Some residents of New York’s 14th congressional district say immigration and police brutality are more pressing concerns than climate change.
The MTA’s proposal calls for trade-offs and the elimination of some stops.
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Members of the Service Employees International Union took to the streets in Manhattan's Upper East Side
Mayor Eric Adams launched a billboard campaign in Florida to protest the "Don't Say Gay," but despite this progressive gesture, there are still some
Governor Kathy Hochul and state legislators are poised to agree on an expanded child care subsidy that will still leave many New York City
The legislation leaves key provisions open to interpretation by health insurers, advocates say
“How is this fair?” Issues with state rent relief and access to counsel exacerbate small landlords’ grievances with rent continuing to go unpaid
Mayor Eric Adams says he’s approaching the sweeps with compassion, but on Friday, protesters argued otherwise
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Despite his commitment to increase the budget for parks, Mayor Eric Adams cut $63 million from the Department of Parks and Recreation.
Mayor Adams’ campaign to clear encampments have brought little relief — so far — to those meant to benefit, as promises to get people
As part of a $30 million expansion of maternal care services, New York City will increase access to doulas in the coming months.
What will it take to make them succeed?
Jae Lee says meeting with university officials failed to quell feelings of being part of a second-class minority group on campus.