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Manny Diaz wants to 'review' existing non-COVID-19 vaccine mandates

Why Aren't Things Changing in Missoula? You're Not Voting

Around coffee shops and kitchen tables in Missoula, conversations always center around one question: ‘Why aren’t things getting better? Taxes are higher, home and apartment prices are higher and people feel helpless to stop it.’

Bleating Around the Bushes: Goats Chow Down at Riverside Park

Board Of Elections Releases Preliminary Tally of City Council And Borough President Races

Board Of Elections Releases Preliminary Tally Of City Council And Borough President Races arrow A voting privacy booth at Bronx County Courthouse on June 22, 2021 David Cruz / Gothamist Preliminary results in contests for all five borough presidents and nearly four-dozen New York City Council seats were finally released late Friday night following a two-day delay and counting snafuearlier this week by the New York City Board of Election. But the latest tabulation did not incorporate absentee ballots, which may once again shift the rankings and final outcome. Most of those races, save for more than a dozen, will be decided through the city s new ranked-choice voting system. Ranked-choice voting advocates, including Councilmember Brad Lander, who is running for comptroller, have pushed the BOE to announce preliminary results to ensure the process was working, even if absentee ballots are not included.

'A Land Grab' for a Piece of New York's Marijuana Business

‘A Land Grab’ for a Piece of New York’s Marijuana Business Cannabis companies and brokers are rushing into what could be a $4.2 billion industry, but for all the excitement, there are significant challenges. A Brooklyn medical marijuana dispensary run by Cresco Labs, which is preparing for possible expansion into sales for recreational users in New York State.Credit.Brian Finke for The New York Times May 4, 2021, 9:00 a.m. ET It has been only five weeks since New York State legalized the use of recreational marijuana. The board that will oversee the rollout has yet to be appointed, let alone rules set for how licenses will be issued to cannabis businesses. The sale of legal pot in the state is still a year away. And, of course, marijuana remains illegal on the federal level.