Instead of Reporting and Writing, Gabriel Was Reported on and Written About
By STEPHANIE ROSERO Gabriel Tiu is a 28-year-old Journalism and Media Studies Major at Brooklyn College. He is a resident of Elmhurst, Queens, a neighborhood …[read more]
New York State’s Legislative Districts Change Once a Decade. That Time Has Come
By JULIAN WATSON Every ten years, New York officials dive into the lengthy process of re-drawing lines that divide the state’s legislative districts. The lines …[read more]
12 Dead in NYC After Hurricane Ida Floods Streets and Basements
By AMBERLEY CANEGITTA At least 12 people have been found dead due to the torrential downpour from Hurricane Ida in New York City, with ten …[read more]
Community Says No to SoHo, NoHo, Chinatown Upzoning Plan
By MATT HIRSCH The New York City Department of City Planning is proposing a rezoning of SoHo, NoHo, and Chinatown, in an attempt to “strengthen …[read more]
City Schools and Businesses Hit Hard by Flooding
By FAWAAD FAROOQ and AMANDA CURCIO Thousands of New Yorkers were left in distress Thursday, after rains flooded homes and businesses in the area. …[read more]
City Immigration Chief Says Farewell
By JENNA MORALES The departing head of the mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs said farewell to the office on Thursday by urging the Biden Administration …[read more]
Mayor Proposes Giving Vaccine to Tourists
By SUSAN NUNEZ Mayor de Blasio floated an idea on Thursday designed to lure back tourists to as the clouds of Covid-19 seemed to be …[read more]
Flowers, Candy and a Vaccine for Westchester Moms
By JUANA NORALES County Executive George Latimer on Thursday urged Westchester residents to “show love to their mothers” by inviting them to get vaccinated at …[read more]
White House Mum on FB’s Muzzle of Trump
By ZION DECOTEAU The Whitehouse on Wednesday declined to comment on A Facebook consulting board’s decision to uphold a ban on former President Donald Trump’s …[read more]
Council Committee O.K.’s Landmarking Abolitionists’ House in Bklyn
By MAYA SCHUBERT The City Council Subcommittee of Landmarks, Public Sitings and Dispositions voted Thursday to make a 19th century abolitionists’ house in Downtown Brooklyn …[read more]