Feds: keep the lid on Shkreli evidence
By ALEXANDRA SEMENOVA Federal prosecutors say that former pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli is trying to use a civil suit the government filed against him to …[read more]
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Wind power urged for NYC
By SEAN EGAN Environmental groups met on Friday night at St. Peter’s Church in Midtown Manhattan to discuss details of possibly using offshore wind energy …[read more]
Council: Give Pell grants to inmates
By DAWN ELIGIO The City Council Committee on Higher Education voted Monday in favor of a measure to support President Barack Obama’s Second Chance Pell …[read more]
Free online photo course at MoMa
By LUIS GONZALEZ Photography has becoming an increasingly popular medium for young artists and the the Museum of Modern Art has taken notice: It is …[read more]
`Taste NY’ Bar on Tap for Barclays Center
By UMMEY KARIM Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the Barclays Center announced Thursday that a Taste NY bar will be set up at the arena to …[read more]
For riders, transfers are key to new streetcar line
By REZA MALEK Mayor Bill de Blasio has given New Yorkers a bit more information regarding his proposed Brooklyn-Queens streetcar but has still not said …[read more]
Home Care Workers Need Living Wage, Pols Say
By INEZ SHARABY New York State senators Jeffrey Klein and Diane Savino on Thursday rallied with the labor union 1199 SEIU to “fight for $15” …[read more]
Bx Prez Targets Education in State of Borough Speech
By REZA MALEK Bronx Borough President, Ruben Diaz Jr. sharply criticized CUNY and the Department of Education in his 2016 State of the Borough Address …[read more]
Turn Empty Lots into Housing, Stringer Urges
By ALEAH WINTER City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer released an audit on Thursday pinpointing more than 1,000 city-owned vacant lots as potential sites for affordable …[read more]
City Launches Free Wi-Fi Kiosk Program
By MICHAEL ODMARK “It works!” said Mayor de Blasio after making a test call at Thursday’s public launch of LinkNYC, a new program replacing pay …[read more]