Atletico Madrid beat FC Barcelona 4-0 in the Copa Del Rey semifinal first leg. Barcelona, current cup champions, risk elimination. Semifinals have no away goal rule; aggregate tie leads to extra time, ...

The 2025–26 Copa del Rey quarterfinals kicked off with the conclusion of Albacete’s fairytale run, as Barcelona took care of business at the Carlos Belmonte. Hansi Flick’s side were pegged back late ...

The city agency in charge of the Chicago Police Department’s oversight bodies announced Thursday that the interim leader of the Civilian Office of Police Accountability would be nominated to oversee ...

New York City's real estate industry can breathe a sigh of relief: The housing bill that would have allowed nonprofits and partner organizations first dibs on some New York City apartment buildings is ...

A glimmer of sanity emerged from City Hall this week, as news emerged that former mayor Eric Adams’ last-minute veto of the “Community Opportunity to Purchase Act” — which would give “mission-driven ...

Massimo F. D’Angelo and William M. Pekarsky offer a constitutional analysis of New York City’s Community Opportunity to Purchase Act (COPA), recently passed by the City Council. Their article examines ...

Barcelona's quest for another piece of silverware faces a potential banana skin on Thursday as they take on a Racing Santander team riding high at the summit of the Spanish second tier. At the top of ...

This blog was prepared with the assistance of Gwendolyn Goodyear, a law clerk at Cole Schotz. With New York City Council’s recent passage of the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act (“COPA”) comes a ...

The mayor thinks the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act is “shortsighted.” That was the term a City Hall spokesperson used to describe the bill, along with various housing bills approved by the ...

San Francisco made history in 2019 when it enacted the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act (COPA), giving local nonprofits a first right to buy multifamily buildings when they go up for sale. In the ...

“New York City has a long history supporting these types of building conversions, often led by tenants and nonprofit organizations. COPA builds on this legacy and lays groundwork for a new generation ...