Starting Monday, January 11, NYS will begin scheduling vaccinations for the next group of people (Phase 1b): -People age 65+ –Please reference this list to see if you are part of a different eligible group. […]

Starting Monday, January 11, NYS will begin scheduling vaccinations for the next group of people (Phase 1b): -People age 65+ –Please reference this list to see if you are part of a different eligible group. […]
The road directly in front of St. Luke Roman Catholic Church will be co-named in honor of the monsignor who served as its patriarch for 15 years. “I’m proud to announce this much-deserved honor for […]
A package of anti-age discrimination bills co-sponsored by Councilman Paul Vallone was unanimously passed by the Council on Thursday, Nov. 19. The package of five bills will create a Center for Older Workforce Development, prevent […]
At the NYC Council’s October 29 Stated Meeting, Council Member Paul A. Vallone introduced a resolution calling on Congress and the President of the United States to work towards a lasting ceasefire and peaceful resolution […]
Councilman Paul Vallone has submitted legislation to co-name an intersection of Clintonville Street and Locke Avenue in Whitestone as “Msgr. John C. Tosi Way.” Community Board 7 voted on and approved the co-naming at their […]
Council Member Paul Vallone is seeking to create an Office of Tourism Recovery to support New York City’s tourism industries and arts and culture during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. Councilman Paul Vallone’s legislation was supported […]
Con Edison’s weeklong response to Tropical Storm Isaias, which arrived in New York City on Aug. 4 profoundly impacted the borough, was quickly condemned by public and elected officials alike and prompted Councilman Paul Vallone […]
Council Member Vallone, chair of the Economic Development Committee, will jointly chair a hearing with the Committee on Cultural Affairs to prepare the city for a comeback in the tourism sector as we move into […]