City Council Panel Tackles Recreation and Hip Hop
By LA QUINTA CLARK The City Council Committee on Parks and Recreation voted on Thursday to lower annual membership fees for youth, veterans, seniors and …[read more]
By LA QUINTA CLARK The City Council Committee on Parks and Recreation voted on Thursday to lower annual membership fees for youth, veterans, seniors and …[read more]
By PRISCILLA PEREZ A New York activist group accused Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac of working with Wall Street speculators instead of homeowners in avoiding …[read more]
By INEZ SHARABY Former President Bill Clinton left the politics in Iowa and came to New York City on Thursday to focus on the Clinton …[read more]
By KECIAH BAILEY Dozens of taxi cab drivers, elected officials and clergy members blasted Mayor de Blasio and the Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) accusing …[read more]
By LUIS GONZAEZ & MICHAEL ODMARK The patrol partner of Peter Liang, the police officer on trial for killing Akai Gurley in the stairwell of …[read more]
By SEAN EGAN Track and field officials from colleges and high schools around the world announced details on Thursday of the 16th annual Armory Track …[read more]
By KARI FORD At a riverside press conference Thursday shipbuilders announced that the historic ocean liner SS United States would make a grand comeback with …[read more]
Editor’s note: This Brooklyn News Service story first appeared in City Limits. By RENEE HARARI On a Sunday afternoon in October 2013, 4-year-old Allison Liao …[read more]
By SEAN EGAN Swimming through the sewage-infested waters of the Gowanus Canal, Christopher Swain had to paddle through a thick layer of dirty yellow foam …[read more]
Among the 12 million undocumented immigrants in the United States was Angel Rodas, a 29-year-old Mexican. He lived as an undocumented immigrant for 10 years …[read more]
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