The remains of the nine unhoused people, who died of hypothermia on the city’s streets, were initially slated for mass graves on Hart Island—until a group of fellow New Yorkers…
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.
“There’s a lot that needs to be done in our community,” said Barbara Williams, a resident at NYCHA Polo Grounds Towers. DSA candidate Avila Chevalier, “seems to be that person.”
“New York City, especially, has a lot of laws that regulate language access,” Olivia Nuñez, NYC Campaign Finance Board community engagement director, explained. “All New Yorkers have the right to…
The deadly blaze, which broke out early Wednesday at NYCHA’s Patterson Houses in the South Bronx, was started by an a lithium-ion battery on an electric bike, which was blocking…
“There’s a stark inequity in how the city prioritizes infrastructure projects across different Manhattan neighborhoods,” said said Maria Kessler, executive director for Friends of the East River Esplanade. “Why is…
The senior center is getting new life after a 25-year closure, and will be named after a longtime tenant association president who’s held the role for 33 years and has…
City lawmakers passed a bill that boosts the income eligibility threshold for SCRIE and DRIE, a program that freezes rents for tenants in rent-regulated apartments who are seniors or have…
A years-long campaign to give qualified nonprofit and community partnerships a chance to buy distressed buildings broke through in the City Council Thursday. Supporters expect the mayor to sign the…
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