#The push to decriminalize ‘streetwalking’ follows a deadly run of NYC ‘reforms’

#The push to decriminalize ‘streetwalking’ follows a deadly run of NYC ‘reforms’

“#The push to decriminalize ‘streetwalking’ follows a deadly run of NYC ‘reforms’” Think Bill de Blasio’s dumpster fire of a mayoralty can’t get worse? Think again: Albany is planning to send him more street hookers. Whoopee. State Sen. Brad Hoylman, a Manhattan Democrat now running for borough president, considers the notice police pay to transsexual…

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#AG Letitia James sues over nuclear plant shutdown plan

#AG Letitia James sues over nuclear plant shutdown plan

“#AG Letitia James sues over nuclear plant shutdown plan” New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Friday for denying the state a public hearing over the dismantling of the Indian Point nuclear power point before approving a sale. The lawsuit, filed in Washington, D.C., asks the federal…

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#Andrew Yang blasted after comparing BDS movement to fascism

#Andrew Yang blasted after comparing BDS movement to fascism

“#Andrew Yang blasted after comparing BDS movement to fascism” New York City mayoral candidate Andrew Yang faced a social media backlash Friday after he wrote a column in which he likened the pro-Palestine BDS movement to Nazi boycotts of Jewish businesses. In the column, entitled “My vision for New York City’s Jewish community,” Yang said he would be…

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#Inside Matt James and Tyler Cameron’s NYC ‘Bachelor’ apartment

#Inside Matt James and Tyler Cameron’s NYC ‘Bachelor’ apartment

“#Inside Matt James and Tyler Cameron’s NYC ‘Bachelor’ apartment” Matt James and Tyler Cameron have the ultimate Manhattan “Bachelor” pad. The Bachelor Nation heartthrobs are roommates in a ritzy apartment at One Manhattan Square on the Lower East Side, a source exclusively told Page Six. We’re told their two-bedroom, two-bathroom corner unit faces downtown toward…

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#De Blasio’s budget barely whistles past the graveyard

#De Blasio’s budget barely whistles past the graveyard

“#De Blasio’s budget barely whistles past the graveyard” For all of Mayor de Blasio’s gushing last Thursday over “very good news . . . really good breaking news” concerning the city’s $95.5 billion budget for the next fiscal year, which starts in July, the real news came during the question-and-answer session. To wit, Gotham’s commercial-property values have…

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