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]
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]
BY T’NEIL GOODEN At a virtual public hearing on Oct. 6th, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) disclosed its plans to implement restrictions on truck weights …[read more]
BY MARYANA AVERYANOVA On September 3, protesters rallied outside the CUNY Graduate Center in Manhattan in support of four Brooklyn College adjunct professors who were …[read more]
BY: SAMANTHA LORISTON While the legal futures of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) students remain uncertain due to a pending federal court case, they …[read more]
BY: MEGAN MODESTE Similar to other years, New York City’s annual West Indian Labor Day 2023 parade brought color, music, and amazing food to Crown …[read more]
BY BRITTANY ROYAL In New York City, hundreds of Black entrepreneurs are turning adversity into opportunity after the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic by starting …[read more]
By BROOKLYN COLLEGE JOURNALISM STUDENTS With the backdrop of the Prospect Park Boathouse, Dr. Chok Tenzin Monlam walks purposefully around his outdoor class, guiding and …[read more]
By: ENRICO DENARD People from Afro-Caribbean backgrounds who immigrate to the U.S. are at risk of to being diagnosed with hypertension, diabetes, and obesity. While …[read more]
By: BILLY WOOD RIDGEWOOD, NY- On a beautiful spring afternoon people used to rush to Myrtle Avenue in Ridgewood, Queens, and spend the day shopping …[read more]
By: JOANPOL GUTIERREZ COVID-19 not only affected the physical health of millions of citizens across the state, it also had a deep impact on local …[read more]
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