The COVID Crisis: NYC Jail Population Drops Below 4,000 For First Time Since 1946
Mayor de Blasio announced today that the jail population fell below 4,000 last week, the lowest figure since 1946.
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Mayor de Blasio Appoints Jennifer Jones Austin As Chair Of The Board Of Correction
Mayor de Blasio today announced the appointment of Jennifer Jones Austin as Chair of the Board of Correction.
NYC To Close All Schools Buildings And To Remote Learning From Harlem To Hollis
Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced new updates on the City’s response to COVID-19. The City will move towards a remote learning model for all school days until Spring Recess.
As Rikers Island Jails Close Plans For NYC’s Borough-Based Jails Program Opens From Harem To Hollis
The NYC Department of Design and Construction (DDC) today, on behalf of the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice (MOCJ) and the NYC Department of Correction (DOC), released a Notice of Intent (NOI) for the City’s Borough-Based Jails Program.
Health Department Releases 2018 Community Health Profiles, Showing Improvement In Several High Priority Areas
The Health Department today released the 2018 Community Health Profiles, analyzing health in all 59 community districts across the city.
NYC Correctional Health Services Announce Thousands Of Naloxone Kits Distributed At Jail Visitor Centers
Today, NYC Health + Hospitals/Correctional Health Services announced that it has distributed more than 13,000 naloxone kits to people visiting New York City’s jails from Harlem to Hollis since the launch of HealingNYC.
M/WBE Forum By NYC Department Of Small Business Services In Harlem
The NYC Department of Small Business Services in partnership with Council Member Bill Perkins, Assemblywoman Inez E. Dickens and New York State Senator Brian A. Benjamin are proud to host the Manhattan Borough Forum.
Mayor de Blasio Names Kelly Jin As Chief Analytic s Office For NYC From Harlem To Hollis
Mayor Bill de Blasio today named Kelly Jin as New York City’s Chief Analytics Officer. In her new role, Jin will serve as Director of the Mayor’s Office of Data Analytics.
NY State Certifies 17 NYC Health + Hospitals Sites As Opioid Overdose Prevention Programs
NYC Health + Hospitals today announced that 17 of its sites are now certified Opioid Overdose Prevention Programs.
State Correction Officer Suspended For Beating Inmate Who Killed Cops In Harlem
A state corrections officer has been suspended for beating a 70-year-old cop killer who’s been behind bars for more than three decades, the Daily News has learned.
NYC Commission On Human Rights Charges Against Businesses From Harlem To Hollywood
The NYC Commission on Human Rights announced charges today against 12 local and national businesses for violating the Fair Chance Act.
NYC First Deputy Commissioner Dina Simon Honored
We love Dina Simon, she was in the 46th Annual African American Day Parade in Harlem, the Harlem School of the Arts and even better as the First Deputy Commissioner of the NYC Department of Correction, she will be honored as one of The Network Journal’s “25 Influential Black Women in Business Awards” at a gala…
Harlem’s NYC Council Speaker And Others Launch “Getting Out And Staying Out”
Today, East Harlem anti-recidivism organization Getting Out and Staying Out (GOSO), which works to empower court-involved youth and young men returning from Rikers and other correctional institutions to stay out of the criminal justice system, officially launched the new East Harlem Stand Against Violence East Harlem (S.A.V.E) program site at 91 E 116th St.
They’ve Done It Again, The New York Community Trust Awards $6.6 Million In Grants To 35 Nonprofits
Last year the Trust gave $6+ Million In Grants To 37 Nonprofits, this year the New York Community Trust has announced $6.6 million in grants to 35 nonprofits working to meet the pressing needs of New Yorkers across the city.
Nonprofits From Harlem To Hollis Receive A Combined $6M+ In Grants To Support Its Critical Work
The New York Community Trust has announced $6.6 million in grants to 35 nonprofits working to meet the pressing needs of New Yorkers across the city.