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NY Attorney General Letitia James called for legislation banning surveillance pricing at a Bronx rally, backing bills to bar individualized...
Brooklyn Latin School, NYC's youngest specialized high school, celebrates its 20th anniversary with an alumni gathering at Juliette Restaurant in...
A 57-days-late budget of one-time checks. The most consequential thing in it was not a dollar figure.
New York Communities for Change held its 17th annual gala at Cafe Erzulie in Bushwick, honoring youth climate organizer Keanu...
Six New City Critics fellows will launch their publication City en Regalia at DCTV in Lower Manhattan on June 17,...
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani and HPD launched public engagement for Fulton-Howard West, a 100% affordable housing development at 1958 Fulton...
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has made housing and tenant protection central to his early agenda, launching enforcement against bad landlords and...
The Bushwick Starr concluded its 2025-26 season with Michael Oluokun's solo comedy show "Have You Ever Thought About," which ran...
Open New York endorsed State Senator Julia Salazar and Andrew Gounardes for re-election based on their pro-housing voting records in...
The election that actually decides who represents Brooklyn and Queens is June 23. Almost nobody will vote.
Teachers got a retirement win. Then the bill quietly moved to the 2030s.
Council Member Jennifer Gutiérrez's bill tackles the child care staffing crisis, but it would not raise a single worker's pay.