Block 3879 Lot 26 Neighbor said the last owner Eileen Gutierrez died several years ago, and known relatives have given up on the property. The mortgage is handled by Deutsche Bank and Trust Company. Around April, the house was broken in, and the lock was changed by a squatter. Since he stayed there longer than … Read more
The tree has pushed one side of the slab one inch up on one side. One tree limb has grown across to the other side of the street.
The City has a law not allowing commercial vehicles to park on residential streets between 9 PM and 5 AM. Problem is that there is little enforcement. I propose giving residents ability to report this violation. Once the fine is paid, the City will share the proceeds.
Work was done right before COVID. DoT’s Department of Design and Construction made homeowners’ parking life horrible. Cars could not fit safely after curb extensions, and space exiting and entering driveways is often a challenge. It should be designed with cars in mind!
Putting New Yorkers first? The Moynihan Station was estimated to cost $315m in 1992, and grew to $1.6b upon opening. To cover the shortfall, MTA (The Empire State Development Corp.) is selling the air rights over the Farley Post Office Building. Not New Yorkers first, the project is covering and continuing MTA waste spending first. … Read more
The State is desperate for more space to house homeless. It does not matter that hotel rooms have no kitchen, making permanent stays at those “Class B” hotels in need of more city/state services. Read the full text.
NY Attorney General Letitia James and NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced stopping an organized crime ring on May 24, 2022. The same stores have been hit repeatedly since. What is the use of reporting it? Since bail reform allows shoplifters off without spending any time in jail, why not go bigger? Theft is another reason … Read more
Watched the official last day online. Amazed with calibre of Q&A between Senators; the speed of passing late night bills without reading the bills in full nor a full roll call of votes; having nominated judges to wait for approval past midnight; unanimous 63 votes when many Senators were visibly and acknowledged absent, etc. The … Read more
Between June 2020 – June 2021, only 78 summons were issued by the MTA Police. What is the solution? Spend more money to create a “Fareness” Blue-Ribbon panel. Meanwhile, fare-beaters account for 31.5% of all bus riders up from 29.3% during the last quarter of 2021 and for 12.5% of all subway riders up from … Read more
Mayor Eric Adams is expected to continue his “control” of NYC schools once John Liu’s (S16) and Robert Jackson’s (S31) S09459 and Manny De Los Santos (A72) and Deborah Glick (A66) A10498 are passed June 2, 2022. Senator Liu added a new “District Council 75” and more appointments, while Assemblyman De Los Santos wants class … Read more