Activists are pressing for the enactment of bills in the New York State legislature that would fund a $345 million health insurance program for undocumented immigrants.
Neighbors of the Manhattan Detention Complex fear the effects of years of construction and criticize a lack of help from the city.
New York’s small businesses say they are getting crushed by Big Tech companies’ anti-competitive pricing. The 21st Century Antitrust Act would make it easier to fight back.
Experts advise stronger ties between communities and health care providers.
BIPOC arts organization receives funding from City Council.
PULP and the American Association of Retired Persons wrote a joint letter to the Hochul Administration requesting that $1.25 billion be taken from the $12.5 billion federal American Rescue Plan funds
A new bill aims to rein in waste from the fashion industry, one of the most environmentally harmful industries in the world
Eighty percent of avocados in the US come from Mexico, prices are expected to rise.
Cases may subside, but the need for masks remains.
In a bid to curb violent crime, Mayor Eric Adams announces major expansion of Summer Youth Employment Program.
Self-taught nail artists are ditching salons and working independently in New York.
Mayor Eric Adams’ budget is baselining and expanding the Fair Fares Program, but advocates are calling for wider eligibility.
Protestors outside the convention Wednesday urged state leaders to pass a bill that would transform protections for tenants.
As workers trickle back into offices, firms team with a nonprofit to tackle the wellness perils that have long-plagued Wall Street.
Two gatherings across the Bronx denounce years of indifference.
