NYC Corporation Counsel Nominee Muriel Goode-Trufant, Who Is Opposed by Workers Seeking Reinstatement after Mandate Firings, Is Headed to a City Council Floor Vote Today Also: Majority of Claims in Garry v. Adams Lawsuit over Religious Exemption Denials Dismissed, Open Letters

During today's meeting of the NYC Council, I voted against the appointment of Muriel Goode Trufant to lead NYC's law department. In her capacity as acting Corp Counsel and prior as the managing attorney for Corp Counsel, Muriel Goode Trufant has held back hundreds of

New York City Council Votes to Confirm Muriel Goode-Trufant as Corporation Counsel In a hearing this afternoon, 41 City Council Members voted to confirm Goode-Trufant as head of the City's Law Department, with 7 voting against her and 3 abstaining.

Muriel Goode-Trufant Confirmed as 82nd New York City Corporation Counsel The (not so) new top NYC lawyer is expected to continue litigating against workers seeking reinstatement after losing their jobs under the vaccine mandate. Two of their advocates commented on the

BREAKING: NYC municipal retirees announce a major legal victory: City must pay supplemental health insurance, can’t force retirees on Medicare Advantage. Ruling from NY’s highest court says the Court of Appeals. A battle that was fought over three years.

#BREAKING: NYC City Council Resolution 5 Floor Vote Expected Thursday The resolution in support of state legislation that would reinstate New York City workers who lost their jobs under the City's vaccine mandate for municipal workers is headed to a floor vote by the full City

City Council Member Joe Borelli, who is the prime sponsor of Resolution 5 (the resolution in support of state legislation that would reinstate New York City workers who lost their jobs under the mandates) explains why the originally scheduled vote was taken off tomorrow's agenda:

New Yorkers joined the "People's March" events taking place across the United States today to protest the incoming Trump presidency. The New York City People's March began with speakers at Foley Square and ended at Washington Square Park, where protesters, including New York

New Yorkers who lost jobs under NYC's C19 vaccine mandates traveled to Washington DC this week to support Robert F. Kennedy Jr during Senate confirmation hearings on his nomination to lead HHS.gov and to deliver a letter to legislators asking for their support. Diane B. Pagen ✍

Why did so many New Yorkers travel to DC to support Robert F. Kennedy Jr RFK Jr.'s confirmation as Secretary of Health and Human Services? I went to Washington to ask them. Get the full report: tinyurl.com/NOYK-NYCRFK

Three years ago, New York City workers rallied at City Hall against the City's COVID-19 vaccine mandates. Mayor Adams was threatening to fire workers who had not complied. A few days later, he made good on that threat, firing 1,430 of them in a day. NYC City Hall Rally on

New Yorkers who lost their jobs under the City's vaccine mandates are celebrating the Senate confirmation vote in favor of Robert F. Kennedy Jr as Secretary of Health and Human Services.

The New Yorkers who went to Washington to support Robert F. Kennedy Jr 's nomination to lead HHS.gov are celebrating his Senate confirmation today.

"Government Officials Have Overreached Their Power" NYC Council Candidate athena clarke Athena Clarke Talks Mandates, Reinstatement, New Republican Club The former public school teacher kicked off her campaign to represent District 46 as a New York City Council member at

Still here and still waiting to be made whole. #reinstate #compensate Joann Ariola NYC Council District 32 bravest for choice Councilwoman Vickie Paladino NYCforYourself FDNY FDNY Commissioner Robert S. Tucker Mayor Eric Adams Harry Fisher qchron.com/editions/queen…

Jack Lin had served the FDNY in EMS for 12 years when COVID-19 hit NYC. For the next two years Jack and so many others served our city through fear, death and uncertainty- often times with little to no PPE to protect themselves and their families. But when the height of the

Phil Wong Endorsed by Workers Forced Out Under Unconstitutional Vaccine Mandate QUEENS District 30 Candidate for City Council PRESS RELEASE Contact: [email protected] Democratic candidate for City Council District 30, Phil Wong, is proud to announce the endorsement of

New Yorkers who care about civil liberties, labor rights, and human rights should listen to this vital conversation between Teachers for Choice Christina Martinez and firefighter Brian Smith. bravest for choice