The Work Site
City’s Car-Wash Regulations Still on Hold as Union Push Continues
Deborah Cruz |
A city law is on hold. A lawsuit is on stand-by. Contract negotiations are pending. And a mostly immigrant work force continues to wash cars.
Bronx
Bronx Tenants Skip Housing Court in Dispute With Landlord
Deborah Cruz |
Seeking monetary damages and faster results, these renters on Merriam Avenue are going after their property owner in Supreme Court.
Bronx
Why Some NYC Latinos are Backing Donald Trump
Deborah Cruz |
His hateful rhetoric hasn’t turned off these voters, who are profoundly worried about undocumented immigrants, national security and Hillary Clinton.
Justice
City Jails Consider the Use of ‘Less-Than-Lethal’ Weapons
Deborah Cruz and Jarrett Murphy |
It’s not a rubber bullet. It’s not a plastic pellet. It’s a Star-Lite round.
biking
Cyclists Blame Safety Worries for Lack of Bikes in the Bronx
Deborah Cruz |
Long commutes, hills and other obstacles also help to explain why borough-wide biking rates are lowest in the Bronx.
