Mayor-elect Malik Evans has yet to announce some key appointments, including that of deputy mayor.
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Evans trounces Warren in Democratic primary, paves way to City Hall
Malik Evans derailed Lovely Warren’s bid for a third term and now marches to the general election without a challenger.
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A former Warren top aide endorses Evans for mayor
Former Deputy Mayor Cedric Alexander said of supporting Malik Evans for mayor, “It is time to turn the page.”
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Evans unveils plan for boosting business, home ownership
On Monday, mayoral candidate Malik Evans laid out his Economic Empowerment Plan in front of Burgos Income Tax on North Clinton Avenue.
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Public safety a main topic at Rochester mayoral debate
Gun violence and police accountability were the focus of a debate Tuesday between Mayor Lovely Warren and challenger, Councilmember Malik Evans.
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Mayoral hopeful Malik Evans gets ballot spot with Working Families nod
The Working Families Party has endorsed City Councilmember Malik Evans for mayor, guaranteeing him a spot on the November ballot.
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City Councilmember Malik Evans announces run for mayor
City Councilmember Malik Evans presents the most potent threat to Mayor Lovely Warren to date, but he trails in fundraising by a wide margin.
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‘Tough financial situation’ ahead for the City of Rochester
City Councilmember Malik Evans says that the COVID-19 pandemic has hurt the city’s budget, reducing how much the city receives through sales tax receipts and state aid.
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The Rochester school district and the change we need
The school district’s future might be the best barometer for whether Rochester will live up to its ideals or remain a racially and economically divided community for another 30 or 40 years.
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City Hall prepares to reform Rochester’s police oversight
For decades, activists have pushed for stronger police oversight. After months of study, City Council is finishing work on legislation that could do that.
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Exit interviews: reflections from four city leaders
our longtime elected officials who have dealt with some of Rochester’s most serious challenges left office at the end of the year.
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Search starts for Evans’ replacement
The Rochester school board will have two new members in January 2018. Natalie Sheppard won a seat on the board during the November elections. She’ll take over the seat held by Jose Cruz, who didn’t run for another term. The school board has also started its search for candidates to replace longtime member Malik Evans, […]
