“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:…
“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…
“Local leaders like us bring value to parks that money alone cannot deliver: years of community relationships, knowledge of how a neighborhood uses its public spaces, and an understanding of…
“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…
“For those of us working alongside LGBTQ+ immigrants, the horrors of this administration are not just headlines,” the author writes. “They are the constant, infuriating reality that we simply do…
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…
State regulators approved two “thermal energy” pilots but rejected nine others, raising questions about the future of the technology, New York Focus reports.
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