Subway trash: an odyssey
By MOSHE BERMAN Tatiana Spencer was in high school when she was waiting with her friends for the E train at the 71st-Continental Avenue subway …[read more]
On Flatbush Avenue, stores close as rents rise
By ALVARO BLANCO In the back of a struggling eyeglasses store on Flatbush Avenue, Edgar Henry made call after call as he tried to keep …[read more]
When you have to go home again
By CHRISTOPHER TUCCILLO It’s 8 p.m. on a Sunday night, and the neighborhood of Middle Village in Queens is fairly quiet. Sitting in his bedroom …[read more]
CUNY Dreamers hold fast to their hopes
By GABRIEL PARIENTE Monica Sibri sits in the middle of the brown rectangular table with her Macbook Pro to her left and cell phone to …[read more]
Balancing college and diabetes
By LOVASHNI KHALKIAPRASAD For most of his childhood, Aanas Mohamed played basketball, a sport he would give up anything to play. He was the most …[read more]
Hate crimes mount in city amid Middle East unrest
By INEZ SHARABY It was a breezy fall night in September when 20-year-old Lorraine Dana was walking to her older sister’s house, ready to enjoy …[read more]
Queens Activists Warn of Gentrification
BY SINDY NANCLARES Tenants, community leaders and immigration activists called on Tuesday to reform and strengthen rent regulation laws to help low-income families and stem …[read more]
Cop Recants Grand Jury Testimony in Attempted Murder Trial
By ELIZABETH KELLY A New York City police officer testifying in an attempted murder trial on Tuesday admitted that she had lied under oath to …[read more]
Teachers Union Boss Slams Tax Breaks for ‘Foreign Billionaires’
By MICHEL PEDROSO The United Federation of Teachers President announced a plan Tuesday that he said could reduce class sizes in kindergarten through third grade, …[read more]
Rockettes Kick Off Charity for Kids
By ANNA DITUCCI-CAPPIELLO The world famous Rockettes kicked up some holiday cheer at Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital on Tuesday. Garden of Dreams, an organization based …[read more]