Harlem’s Franz Sigmund Leichter, New York State Assembly And Senate Member, 1930 –
Harlem's Franz Sigmund Leichter, born August 19, 1930, lived at 250 West 104th Street in Harlem, NY.
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NY Lawmakers Pass Nation’s Toughest Ghost Gun Restrictions From Harlem To The Hudson
Today, the New York State Assembly passed landmark legislation to crack down on "ghost guns," untraceable firearms used by criminals to evade background checks. Continue reading
Senate Passes Hoylman’s Police STAT Act, Requiring Reporting Of Deaths In Police Custody And More
Today, the New York State Senate voted to pass the Police Statistics and Transparency Act (S.1830-C/A.10609) that ill affect New Yorker from Harlem to the Hudson. Continue reading
Harlem Rep. Espaillat Redistricting Commission Should Reflect New York’s Diversity!
In a letter to the New York State Senate and the New York State Assembly, Representative Adriano Espaillat.Continue reading
Assembly Passage Of Bill To Stop Higher Mid-Year Prescription Drug Costs A Good Start To #StopRxGreed
AARP New York State Director Beth Finkel issued the following statement in response to today’s New York State Assembly passage of a bill to prohibit health plans from changing out-of-pocket prescription drug costs and other terms on enrollees in the middle of their contract year:Continue reading
NYC Electeds Co-Sponsor Transportation Investment Legislation
Today, a coalition of New York State Assembly Members unveiled groundbreaking legislation that not only will fund MTA capital needs but will create a $4.5 billion Transit Gap Investment Fund (TGIF) to expand public transit and improve accessibility for millions of New Yorkers, particularly those who live in so-called “transit deserts.”Continue reading
Will Harlem’s CB 9 Take Cues From Denny Farrell?
Harlem Council Member Mark Levine and the local precinct commander spoke in support of a traffic safety plan [PDF] for a deadly stretch of Broadway last night at a Harlem Community Board 9 transportation committee meeting.Continue reading