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NYC Schools Chancellor Addresses School Districts 8 Concerns

February 10, 2022 Editor 0

By BILLY WOOD David C. Banks, Chancellor of the New York City Department of Education was on the hot seat this Wednesday evening as he …[read more]

$10,000 grants Offered to Small Businesses Impacted by the Pandemic

February 10, 2022 Editor 0

By JOANPOL GUTIERREZ While companies such as Apple, Tesla and Amazon have been profiting despite the pandemic, many New York City small businesses have closed …[read more]

Protecting Our Democracy: Congressman Proposes Bills to Protect Voting Rights

February 8, 2022 Editor 0

By MELINA VALLE New York Congressman Mondaire Jones spoke about voting rights and three bills he introduced to protect and renew our democracy on Feb. …[read more]

“No-Cost Face Covering Give Away” low on N95 masks amid citywide shortage

February 8, 2022 Editor 0

By ANNABELLE PAULINO Some New Yorkers will have to wait for shipments of N95 masks to protect them from the Omicron variant. At midday, February …[read more]

America Needs You, Wants You To Succeed

February 8, 2022 Editor 0

By GABRIEL SALAS Starting college can be a difficult and intimidating experience for many freshmen. The America Needs You (ANY) organization, with a virtual event …[read more]

Social Justice Organizations Criticize the Mayor’s Blue Print to End Gun Violence

February 6, 2022 jsiegel 0

By ANISHA BERMEJO Several prominent social justice organizations agree: New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ “blueprint” to end gun violence is a way to “oversee …[read more]

Amidst Growing Food Insecurity, Volunteers and Donations Are Down in NYC

February 6, 2022 jsiegel 0

By SHIRLEY ALVAREZ The numbers of NYC food pantry volunteers declined due to the COVID-19 pandemic, even as food insecurity worsened. Food pantries around New …[read more]

Heather McGhee Explains How Everyone Suffers Because of Racism

February 3, 2022 jsiegel 0

By BILLY WOOD “Whites increasingly see racism as a zero-sum game that they are losing,” said Heather McGhee a newly appointed lecturer at The City …[read more]

Witnesses Give MTA Officials an Earful at Public Hearing

December 3, 2020 journalism 0

By BOBBIE BELL Commuters testifying before Thursday’s MTA public hearing on the bleak budget outlook accused the agency of using the pandemic as an excuse …[read more]

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May I Help You? Inside the 311 Call Center

July 14, 2015 journalism 0

By GINA MARIE GREENWALD Hundreds of cubicles equipped with double Dell computer screens are scattered about New York City’s 311 call center, idling as representatives …[read more]

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