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Unclear How Many NYS Prison Deaths Are Being Investigated

City Limits contacted the medical examiners or coroners in all 26 New York counties were DOCCS has facilities. Most who responded said they were not investigating any prison deaths.

Economy In Depth Investigations

Undocumented, Essential and Sick: COVID-19 Comes to the Farm

First came the fever, then dark urine and diarrhea, then a cough ‘that wanted to tear my throat up.’ And then his roommate got sick, too.

In Depth Investigations

Decades of Shrinking Hospital Capacity ‘Spelled Disaster’ for New York’s COVID Response

New York has closed dozens of hospitals in the last few decades, the result of larger healthcare trends, policy shifts and cost-cutting efforts. But that downsizing has been “called into…

Government In Depth Investigations

Mutual Aid Movement Playing Huge Role in COVID-19 Crisis

Over the past few weeks, advocacy groups, veteran volunteers, and everyday residents across the five boroughs have stepped up to form groups and projects that assist vulnerable New Yorkers.

Education In Depth Investigations

Super Commuters in Sophomore Year: The Impact of NYC’s Longest Rides to School

Thousands of New York City students spend at least two hours in transit to and from school each day, raising questions about how school quality and school distance combine to…

Housing and Homelessness In Depth Investigations

Many NYC Seniors Still Face the Threat of Evictions

The city uses a patchwork of social services and subsidies to keep elders aging in place, but they can be difficult to qualify for and their funds are limited.

Housing and Homelessness In Depth Investigations

Hopes for Improving Anti-Redlining Law Take a Backseat to Saving It

The CRA, a crucial but flawed tool intended to give communities leverage over banks, is up for reform—and though community advocates have long advocated for substantive changes to the law,…

In Depth Investigations Justice

New NYPD Unit Will Crack Down on Drivers Who Fail to Yield — But Nearly Half of Those Tickets Are Still Tossed Out

In his State of the City speech, Mayor de Blasio announced a new NYPD Vision Zero Unit to crack down on dangerous driving behavior, like failure to yield. But data…

Housing and Homelessness In Depth Investigations

Opportunity Zones Show Scant Impact in the Bronx as Key Deadline Passes

Brokers predicted that the kind of investments the tax incentive could attract would create an entirely new borough. But a year later, the fervor around opportunity zones in the Bronx…

Investigations

More Questions Than Answers About the Racial & Ethnic Skew in COVID-19 Deaths

Unclear How Many NYS Prison Deaths Are Being Investigated

Undocumented, Essential and Sick: COVID-19 Comes to the Farm

Decades of Shrinking Hospital Capacity ‘Spelled Disaster’ for New York’s COVID Response

Mutual Aid Movement Playing Huge Role in COVID-19 Crisis

Super Commuters in Sophomore Year: The Impact of NYC’s Longest Rides to School

Many NYC Seniors Still Face the Threat of Evictions

Hopes for Improving Anti-Redlining Law Take a Backseat to Saving It

New NYPD Unit Will Crack Down on Drivers Who Fail to Yield — But Nearly Half of Those Tickets Are Still Tossed Out

Opportunity Zones Show Scant Impact in the Bronx as Key Deadline Passes

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