New York City Council News & Breaking Stories

Minneapolis police officer Jamal Mitchell, 28, was killed in a shootout with a suspect, leaving a chaotic scene in his wake.

Sandy Springs plans to improve transportation with bike lanes, sidewalks, and crossings in the Powers Ferry area for $2.8 million.

Rochester City Council asks NY Attorney General to investigate DA's conduct after traffic incident caught on camera. Public trust eroding.

Polls closed for the 2024 California primary election. Top races include presidential nominations, Senate seat, mayoral race, and ballot measures.

NC's primaries for governor set up a high-stakes showdown between AG Stein and Lt. Gov. Robinson in a pivotal battleground.

Carmel Symphony Orchestra and Carmel Clay Library team up for Women's History Month events on mental health and female empowerment.

U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell introduces HR-308, the Rosa Parks Act, to make Dec. 1 a federal holiday in honor of Parks.

Michigan State Police have referred a GoFundMe account tied to Flint City Council member Eric Mays to the AG for prosecution.

Kevin Costner and wife Christine Baumgartner are now legally divorced, ending a nine-month battle over child custody and support payments.

First GOP presidential debate of 2024 will take place in Milwaukee on Wednesday, without Donald Trump. Candidates' personal wealth also discussed.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's secret holiday party mishap sparks outrage after invites meant for "electeds of color" were mistakenly sent to others.

Loveland City Councilor Steve Olson honors Pearl Harbor Day, warns of current threats to American freedom in viral speech.

National Grid worker Roderick Jackson, 36, of Cambridge, was also killed in the crash. Tracey saved lives and was well-loved.

Democrat Cherelle Parker is elected as the 100th mayor of Philadelphia, the first woman to lead the city, promising change.

Republican critics lash out at Democratic U.S. Rep. Jared Golden for changing his position on a proposed assault weapons ban after 19 people were killed by a gunman in Lewiston.

NYC Councilwoman Inna Vernikov arrested for openly carrying a firearm at a pro-Palestinian rally, sparking calls for her dismissal.

No. 4 Ohio State defeats Maryland 37-17 after scoring 27 straight points in the second half.

New York City Council discusses legislation that could lead to the removal of statues and the creation of a reparations task force.

The George H.W. Bush Library and Museum in Texas has opened an exhibit dedicated to the history of Texas A&M football. The exhibit features over 100 original artifacts, including trophies, playbooks, and Heisman Trophies. It also includes interactive displays highlighting important games and profiles of standout players and coaches. The exhibit aims to showcase the spirit and traditions of Texas A&M football.

Former Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel gifted a signed helmet and football to former President George H.W. Bush. The items are now part of an exhibit at the Bush Library and Museum dedicated to the history of A&M football.

Los Angeles County politician Mark Ridley-Thomas sentenced to prison for accepting benefits while favoring USC in county contracts.

CBS New York meteorologist Elise Finch has died suddenly aged 51, just days after appearing on air. Finch had been delivering the weather forecast for New York for 16 years and died at a local hospital, though the cause of death has not been determined. She was remembered as a devoted mother and wife, and her colleagues paid tribute to her on social media.

The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has urged residents to avoid illegal fireworks displays and opt for safe, organized events. The tweet has been met with criticism due to the LAPD's own history of causing an explosion from fireworks, which resulted in two deaths and significant damage to homes and businesses. The explosion occurred when members of the LAPD's bomb squad attempted to detonate illegal fireworks but miscalculated the weight of the explosives. The incident highlights the department's controversial past and raises questions about its credibility in promoting safety.

ESPN has laid off around 20 on-air commentators and reporters, including Jeff Van Gundy, Suzy Kolber, Jalen Rose, and Steve Young. The layoffs come as part of a cost-saving exercise at the network, following two rounds of mandated cuts by parent company Walt Disney. ESPN is expected to continue assessing its talent pool over the next year as contracts are reviewed or negotiated for renewal.