Residents of the Brooklyn community seemed rattled the day after three arrests connected to the terrorist group.
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What to Do With a Problem Like NYCHA: Infographic
The city and state plan to pump millions into NYCHA so the agency, the city’s “worst landlord,” can fix existing problems.
New Housing Might Mess Up the No. 7 Line
Sunnyside Yard, the site of the mayor’s plan to build more affordable housing, is stirring fears in the community.
Keeping Bengali Alive in a New Home
On Feb. 21, the community commemorated the day Bengalis fought for the right to speak their language.
A Bronx Precinct Salutes a 10-Year-Old Girl from Texas
New York cops tip their hats to Savannah Solis, who sent 200 thank you notes to officers after two cops were shot.
Must a Zoroastrian Date Only Zoroastrians?
Dwindling numbers add to the pressure young members of this religion feel to marry inside the community.
Did Rudy Giuliani Lose His City? Maybe
The former mayor has stirred controversy with his comments about President Obama—and many New Yorkers aren’t pleased.
Are Fancy Hotels a Tipping Point for Williamsburg?
The Yotel chain has plans for a new facility in the heart of Williamsburg. And more hotels are on the way.
A Rocky Reception for a New Sex Policy
Columbia Students wonder how a brief program—including workshops and art projects— can change a culture.
A Food Pantry Plans to Go Mobile
Rising hunger in New York City is causing a West Side food pantry to devise ways to reach more people in need.
Schooling New York City’s Cops
A little known program of the NYPD helps the department’s police officers pursue a higher education.
The Venezuelans Are Coming
As the economy of their home country falters, more of them are moving to New York City
Brooklynites Debate Whether to Legalize Pot
Occupy Weed Street, an activist group makes its case for pot, arguing it’ll be good for the economy.
