Contractors Learn How To Implement Local Law 97
BY JOSH NARISMA Local Law 97 remains confusing to contractors across New York City, who will soon be required to adhere to strict energy regulations …[read more]
Rising Robbery Rates Alarm Residents in Queens District 2
BY: SOFIA CANONGE Queens District 2, encompassing the neighborhoods of Long Island City, Woodside, and Sunnyside, is grappling with a surge in robberies—the highest rate …[read more]
City Hall Addresses HIV Prevention for Older Adults
BY ALLISON DUBROW The New York City Council’s Committees on Aging, Health, and Hospitals held a joint meeting in City Hall on Nov. 17 to …[read more]
The Bulldogs Championship Quest Continues Despite A Shocking Season
BY BRET BOTFELD The Brooklyn College men’s soccer team was heading towards another disastrous season similar to last years. The Bulldogs had one measly win …[read more]
New York Updates Cybersecurity Regulations
BY JACK DWECK New York State announced new cybersecurity regulations at the start of November that are designed to combat this past year’s rise in …[read more]
Wildlife Activists Urge Gov. Hochul to Save The Birds and Bees
BY TONY LIPKA Wildlife activists gathered outside Governor Kathy Hochul’s office in Midtown on Wednesday, Nov 16, calling on her to sign a bill that …[read more]
Gov. Hochul Signs Bill to End Unnecessary Procedures on Intersex Youth
BY JADA SIMON On November 8, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation requiring the State Department of Health to conduct an outreach campaign warning …[read more]
New York Realtors Pivoting To Other Careers As The Market Has Not Been Improving
BY DESTINY MATEO Many people looking for promising jobs search online for options that don’t require a college degree. Not long ago, “realtor” used to …[read more]
Weekend of Pro-Palestine Protests Brings Out Concerned New Yorkers
BY: USMAN CHOHAN The conflict between Hamas and Israel is in its fourth week, and last weekend brought a wave of protests and calls …[read more]
Public Ownership of Energy in New York City
BY JOSH NARISMA Recent conferences in New York City focused on the debate over whether the generation of electricity should be a public good or …[read more]