The NY State Senate Democratic Majority today passed legislation to ensure employees in New York State will be able to access paid leave if they are subject to a mandatory or precautionary quarantine due to the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).
Category Archives: Harlem to the Hudson
Harlem To The Hudson A State Of Emergency Declared As Coronavirus Cases Spread
More than 30 new coronavirus cases have been reported in the state of New York in the last 24 hours. Continue Reading →
Hoylman, Kaplan, Rosenthal And Lavine Introduce Comprehensive Legislation On “Ghost Guns”
Today Senator Brad Hoylman, Senator Anna M. Kaplan, Assembly Member Linda B. Rosenthal and Assembly Member Charles D. Lavine introduced comprehensive legislation to curb the manufacturing of “ghost guns.” Continue Reading →
Hundreds In NYC Catholic Clergy Accused Of Sex Abuse From Harlem To The Hudson (See List)
The investigative news site ProPublica, has compiled the most comprehensive list so far of Catholic clergy “credibly accused” of sexual abuse. Continue Reading →
Senator Hoylman And Assembly Member Cruz Introduce “Access To Representation Act” For Immigrants
Today, Senator Brad Hoylman and Assembly Member Catalina Cruz introduced the Access to Representation Act, which would create a statutory right to a lawyer for any New Yorker from Harlem to the Hudson facing deportation who cannot afford an attorney on their own. Continue Reading →
Senate Majority Advances Passenger Safety Legislation For Residents From Harlem To The Hudson
The Senate Democratic Majority today advanced legislation that will help better protect New Yorkers from limousine crashes. Continue Reading →
The New York State Land Title Association’s Gifted Salvation Army’s Angel Tree Program
The New York State Land Title Association (NYSLTA) today announced its third consecutive year of participation in the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree Program for residents from Harlem to the Hudson. Continue Reading →
NY Voters From Harlem To The Hudson Favor Modernizing System And Polluters Paying For Harm
A new survey from MassINC Polling Group shows that 66 percent of voters in seven Eastern states (Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia) support modernizing the region’s transportation network. Continue Reading →