For the past few years, the number of complaints about NYCHA (New York City Housing Authority) has skyrocketed by residents … More
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Summer Heat
With the summer heat killing everyone, all you want to do is cool off in a pool and stay there … More
A Queens District Attorney candidate may be brought to victory by the Democratic Socialists of America and Working Families Party
It may seem like the only way ordinary people can impact elections is to vote. But in Queens, effective grassroots … More
New York taking steps to penalize cashless businesses
With credit and debit cards on the rise, the use of cash is rapidly dwindling. However, several states, including New … More
WNYC’s Brigid Bergin
Brigid Bergin went from working in a bank, to being part of the political beat at WNYC. She confessed to … More
Proposed Construction of Nursing Home Angers Parents and Residents Alike
As the sun rises brightly and the school day begins, hundreds of students enter Public School 163. Some of them … More
Libraries Are Important
By: Oniken J. Pereira The New York Public libraries are an essential cause. People read books there, and borrow … More
Art Installations Beautify Parkchester Library in the Bronx
By: Jenna Song Parkchester, Bronx – The Parkchester Library’s outdoor courtyard is being transformed this summer by vibrant art installations … More
New Building, New Neighborhood?
Chinatown’s shops are being taken down and replaced, Midtown’s buildings are being upgraded, Washington Heights rent prices are soaring, and … More
Superintendent Couldn’t Care Less About Damages In Resident Homes
By Jesica Ramirez August 9 at 10:05 AM ELMHURST, NY— Jansinta Morelos came across a small water leakage in the … More