A new front in the immigration fight is unfolding in Los Angeles. City leaders have installed more than 450 signs across public spaces declaring them off-limits for federal immigration enforcement — a move federal officials say is legally…
Seattle’s new mayor just said the quiet part out loud — and critics are stunned. Katie Wilson openly laughed off fears that wealthy residents and job creators could flee the city over higher taxes, delivering a blunt message to millionaires:…
Costs have gone off the rails… California’s long-troubled high-speed rail project is facing a fresh wave of backlash after new estimates suggest the total cost could reach a staggering $231 billion, reigniting calls to shut it down entirely. The…
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is racing the clock — and heading to Albany — as a multibillion-dollar budget gap forces City Hall into damage-control mode. The freshman mayor is now pleading with the City Council to approve a budget…
The math is getting harder to ignore. A growing number of residents are leaving California, with many ending up financially ahead. A new report from the California Policy Lab finds that people who relocate out of state are slashing housing…
Billions spent. Nothing owned. And taxpayers left holding the bag. A New York Post investigation into the New York City Department of Education reveals more than $5 billion has been spent on rent to private landlords since 2010—often at…
A Manhattan court temporarily blocked Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s push to relocate hundreds of homeless men into the East Village, handing a win to local residents who say the city rushed the move. Judge Sabrina Kraus issued the order Wednesday,…
The question isn’t just enforcement — it’s priorities. New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development released a video Monday showing Mayor Zohran Mamdani touring a private apartment building alongside city inspectors,…
A wage debate turns into a history debate — and the rhetoric just went nuclear. Brandon Johnson ignited backlash recently, after linking the restaurant industry to “slavery” while defending his push to eliminate the subminimum wage for tipped…
According to a New York Post exclusive, nearly $100 million later, New York City is still paying for classrooms with no students — a costly relic of an ambitious preschool expansion that never fully materialized. The staggering tab, now at $99.3…
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