By Jennifer Doherty on May 12, 2019
Andrew Cuomo, labor union, mta, New York City, New York City Transit, transit workers
Bronx, News
On April 21 at 10:30 a.m., while many New Yorkers were enjoying their Easter candy, Denaul Jenkins II, 33, was on the job as an MTA subway conductor, waiting to catch the second train of his shift. As he sat on the southbound platform at the 149th Street-Grand Concourse station in the Bronx, Walter Rivera, […]
By Jennifer Doherty on April 29, 2019
architecture, Easter, fire, history, manhattan, New York City, Notre Dame, Orthodox
Manhattan, Religion, The Global City
If St. Sava’s experience is an indicator of the challenges to rebuilding a historic church, Notre Dame faces a long road. Still, addressing the combined Greek and Serbian faithful, the bishop offered a message of rebirth and “contemporary miracles.”
By Jennifer Doherty on March 28, 2019
Entertainment, Video
By Jennifer Doherty on March 3, 2019
Cardi B, criminal justice, DOCCS, Greene Correctional Facility
Brooklyn, Cops & Courts, News
Anthony Myrie was the second inmate to die at Greene Correctional Facility in three months
By Jennifer Doherty on February 13, 2019
102nd Precinct
Cops & Courts, Gun Violence, News, Queens
Richmond Hill, a quiet neighborhood, is shaken by tragedy
By Jennifer Doherty on February 12, 2019
Brooklyn, Cold, crime, Drugs, Justice, Local business, New York City, snow
Brooklyn, Cops & Courts, News
That’s a wrap at the federal courthouse in Brooklyn
By Jennifer Doherty on February 10, 2019
author, books, Brooklyn, Donald Trump, immigration, Palestine, poetry
Brooklyn, Lens on New Yorkers, NY City Scene
Author Hala Alyan talks writing and resilience in the Trump era
