Students React to Film Set Safety Rules Adjusted By Brooklyn College Film Department
BY EMILY NIXON Brooklyn College film students have begun voicing their concerns with a new wave of safety rule enforcement and adjustments that thesis …[read more]
Museum Employees Fear Losing Jobs to AI
BY NOELLE RANGRAS This November, the Cleveland Museum of Art is preparing to update their ‘ArtLens’ app, featuring a wide array of new Artificial Intelligence …[read more]
Christa McAuliffe School Out Of Space But Not Out Of Demand
By ALBINA CEKA The Christa McAuliffe School (I.S. 187) is one of the top performing schools in Brooklyn School District 20 but that comes with …[read more]
Mayor’s New Free Pet Food Program Promises to Keep Families Together
BY RIVER FLEISCHNER A new program to provide free pet food has begun at select food banks across New York City. The city funded …[read more]
High Rent and Low Steps Squeezing Williamsburg’s Small Businesses
By Esther Boileau Another wave of closures and openings is reshaping Williamsburg’s commercial landscape, as long-time businesses shut their doors and luxury businesses claim …[read more]
Rising Housing Costs Put Pressure on East Flatbush Residents
BY: NICHOLAS GUMBS Rent continues to rise in East Flatbush, Brooklyn causing long time residents unable to afford their homes. Tenants in East Flatbush are …[read more]
With Democrats Taking Control of Congress, MTA Hopes for More Federal Funding
BY GIANCARLOS ASENCIO With the midterm elections resulting in a Democratic win in the House and Senate, significant changes may be coming to the …[read more]
Former Corrections Head: Closing Rikers Won’t Solve Jail Crisis
By MATTHEW MUSOLINO Former New York City Executive Board of Corrections Director Martha King warned the City Council that replacing Rikers Island prisons with …[read more]
MTA rejects local artist’s proposal to replace Subway tiles
BY NOELLE RANGRAS The Metropolitan Transport Authority of NYC removed a tile placed at Delancey-Essex streets station by artist Eujue Lee this past October. It …[read more]
NYC Department of Sanitation Prepares for Potential 2027 Winter Snow Storms
By MATTHEW MUSOLINO NYC’s Department of Sanitation has adjusted its snow removal strategies, manpower and equipment management as it prepares for the 2026-27 winter season, …[read more]