Barriers and cliffs have surfaced in a five-year pilot program for managed care of Medicaid mental-health spending.
City on the Edge: Climate Change and New York
Opinion: By Design and Democracy, NYC Must Move Toward Equitable Waterfronts
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‘Whether we like it or not, we need to adapt our city to manage the mounting risks that sea-level rise and climate change pose to New York’s waterfront communities.’
City Council
Opinion: Luxury Rezoning Will Displace Flushing Residents, and Our Politicians Know It
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‘Just as the pandemic has laid bare long-standing societal issues, not created them from thin air, the Special Flushing Waterfront Project is tied to a long legacy of corporate real-estate pushing for development that will displace us.’
CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS
Opinion: Why We Organize For Police-Free Schools
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‘I have come to see police, surveillance and harsh punitive measures in schools as a way to disproportionately target vulnerable students, primarily Black and Latino, and not to protect and support us as many suggest.’
City on the Edge: Climate Change and New York
Opinion: Want to Re-Think New York City? Start with Rikers Island.
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‘We can indeed come back stronger. But this moment at history requires more: It needs us to be better than our past self. Renewable Rikers is how we improve the soul of our city.’
CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS
Opinion: Remember Workers Whose Past Prevents Reaching Potential
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‘Rather than promote the pathways to success that fair and equitable employment offers for those with criminal justice histories, the current system bars opportunities at every turn.’
CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS
Opinion: NYC Schools Can Learn From ‘Open Streets’ & ‘Open Restaurants’
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As politicians quibble over schedules and temperate checks: parents, teachers, principals, custodians and children could learn from the City’s most recent attempt to better use the public space of streets.
canners
Opinion: Canners Shouldn’t Be Blamed for Gaps in Recycling Capture
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‘The city ought to clarify that canning is legal, revoke the obscure laws that occasionally levy fines against canners, and provide support to organizations that provide water, shelter, advocacy, and community to canners. ‘
CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS
Opinion: On the UWS, a Privileged Rage Greets the Homeless
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‘What we are witnessing on the UWS is a group proudly boasting their shared belief that their perceived safety and protection of property values matter more than the lives of others, and have always mattered more than the lives of others.’
CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS
Opinion: The Window is Closing to Rezone for a More Equitable SoHo
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‘We need fewer barriers to access and more affordable housing. With just over a year left in this administration, rezoning SoHo is an important legacy that shouldn’t be pushed off any longer.’
CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS
Opinion: COVID-19 Showed us Life Without Grand Juries. It Was an Improvement.
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‘The grand jury—which one former jurist said would indict a ham sandwich—has long outlived its usefulness and instead acts as the prosecutor’s puppet. It is well past time for it to be relegated to the trash heap of history.’