Las propuestas sometidas a votación introducirían varios cambios en la Constitución Estatal y el Estatuto de la Ciudad, que van desde qué hacer con las pequeñas propiedades de la alcaldía…
The five questions this year range from what to do with small, publicly-owned properties to how the city should plan for its financial future via the rainy day fund.
“If we want a small business renaissance, we have to stop treating empty storefronts as acceptable collateral damage of financial regulatory happenstance and start seeing them for what they are:…
New Yorkers are bracing for higher-than-usual heat bills this winter, as the war in Iran drives up the cost of fuel. Two state programs can help eligible households cover some…
“Every major climate investment should consider the workers and skills required, the employers expected to hire, and the pathways needed to connect New Yorkers to the work.”
“It’s this feeling of relief for so many people at a time when costs are going up for so many other parts of our lives,” said Sumathy Kumar, director of…
“A group of radical activists took over a tiny park near Wall Street and did the seemingly impossible: They got thousands of disaffected, cynical, frustrated people—including me—to believe that a…
It’s been three years since the city began requiring hosts of short-term rentals to register them, an effort to weed out illegal listings which officials say took options away from…
Later this fall, counties across the state will pay more to keep the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, running after a sharp decline in federal support. By the end of next year,…
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