Village of Nyack Adopts Good Cause Eviction Law Protecting Tenants From Evictions And Denials Of Lease Renewals
The Village Unanimously Passed Good Cause Eviction Law; First Village In New York State To Adopt GCE Measures
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Category: Government
Rockland County Government/Regulations
Rockland County Republican Chair Garvey Fights To Survive; Claims Clarkstown Supervisor Engaged In Illegal Donation Scheme
In A Notice Of Claim, Republican Party Chair Lawrence Garvey Details Efforts To Undermine His Chairmanship, Retaliate Against Him & Destroy His Reputation
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Core Development’s Solar Plans At Haverstraw’s Marian Shrine Viewed With Skepticism
The Proposal Requires Planning, Zoning & Town Board Approvals Before Clear-Cutting Woodlands For Installation Of Solar Panel Arrays
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Lawsuits & Legislation Hope To Forestall Major Changes To The Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program
Deadline Approaching For New York State DOH To Select Single Vendor To Replace Over 600 Fiscal Intermediaries In Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program By Andy Milone A lawsuit filed last week in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York by four companies hoping to stave off their ouster from the […]
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Town Supervisors Focus on Dire Need For Housing At Annual Palisades Institute Summit At Dominican University
Town Supervisors Focus on Dire Need For Housing At Annual Palisades Institute Summit At Dominican University; Dearth of Housing For Millennials, Seniors and Rent-Challenged Impact Efficacy of Business Community
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Ousted Affordable Housing Developer Says Town Of Haverstraw Has Discriminated Against Minorities, Is Misusing Taxpayer Money and Violating Separation of Church and State
Kings Katherine’s Lawyer Says Town Needs To Rescind The Contract For The Donated Building To Resurrect Original Plan For 100 Affordable Housing Units
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Former Grand Knight Files Complaint With Attorney General’s Office Over Collapse of $2.4 Million Building Sale
Haverstraw Supervisor Howard Phillips & Others Convinced Knights To Donate Building; Haverstraw Has Paid Knights $56,000 To Cover Rent & Expenses For First Half of 2024; Plans to Pay Knight $7,000 Monthly Until AG’s Office Makes a Decision About the Deal
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The Legal Beat: Court Restrains Republicans From Holding Executive Committee Elections Pending Eligibility Fight
A Rockland County Republican Committee Rule Precluding Elected Officials From Serving As Committee Chairperson Is Challenged In Court
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Village of Upper Nyack Achieves New York State Bronze Certification As A Climate Smart Community
The Village of Upper Nyack joins an elite group of Rockland County municipalities that have certified as Climate Smart Communities (CSC) at the Bronze level.
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Piermont Trustee Nate Mitchell Resigns Amid Development Controversy
Initiation Of An Investigation Over Ethics Breach Prompts Resignation
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