Immigrant Groups Say ‘Broken Windows’ Policing Hurts Sanctuary
By ISRAEL SALAS-RODRIGUEZ Several immigrant-led coalitions took to City Hall on Thursday to criticize Mayor Bill De Blasio and New York Police Commissioner James P. …[read more]
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Chuck Hogs the Spotlight
By BRIAN BONILLA Chuck the Staten Island Groundhog took a trip to Times Square on Thursday. After not seeing his shadow, predicting an early spring …[read more]
Armory Track Meet Set to Cut the Tape
By LOGAN WILBER The 17th annual Armory Track Invitational is ready and set to go this Friday and Saturday at The New Balance Track & …[read more]
Women’s Soccer Scores Goal on Lifetime
By ASHLEY MATOS The National Women’s Soccer League and A+E Networks announced on Thursday a partnership that includes a three-year deal, in which a league …[read more]
Trump Win Upsets Caribbean Community
By BRENNEN JOHNSON Assemblyman Nick Perry shook his head in discontent when asked about Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential race. Seated in his office …[read more]
Castro Death Opens New Debate over Cuba
By ALEXANDRA SEMENOVA A viral Facebook video posted last Saturday by Ivis Suarez of Miami Lakes, Florida shows her abuela, who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease, …[read more]
Why NFL Ratings Tanked
By ROBERT TAUB For the early part of this football season, the NFL and the television networks saw adversity for the first time in a …[read more]
Restored W Line Creates Service Cuts for Some Queens Riders
By MARK SULEYMANOV After six years of hibernation, the W train is back in service but its revival has forced cutbacks to other trains …[read more]
Weighing Mayor’s Housing Plan 3 Years in
By ISAAC MONTEROSE As Mayor Bill de Blasio’s first term comes to an end, housing experts have a mixed view of his 10-year plan to …[read more]
Jump-starting a Small Biz on LI
Brooklyn News Service reporter Tiana Heath explores how the Long Island Small Business Center in Farmingdale helps businesses to get started. She speaks with …[read more]