BY TONY LIPKA The City Planning Department presented a comprehensive plan for transitioning away from carbon dependency at a council hearing on October 4. Department …[read more]
BY SOFIA CANONGE In what was intended to be a platform for civil discourse and community engagement, the Brooklyn City Council Candidate Forums, hosted by …[read more]
BY JACK DWECK Renewable Heat Now, a coalition of climate organizations, called on NY Governor Hochul to pass the NY Heat Act that would reduce …[read more]
BY JOSH NARISMA Nearly 80 years after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, which resulted in approximately 112,000 Japanese-Americans being forced into internment camps along …[read more]
BY BRET BOTFELD Author, Emmy-nominated documentary filmmaker, and Brooklyn College media law professor Ian Rosenberg discussed his book “The Fight for Free Speech,” on a …[read more]
BY DIANA BAUTISTA Just yesterday, electronic devices nationwide, including cellphones, TVs, and radios, went off, creating a loud warning sound and vibration as part of …[read more]
BY GISSELLE BAEZ To kick off National Banned Book Week, the Cortelyou Brooklyn Public Library hosted a Books Unbanned Storytime on Oct 4. This was …[read more]
BY: MAXWELL SCHUSS The UAW and middle-class workers around the country are looking to eliminate wage tiers, a compensation system which they say reduces pay, …[read more]
BY: USMAN CHOHAN Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in front of the entrance to Floyd Bennett Field on September 4 to vent frustration over the city’s …[read more]
BY JOSH NARISMA Thousands of people surged into the streets of midtown Manhattan on September 17 to protest the use of fossil fuels. The protest …[read more]
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