022 election catch phrase, and the voters generally don’t have a clear understanding as to why it was used. The Atlantic explains…