Neighborhood residents are fighting a developer’s plan to put a dorm in the building that once housed P.S. 64. But will the Board of Standards and Appeals back them up?
In its last meeting before the fall primaries, the City Council passed a raft of new legislation designed to make life easier for the city’s poor and working class.
Neighborhood groups want more of a role in planning for the new Yankee Stadium. Some are hoping for jobs; others say the renovation itself is a bad idea.
Half the city’s immigrant population can’t legally vote, but that hasn’t kept them from taking part in politics. How the newest New Yorkers are drawing the eye of savvy politicians.
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